Wallace Paddles His Farm Program Debate in Texas Weekly
Secretaries address long on politics and short on economics as Dave Miller critiques Wallace’s farm plan. The discussion traces world cotton use, shifts to foreign and domestic demand, and warns that reducing production harms employment and relief costs while failing to cure under consumption.
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Wallace
Irnera
Akron
New York
Texas
Texas Weekly
United States
University of Texas Not A Wealthy School
Acting president J W Calhoun told a luncheon club that the University of Texas is not wealthy and faces financial straits. Running expenses depend on legislative appropriations while a large endowment fund cannot be spent. The campus operates on a $2.5 million budget vs Michigan’s $6.5 million, with debts from a $4 million building program and long-term bond income to cover annual payments.
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University of Texas
J. W. Calhoun
Calhoun
University of Michigan
A. &M. College
West Texas
University
Jare Proposes Market Barriers to Boost Cotton Sales
The speaker argues that blocking access to the American market will drive cotton consumption and reduce reliance on stringent agricultural controls. Until barriers are removed, agriculture faces low spirits, chaotic conditions, and growing paternalistic governance in the years ahead.
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Jare
Grasshoppers Devastate the Prairies in 1874 Calamity
A historical account recalls the 1874 grasshopper year in the Red River Valley and across the plains. Swarms descended in July from the north, blotting out sun and tearing up crops, trees, and livestock feed. Rail lines stalled, homes and clothing were gnawed, and even fish and cattle showed the insects’ impact, marking the era’s worst plague despite later outbreaks.
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Western
Prairies
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Dakotas
Texas
Jorthwest
Public Works Administration Grants Funds for Library Building
The Public Works Administration secured a grant of 433000 dollars to construct a new administration library building. The loan is secured by income from grazing leases, with repayment projected around 2047.
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