Arkansas cotton farmers warned on allotment limits
At a meeting of cotton farmers Annett Exarrana noted that Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas would face selling constraints as Lynn of Washington predicted the national cotton acreage allotment would drop to 10 million acres by 960. He warned the South cannot exist on 17 million acres and cited the United States consuming about 800 million tons of coal annually.
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Prescott News: Engagements and Club Notes Update
Announcement of Miss Margaret Ann McNerney wedding plans to Charles H. Tompkins Jr. in Prescott and details of their backgrounds. Also reports on community club meetings with demonstrations, agendas, and notices of betrothal of Miss Jane Ann Cook to Dean Camp Hays.
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Social Outcast to Be Measuring Stick at Santa Anita
Arcadia California Swaps pursues 1956 national honors in the 100000 added Santa Anita Handicap facing a strong field led by Social Outcast The race will also test the current greatness of Swaps and Nashua following last Saturday’s close head loss to Nashua by Social Outcast
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Goldman Leads Next Sousa as Bandmaster Dies
Edwin Franka Goldman, 78, longtime bandmaster and composer of marches, died after a brief illness. He led free concerts, opened his 38th season, and was to start his 39th season this summer with Guggenheim Memorial support. The notice also lists numerous social visits and local engagements from Magnolia and Little Rock, Arkansas.
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