29 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
1
Floresville Post No 38 hosts Commander W Earl Earp of Sweetwater this afternoon at 3 pm. General public invited. Ex servicemen especially welcome. High school students urged to attend.
Floresville hosts Hon. W. Earl Earp state leader of the American Legion on a Texas tour to discuss Legion affairs and ex service men matters. District Judge W.W. Murray will introduce him at Floresville courthouse as a large crowd is urged to attend. Walter Tips injured in a San Antonio highway wreck near Floresville and hospitalized. another truck injury reported but未verified.
The Alamo Milk Producers' Association met in San Antonio on last Thursday January 21 to inform members and the public more thoroughly about the association's aims and activities. The gathering focused on mutual interests and cooperative plans for the dairy sector locally.
Wilson County Commissioners Court met in Floresville in a special session to cut salaries of all county officers officials and employees by 15 percent. County Judge Stevenson volunteered a further 5 percent cut to his salary totaling a 20 percent reduction for him. No opposition was voiced and officials are expected to accept the measure as part of a broader economy drive.
Oldest residents remark on an unprecedented mild winter with only a few light frosts. The milder climate has sparked a revolution in vegetation, leaving truck growers, gardeners, and farmers noting rapid growth and unusual plant responses across the region.
The South Texas Fair Circuit convened on Monday at New Braunfels with 100 delegates present. The committee was given authority to decide the 1932 dates for the circuit fairs.
The South Texas Fair Circuit met January 25 and 26 at the Travelers Hotel in New Braunfels with George A. Pringle presiding and Mayor Fischer giving welcome remarks. Delegates from multiple towns set fair dates for 1932 and elected officers including Erle F. Juncke and George J. Kempen.
New Louisiana senator Huey Long proclaims repeal of the Cotton Cut Act to enable farmers to plant crops this year without restrictions. The move signals a broad loosened policy environment and aims to boost agricultural output amid ongoing economic pressures.
A fragmentary OCR item reports Cresencia Cardenas a Mexican resident near there being badly cut in an incident. No further details on location or cause are provided in the readable text.
The American Legion Auxiliary asks members to attend a courthouse gathering this afternoon to hear Earl Earp state commander discuss vital matters. The regular meeting will be held next Tuesday at 8 PM at Mrs. Alex Lieberman's home. all members urged to attend.
Poth, Wilson county representative of the Cotton Breeders Association, lines up a carload of Harper State Certified Cotton Seed for delivery before planting season. Orders must be placed by February 10. Local merchants and county reps act for Mr Brinkester with ads running elsewhere. Farmers urged to buy state certified seed.
Floresville Chamber of Commerce hosts the first Trades Day and Auction Sale next Monday with prize contests at local merchants. About 40 farmers attended a grain and corn workshop led by A. and M. Extension Service, discussing moisture content grading and pure white corn premiums in Medina County and at Beeville experiments.
Notice from Floresville area authorities urging residents to stop dumping rubbish near the main road to the river bridge. Officials warn that continued littering will lead to enforcement action and penalties. Local residents and businesses urged to dispose of waste properly.
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