Peanut Marketing Quota Referendum Set For December 15
The USDA announced a referendum on peanut marketing quotas for 1960 1961 and 1962 crops to be held December 16 1959. If two thirds of voters approve quotas they will apply for three years otherwise no quotas in 1960 with a new vote in 1960. Quotas involve price support eligibility and penalties for excess peanuts. The 1960 quota was set at 934000 tons with a 1610000 acre national allotment.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
USDA
Southwestern
Peanut Growers Assn. News
U. S. Department of Agriculture
ASC
Wilson Co Democratic Ex-Com backs poll tax abolition
John E Wheeler chair of Wilson County Democratic Executive Committee backs the statewide petition to eliminate the poll tax as a voting requirement. led by Walter G Hall of Dickinson, the committee aims to collect 225000 signatures to place the issue on the 1960 primary ballot. Hall cites strong statewide support and 85 to 90 percent favorable response from precinct circulators.
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John E. “Wheeler
Stockdale
Wilson County
Democratic ‘Committee
Walter G. Hall
Dickinson Banker
U.S
Lyndon, Johnson
Ralph Yarborough
Sam Rayburn
R. D
Randolph
Byron Skelton
State- Democratic Executive’ Committee
Hall
Texas
Dickinson
J A Griffith In Critical Condition At Jourdanton
J A Griffith prominent Floresville citizen and pioneer family member is critically ill at Mercy Hospital Jourdanton after a severe stroke Sunday morning. He was taken to the hospital the same afternoon and has remained unconscious with grave condition as family stays at his bedside.
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J. A. Griffith
Floresville
Mercy
Advertising fuels growth for large firms and brands their rise
Large firms rarely rely on size alone. they embrace bold advertising to build demand and scale. Strong brands attract customers, investors, and talent, reinforcing growth and market leadership through persistent messaging.
Wilson County Bonds Sales Reach 162 583 for 1959 Ten Months
E F Woolsey Jr chairman of the Wilson County Savings Bonds Committee announced that October sales totaled 9457 with ten month sales at 162 583 or 85 1 percent of the 191 000 yearly goal. Texas E bond sales for October reached 12 618 557 an increase of 1.8 million over September. The Treasury announced from 1960 all Series E unmatured and J bonds could be exchanged for Series H with deferment of interest.
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E. F. Woolsey, Jr
Wilson County Savings Bonds Committee
Woolsey
Texas
Treasury
Trades Day Special Ads In Early Full Page Feature
Floresville trade day returns with a Saturday observance on December 12. Special 150 dollar cash bonus attendance prize and five five dollar prizes plus 27 free turkeys. Chronicle Journal to publish a full page Trades Day specials ad Friday and Monday deadlines set at 9 00 AM. Ads urged today or Saturday if possible.
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Floresville
Chronicle-Journal
December 12 Trades Day to Bring 27 Free Turkeys
Floresville celebrates its 1959 Trades Day on December 12 with a $150 cash attendance award. Twenty seven local businesses will give away free turkeys, each registered by customers who sign the Turkey Registration Books between 8:00 AM and 2:00 PM. A $150 cash bonus and five $5 prizes also awarded at 7:00 PM, with 27 turkeys from 27 firms.
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Floresville
Chamber of Commerce
Mooresville
Chronicle
Johnson Club reaches Wilson County strong sign up drive
The Lyndon B. Johnson For President Club in Wilson County reports 688 members from diverse professions including farmers ranchers teachers and workers. The Chronicle Journal notes large spontaneous turnout as organizers expect 1000 by January 1 with no dues or obligation to sign up.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Wilson County
Chronicle-Journal
Lyndon. Johnson
Johnson Club
Democratic Party
100 Signatures For Lyndon Johnson For President Club
Emil Pruski of the Wilson County Democratic Executive Committee in Kosciusko delivered 100 Lyndon Johnson for President Club cards to the Chronicle Journal. The cards show qualified voters from Kosciusko backing Johnson, a Democratic stronghold in Old Wilson County.
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Emil. Pruski
Wilson County
Democratic Executive Committee
Kosciusko
Chronicle-Journal
Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon Johnson For President Club Forms in Wilson County
A Wilson County Lyndon Johnson For President Club announces plans to join and organize. A permanent organization meeting will be held later, inviting local supporters to participate in the political club activities.
