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Floresville Chronicle Journal

Location

Floresville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1943

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Area Director Seeks Migrant Labor For Harvest Aid

E A Elliott area director for the Power Commission of the San Antonio District met Elbert W Frank and others to arrange migrant labor for local harvest needs. He said cotton gathering down coast is near completion and a labor exodus is expected to shift to this area, with U S Employment Service directing workers along main highways. Local officials pledged cooperation to provide facilities at the camp ground near the den if laborers arrive.

E. A. Elliott Power Commission San ‘Io Elbert W. Frank U. S Eee Caer Interop Eiliott Franklin O. E. McCoy A. D. Richardson USDA Elliott Chronicle-Journal Corpus Christi Robstown U.S. Employment Service Me. Elliott I . Franklin

1943 Cotton Loan Program Announced

NECOLLEGE STATION Aug 18 Fair prices for their cotton is assured Texas farmers under this year s cotton loan program. Ninety percent of parity as of August 1 1948 the base of the marketing year. The basic loan rate for Texas estimates 19.90 cents per pound varies by distance from houses to mills. The loan rate on the net weight of cotton will be calculated in relation to the loan rate on 1516 mid age cotton. Differences in the basic loan rate spread from 19.75 to 19.96 cents per pound across Texas from El Paso to Houston.

Necollege Station Texas el Paso

Pleasanton Delegation Hears Kleberg Speech

A Pleasanton delegation led by Mayor E a Wehmann Sheriff Tom Howards Tom Deane banker Olcott and Editor Carter Snooks visited the courthouse Saturday to hear Congressman Richard M Kleberg. After the speech the Atascosa county group met with Kleberg and invited him to speak in the county during his vacation.

E.a ‘Wehmann Tom Howards Tom Deane Pleasanton Olcott Carter Snooks Jourdanton Atascosa County Richard M. Kleberg Court House Atascosa Kleberg

Reverend Bujnowski Heads Texas Guard Maneuvers

Rev L J Bujnowski called at the Chronicle Journal to say he will leave today for Austin to join the Texas State Guard troops bound for McNeel Texas for five days of maneuvers. He holds the rank of Captain in the Texas Guard and has served three years.

Poth Chronicle- Journal Austin Texas State Guard McNeel Texas Bujnowski Texas Guard

Polio Epidemic Control Guidelines Issued in Texas

Austin reports State Health Officer Dr George W Cox urged strict sanitation and public health measures to combat polio. He emphasized GI infection transmission, fly and mosquito control, garbage collection, safe water, proper sewage disposal or septic tanks, and supervised swimming pools to prevent outbreaks.

Austin Texas Geo. W. Cox Oman

Floresville Public Schools Open Friday September 3 1943

Floresville Public Schools schedule for the 1943 44 term includes teacher meeting on September 2 at 9 00 am, high school registration at 1 00 pm, opening exercises on September 3 at 8 45 am, and a shortened Friday schedule for high school students. Regular classes resume September 7 with attendance at 8 15 am and noon 12 00 12 45. Dismissal at 3 00 pm to aid harvest efforts. A later opening time may occur after the harvest emergency ends.

County Ginning Hits 217 Bales by Aug 1 in 1943

The first official cotton report from the Department of Commerce shows Wilson county gins had produced 217 bales by August 1, 1943, up from 49 bales at the same date in the prior year. Statistician John W Wisemart notes the county’s gain reflects early season activity.

Department of Commerce Bureau of Census Washington John W. Wisemart Wilson County

Richardson Attends Farm Bureau Meeting in Monroe Louisiana

A. D. Richardson, Texas Farm Bureau executive committee member and Wilson county War Board president, attended the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Monroe Louisiana with Mrs Richardson. Noted speaker War Food Administrator Marvin Jones addressed the program. They left here and expect to return this weekend.

A. D. Richardson Texas Farm Bureau Usda War Board Wilson County American Farm Bureau Federation Monroe Marvin Jones

Help Wilson County Meet Its War Bond Quota

Public notices urge residents to support the war effort by purchasing bonds with every paycheck. Citizens are encouraged to join the 10 percent club and buy their share on pay days to help Wilson County reach its quota.

Wilson County America

J C Merchant Reopens After Major Town Fire

J C Merchant, a leading county grocer with four stores, rebuilt quickly after a devastating Sunday night fire on August 8. He reopened the grocery department in the former New York Store building beside the city hall, with full stocks and an active work crew finishing debris removal on the courthouse square. Future plans for other departments remain unclear.

