Do You Believe in Miracles in Cooperative Marketing Advice
A fragmented 20th century crowding of farmers’ notes urges belief in miracles of federal assistance and cooperative selling. It contrasts old methods with new cooperative practices, urging farmers to stay with local buyers, compresses, and warehouses while warning of delays and high charges. It cites the Agriculture Quarteling Act and emphasizes soil settlements, delivery rates, and producer control over cotton sales.
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Mr. Farmer
Cale
Pheir
neSsession
Neghbor
Ihby
Elect
Co-Operative Association
Co operative cotton plan questioned by critics
Critics warn against cooperative cotton schemes praising high charges from established freightage firms. They argue benefits claimed by the plan are overstated and fear inexperienced officials will mishandle cotton, with subsidies and federal policy failing to deliver prosperity.
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Fretorage
Phusbsidizaion
Gericwlture
United States
Cotton Digest
Obituary and Community Notes From Local Church
Mrs Matin Minter aged nine months and thirty days, passed recently after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with burial in Myre Cemetery. She is survived by a son in law and grandchild, Tina Garson listed among local residents. The community church attendance has grown with choir practice resumed, and many locals visiting Houston and San Marcos. Unsettled travel plans include relatives from Houston visiting through spring.
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Matin
Minter
W. Larrim
C. W. Larson
Tina Garson
Newley
Owen Miller
Rodger Brown
Hallettsville
Bere
Dor Nudson
Uncl
Houston
Baturetay
Jonek Suid
Chas, Wegenhott and Son
How to Raise Poultry Brooding Methods for Chicks
An article by LeGear outlines step by step brooding practices to reduce chick mortality and foster healthy flocks. It covers cleanliness, ventilation, heat management, and gradual temperature reduction, with practical tips on equipment setup and observing chick comfort.
Community social gathers at Presn home for birthday anniversary
A large group met Sunday night at Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Presn to celebrate a birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr. TL A Breda and sister Milas Annie, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Press and daughter Josephine, Miss Elvera, Mrs. Brod and Raymond of Jones Creek, and several others from El Campo. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake, cookies, and lemonade were served. News notes mention visits by Henry Lutringer to Clayton Webb, May of HSAS, and Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Previn hosting events. Additional reports cover tennis outings, local visitors, and upcoming East Bernard event plans.
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E. B
Rela
TL. A. Breda
Milas Annie
Ben Press
Josephing
Clarence
Misae
Elvera
Raymond
Jones Creek
Frels
Leroy
Mist Pearl
Leon
Welter
EL Campo
W. D. Willams
Lorang
Clayton Webb
Max Glesaihart
HSAS
Cand
Matthys
B. &. Previn
Leonard Schoenfeld
Habn
Rylygrab
J. A. Williams
Hare
East Bernard Priday
Wm Schaller
Charley Kottren
Gitatman
Emil Schumaker
Wito Lnatn
Ry Comerroy
Aid
Leon Rieger
Qanutass
Ben“Frels
Mrnday Nighitr
Vasa Jones
Pech Touth Hatasstage
McCormick Deering trade optimism and tractors feature in ad
In this 1930 flavor page the store offers free McCormick Deering calendars and extols tractors and grain drills. Advertisers praise McCormick Deering lines and International trucks, citing local buyers Carl and Helmer Seaholm and Hua Waddell, with notes on tractor governors and six speed specials. The piece blends humor and promotional zeal, urging farmers to trade for the best equipment in the county.
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McCormick-Deering
Carl
Belmer Seaholm
Ernest
Seanholm
Acre
Helmer Seaholm
International ‘Harvester
Hua Waddell
Glen Sundermaiy
Mes
Local Visitors and Clergy News From Nada Area
Mr Ben Woodtrnll and Giarene Freja visited Nada on Saturday. County commissioner Jolly Krumebek of Louse is grading new roads through the community. Tom Schoollmann was a visitor at the Glestman home Saturday. Various locals, including Mr Tiley Seegelt of Wharton and families Blumrick, Webbe, and Blumtick, spent Sunday or Monday with relatives. Christ Church Episcopal notes Lenten services, Church School, and vestry meetings. Rev B Dargan Butt leads at Wharton and Calvary Richmond. Rev Charles Sumner of Houston assists at Calvary Church. The piece also reflects philosophical musings on Locke and Wundt in a church year reflection. Assistant Coach W K Hinton visited from Port Arthur. Mr Tinton traveled via Austin. Families Poole and Killough, with Southwestern University ties, are referenced in weekend plans.
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Ben Woodtrnll
Giarene
Freja
Nada
Jolly Krumebek
Louse
Tom Schoollmann
B. Glestman
Tiley Seegelt
Wharton
Rmlet
Langle
Hy. Blumrick
Clatos Webbe
Joe Blumtick
Tor
Frank Schoellinenn
el Campo
Christ Church
Episcopal
Sumaar
Church School
Reelan
P&b. L
Prat National Bank
Chirat
St. ‘Thomas Church
B. Dargan Butt
Bt. Thomas’ Church
Charles Sumner
Houston
Calvary
Richmond
Wundt
Atriry
W. KB. Hinton
Port Arthur
Mr. Tinton
Port Artie
Austin
Peat
Funds Raised for MSCAN Memorial Campaign in Galveston Diocese
Preliminary plans for a diocesan fundraising drive in the Galveston Diocese were announced by Bishop Byrne and campaign officials. Funds will memorialize the Franciscan Fathers who pioneered missions in Texas, restore San Jose Mission, and support education, spiritual, industrial, and health programs for about 30,000 poor Mexicans. Executive chair Gabeiel Tous will lead the effort from headquarters at Wheeo with meetings in Waen Austin Houston Beaumont.
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Galveston
EF. Byrne
Galvestory
Tonerary
Chatman
Texas
San Jose
Nanigalge
Whoo
Chongy
Waen
Austin
Houston
Beaumont
Chalrney
Mel Bishop
San Jose Mission
Roy Lane
Waco
Stell's Tailor Burglarized Tuesday Night
Stell's Tailor Shop and Leandey were burglarized Tuesday night. Intruders pried open a rear window and forced the tailor shop room door. Several suits shirts and underwear were stolen, including two suits belonging to W Wolfe and BB Pissel. Most of the laundry bundles were opened torn and ransacked as burglars selected items for themselves.
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Stell
Leandey
Aioe
Beo Ahlers
Norris Cougey
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