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Wilson County
Lyndon Johnson For President
Floresville Chronicle Journal Mail In Address Ad
Floresville Chronicle Journal invites readers to mail in or bring items to its office at Floresville Texas. Contact options include a P O Box 38 address for submissions and inquiries. Local readers are urged to use the established channels for timely handling.
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Floresville
P. O
Texas
Road Shooters Warned by State Game Officials
Austin dispatch reports Capt. E M Sprott director of law enforcement for the State Game and Fish Commission warns hunters not to shoot game from public highways and that night hunting is prohibited. Wardens have arrested several offenders this year and courts have imposed stiff fines.
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Austin
E. M. Sprott
Game and Fish Commission
Highway Dept to Spend 162000 on Wilson Co FM Roads
The Texas Highway Department announced a 1960 plan to spend 162000 for improvements on Wilson County Farm to Market roads. Creel bridge and approaches will be built under supervision of Gene Koch Resident Engineer Floresville with Lytton District Engineer San Antonio. Start depends on preliminary work completion and state funds.
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Highway Department
Wilson Co
Texas
Fannio Market
Wilson County
Herbert As Petry
Wilsson
Insko
Lytton
San Antonio
Gene Koch
Enineer
Floresvillé
Woath
Floresville Sees 11 Month Rainfall Totals 30.60 Inches
Julius Ewing, keeper of the U S government rain gauge, reports Floresville has totaled 30.60 inches of rainfall from January 1 to November 30, 1959. In the last two months the area recorded 8.43 inches in October and 1.60 inches in November.
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Floresville’s
Julius Ewing
Thanksgiving Day Service Observed By Two Churches
Floresville churches the Baptist and the Methodist joined their congregations on Wednesday evening November 25 for a united Thanksgiving service at the Baptist Church. Rev. HD Freeman presided as Baptist pastor. the Baptist choir sang many numbers with Mrs W M Smith at organ and Mrs A C Eschenburg on piano. Rev Boatman of the Methodist delivered a strong Thanksgiving message. The offering was donated to the Salvation Army.
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Floresville
The
Baptist
Methodist
Union
HD. Freeman
W. M. Smith
A. C. Eschenburg
Boy Scouts Lead in Calendar Sales
MEMPHIS Tenn Brown and Bigelow calendar makers report declining popularity of girls in calendar pictures. The official Boy Scout calendar remains the top seller.
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Memphis
Tenn
Brown and Bigelow
Boy Scout
Floresville Building Boom Covers Townwide Work
Floresville launches a broad building program as multiple homes are under construction or remodeling around the city. Samuel Xpmienez and Andy Quintanilla are building on North Floresville. Les He Bau remodels on Spaghetti East Heights. the El Mesias Church parsonage on Second Street is being remodeled by Edgar Greif. the Mitchells plan a new brick home on the Eschenburg site. 77 Herbert Frieda Jr recently moved into a remodeled former home on D Street. the J A Merchant building on Street is being remodeled. various minor improvements continue citywide.
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San Hehe
Samuel 0
Xpmienez
Andy Quintanilla
North
Floresville
Les He Bau
Spaghe
Heights
Emil Lohse
Fae
el Mesias
Orr
Edgar. Greif
H. “Mitchells
Eschenburg
Edgar Greif
Herbert Frieda, Jr
Wm- Beuthagel
D Street
J. A. “Merchant
Umitnor
Carroll Talley Dairy Home Destroyed By Fire
Friday morning a fire swept Carroll Talley’s dairy farm home near Floresville, destroying the dwelling and most household effects. The family escaped injury, but only partial insurance coverage was reported. Floresville Fire Department arrived early but could not control the blaze due to wind and water shortages.
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Carroll Talley
Floresville
Sheriff's Department Solves Poth Store Robbery
Wilson County deputies cracked the Hermit Richter’s Grocery Store robbery in Poth Texas within two days. State license tag records led to the arrest of three Fort Worth men who fled with cash and checks. All checks recovered and restitution arranged per Don Carnes.
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Wilson County
Hermit Richter
Poth
Texas
Ft. Worth
Don Carnes
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Democratic
Jourdanton. Hospital
Turkey
President Club
Kosciusko Box
For President Club
TOTAI
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Sheriff’s Department
E Poth