D. C Courthouse Merchant

Tommie Howard Appointed Sheriff of Atascosa County

At a Commissioners Court meeting on August 9, Tommie Howard of Pleasanton was chosen to fill the unexpired term of the late L. D. McAda as sheriff of Atascosa County. Howard has served as deputy under McAda and as chief deputy, with strong local support noted in Pleasanton Express and Wilson County circles.

Commissioners’ Court Atascosa County Tommie Howard Pleasanton L. D. McAda Howard Mr. McAda W. T. West Atascosa

Brown Ration Stamp Book No 3 to Come Into Use

The Office of Price Administration announced that brown ration stamps in war ration book three will become usable on Sunday, Sept. 12 for meats fats oils butter and cheese, replacing red stamps in book two as they run out. Red stamps may remain usable if expired. After Oct. 2 only brown stamps. Blue stamps U V and W become valid Sept. 1 and expire Oct. 20.

Washington Office of Price Administration O.P.A

Floresville man resigns from Duncan Field to join Missouri Pacific

S. R. Red Toman informed the Chronicle Journal of his resignation from Duncan Field after nearly a year’s service. He and his family will move to Pleasanton next week where he has accepted a fireman position with the Missouri Pacific Railroad, hoping for a run from Pleasanton to Corpus Christi. Friends express regret but wish them success in their new home.

S. R Red Toman Chronicle-Journal Duncan Field Pleasanton Missouri Pacific Railroad Corpus Christi Floresville

Nixon Does Self Proud Friday Evening

A well attended Nixon-Smiley area chicken barbecue honored Congressman Richard M. Kleberg for months of work aiding local poultrymen. Over 600 attendees from Gonzales and nearby counties heard Kleberg’s stirring address urging homefront action, with Lieut. Gov. John Lee Smith and Fred Knetsch as guests. Local attendees listed include A. D. Richardson, C. V. McCoy, Fred Roeder, W. E. Moss, and Sam Fore Jr.

South Texas Poultrymen’s Association Richard M. Kleberg Nixon-Smiley Kleberg John Lee Smith Fred Knetsch State Highway Department Cong Gonzales Colin Campbell Nixon A. D. Richardson C. V. McCoy Fred Roeder W .E. Moss Sam Fore, Jr

Texas sets 420 million bond quota for third war loan

Texas must raise 420 million dollars for the third war loan drive starting September 9. State chairman Nath an Adams announced the new target, double the prior quota, to be raised in three weeks. Appointed regional push leaders include F L Law and C C McClung in Houston, B D Harris and Claud B Hamil in Harris County, and others in San Antonio Dallas El Paso Amarillo and Austin with Adams and Florence on the state advisory panel.

Dallas Texas Nathan Adams War Finance Committee Adams F. L. Law C. C. McClung Cochairmen Houston B. D. Harris Claud B. Hamil Harris County Joe H. Frost A. E. Robertson San Antonio Fred F. Florence C. F. O'Donnell C. N. Bassett Sam D. Young Ed Krohn el Paso George E. Benson Charles T. Ware Amarillo Florence

Kleberg Tours Texas District Meetings in Floresville

Congressman Richard M. Kleberg spent Saturday in Wilson County Floresville meeting a large courthouse crowd after a swing through San Patricio Aransas De Witt Karnes Guadalupe Comal and Gonzales counties He met with soil conservation and AAA groups and discussed peanut and poultry issues urging constituents to write with complaints about government restrictions while supporting the war effort and urging a united front against bureaucratic overreach.

Richard M. Kleberg San Patricio Aransas De-Witt Karnes Guadalu Comal Gonzales Wilson County Floresville Kleberg Gonzales County Smiley-Nixon Ngress Wilson County Soil Conservation District County War Board AAA Committee Path Sam Fore, Jr Congress Texas OPA

Enjoy Music School Conducted At Seguin

The Vandercook School of Music of Chicago ended its two weeks long music school at Texas Lutheran College Seguin on Friday August 13. Floresville guests visited the closing day classes and joined a swim at Max Starcke Park followed by a picnic lunch of fried chicken roast potato salad and homemade cake for Fritz Teltschik Minifred Avie Teltschik B F Smith Ross and others.

Vandercook School of Music of Chicago School of Music Texas Lutheran College Seguin Floresville W. T. Clay Bobby Clay Dora Willis Max Starcke Park

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rev C. S. Hubner Richardson American Farm Bureau J. C. Merchant Tom Howard Atascosa Co Josephine Houston Mopac Pleasanton
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