Fisher Sees Oleo Tax Repeal and Cotton AID Move
Congressman Fisher notes Senate debate on oleo tax repeal while House advances cotton acreage amendments. The agriculture bill aims to ensure minimum allotments of 70 percent of 1946 47 48 averages or 50 percent of the top year, with a cap of 40 percent annual increases. The move seeks to ease farmer injustices from a past Agriculture Department interpretation.
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Senate
House
House Agriculture Committee
Junction Boys Show and Sale Highlights Fat Lamb Market
The Kimble county fat stock show and sale at Junction saw 99 lambs averaging about 43c per pound with top bids near 8k. Alfred Edwards won first in Suffolk Rambouillet cross. Ola Maertz claimed champion Delaine fine wool lamb. Several Harper 4-H members placed in fat lambs, goats, and breeding sheep while other exhibits included Brahma and Angus cattle. no hogs or turkeys were displayed. A large crowd attended as county allotment reallocations and federal program talks moved forward with agriculture officials from San Angelo and other towns.
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Kimble County
Junction
Lem Jones
Jones
Alfred Edwards
Harper
Suffolk
Ola Maertz
Jim Gray
Douglas Duderstadt
Donnie Bode
Buzzie Parker
Joe Parker
Waldemar Wendel
Jesse Walker
Kenneth Whitewood
Harper Club
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fred Barwood
Sonora
Jake Mayfield
Juno
Frank Roddie
Brady
Ernest Williams
San Angelo
Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Russel Martin
del Rio
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Senate
CIO
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Capitol Hill
Russia
California
Congress
Census Bureau
Oregon
Florida
Texas
North Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Arkansas
South
Ines
Dinols
Miesoust
Stuely
Tennessee
Owl
Beaumont Aves
The Forgotten Man and the Welfare State Debate
Nation’s policy critique traces the Forgotten Man to tax burden and consumer costs. It argues New Deal and foreign aid siphon funds from earners, lowering incentives and purchasing power. The piece warns handouts rely on taxpayer support and urges readers to see themselves as the Forgotten Man. SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD $1.50 PER YEAR
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William Graham Sumner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Welfare Statists
Prizes Offered for Annual Gillespie County Fishing Contest
Gilbert Kaderli president of The Gillespie County Game and Fish Protective Association announced prizes for members who enter the annual fishing contest. Contests run Jan 6 through Sept 1, 1950 with prizes for largest bass, second largest bass, largest crappie, largest blue channel catfish, turtle, rattlesnake, and a child’s bass winner. Eligibility requires association membership for adults, and any child under twelve may enter the children’s prize. Weigh-ins at Chamber of Commerce. fish to be cleaned with gills out. single prize per entrant. ties decided by lot.
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Gilbert Kaderli
Gillespie County Game & Fish Protective Association
Gilbert Kader
Gillespie County
Radio Post
Chamber of Commerce Office
Hadacol Promises Relief Across Age Groups Across Families
A vintage ad touts Hadacol as beneficial for all ages, highlighting Miss Ethel Guidry of Port Neches and Mrs. W. M. Thompson of Port Arthur. It claims Hadacol restores appetite and energy by supplying B vitamins and minerals, noting rapid absorption and widespread anecdotal success.
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Ethel Guidry
Montgomery St
Port Neches
Texas
Guidry
Hadacol
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