Bank deposit guarantee and bank supervision urged
A local letter argues for federal government supervision of all banks receiving deposits and a guarantee of those deposits. It calls for penalties against hoarding and a stabilized monetary system, noting the nation’s past banking failures and welcoming Roosevelt's leadership. The writer urges safe, circulating money to aid trade and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atten
Loma
G. W. Hardesty
Hardesty
Los Angeles
Bill Sweat
Eldorado
Cecil Carpenter
San Antonio
Josie Summers
Roy Schuyler
Roosevelt
NOXVILLE NOTES
Mrs A T Whetstone notes goats being sheared as range conditions improve with rainfall needed. A T Whetstone and family hosted B H Whaley over Saturday. Coffey recovering at home after illness. Nathan Walker and London guests with D H Whetstone. C V Jacques of Temple visiting A T Whetstone. Rev Belcher of Harper preached at James River Schoolhouse. large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Whetstone
B. H. Whaley
G. W. Coffey
Nathan Walker
London
D. H. Whetstone
C. V. Jacques
Temple
Rev. Belcher of
Harper
James River
Democrats Of Texas Called On For Funds
The Democratic National Committee seeks $75,000 from Texas representing 19 percent of its $750,000 deficit. Texas gave the largest Democratic majority for Roosevelt and Garner and the second largest contribution after New York. The per-vote quota uses ten cents per vote, with Kimble county at $89 based on 890 votes. Frank Scofield urged Democrats to support the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Democratic National Committee
National Democratic
Austin
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Garner
New York
Texas Organization
Kimble County
Frank Scofield
Church at Ivy invites service at 7 30 Sunday night
The Ivy Schoolhouse hosts a Sunday night church service at 7 30 with Rev. G W Crofoot delivering the sermon. It invites the community to attend and worship together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IVY
Ivy Schoolhouse
G. W. Crofoot
Don’t Make Your Will To A Hurry For You To Die
A cautionary moral phrase warns against hastily drafting a will for someone urging death, urging careful deliberation and thoughtful estate planning instead. The note underscores the ethical risk of exploiting vulnerability in those approaching end of life.
Two Kinds of People On Earth Poem Card
The piece divides people into two classes lifters and leaners. It ponders who bears the load and asks readers which class they belong to, noting a ratio of lifters to leaners and urging self comparison.
Texas farms boost income through county agent led demonstrations
Farmers following county agent guidance protected 166,452 acres by 6669 pioneers, with 12,674 men and boys growing 189,858 feed acres via demonstrations earning about 70 dollars per labor unit. Cotton demos by 4397 Texas farmers and 1-H club boys yielded strong returns, while local pantry work and hog feeding experiments under Alvin Weidener highlighted practical gains in Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lo Cal
1-H Club
State Bureaus Drain Texas Treasury in Political Jobs
Farmersville Times notes there are 136 state bureaus and commissions draining the treasury. More than half exist only to appoint people to political jobs, while tax burdens remain high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Farmersville Times
Local visitors and trips from Segovia and nearby towns
Wayne A. Sears of Segovia was a business visitor in Junction Tuesday afternoon. Ches Goodwin Shreve Goodwin, Carlos Taylor, Jack King, and Walter Chadwick went to San Antonio Monday to see a big baseball game but the game was rained out. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Smith, Mrs. A. P. Urban and Miss Josephine visited relatives and friends in Houston from Friday until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne A. Sears
Segovia
Junction
Ches, Goodwin
Shreve Goodwin
Carlos Taylor
Jack King
Walter Chadwick
San Antonio
B. L. Smith
A. P. Urban
Josephine
Houston
Interscholastic County Meet Recap Roosevelt and London Dominate
Roosevelt and London lead a long list of winners across rural and urban schools in declamation, spelling, essays, music and memory contests, plus junior and senior track events, field events, tennis and playground ball. Notable names include Harry Thiers, Cecil Maass, Mamie Bradford, Katie Ellis, Vernon Gary, Loma Nixon and Barbara Secrest among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Allison
Roosevelt
Boyce Hunger
Evergreen
Cecil Maass
Ivy
Dorann Camp
Irene Grobe
Harry D. Theirs
Vernon Gary
Spelling
Beatrice Camp
Vivian Kirkpatrick
Mamie Joe Bradford
Catherine Bradford
Ruth Grobe
Lorene Collins
Reba Bar
London
Junio
Faye Wahl
Annie Hooten
Junction
E. B. Brady
Pauline Brady
Iga Jones
Lta
Belle Fairchi
Ocie Cummins
Loma
Ruby Hearn
Irma Barker Evervreen
Reba Barfield
Ist
C. Bradford
Evervreen
Barbara Clay Secrest
Frances Brisese
Katie Lee Ellis
Lenora Riley
Lucille Williams
Picture Memory
Novene Baylor
Lorena Wahi
Max Munn
Irwin Jones
K. Sheppard
F. Ramsey
R. B. McKinney
Rodare
Don Fritz
Milton Waters
Jack Fisher
Stanley Kirkpatrick
Fox
Weaver Rodare
James Hubbell
Bowers
Ed Grobe Ivy
Cotton Goodman
Jarvis Jordan
Tommie Marr
D. Waters
F. McKinney
Bethel Baylor
Raymond Alexander
Gene Bessant
Chester Brown
Harold Garrett
Buster Bethel
Ed Grobe
Gary
Tea
R. Alexander
Frank Goodman
T. J. Mabry
Walton
K. Cowsert
Bodare
Charley Briscoe
K.cowsert
H. Fritz
Lon
Don
Billy Riley
R. Cowsert
Berl Keys
Cowsert
M. H. Daharsh
R. Grobe
Audrey Goodman
F. Sellers
Tea Cup
Fay Wahl
W. M. Turner
A Goodman
Loma Walton
Osie Cummins
Stella Mae Roe
Barfield
Lula Bell Fairchild
S. M. Roe
Loma Pearl
Junction Ist
C. B. Herbst
Hearn
Alton Bannowsky
Leon Turner
Neal Lambert
Weldon Deck
Woodrow Kothmann
Dorothy Jarvis
Mildred Hardesty
Bessie Herbst
Ruth Kothmann
Melba Walton
Wayne Nixon
Jack Jones
Pat Wooten
Evergreen Ist
Valley Ball
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Ountry
G. Lewis
T. J. Lange
Mason
Tullie
John Robbins
Mary T
Margaret
Noxville
Democrats
Eagle Office
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Childress County
Harrison County
Alvin Weidener
Long Point
Washington County
Fred Ramsey
M. Miller
Joe Dell Fisher
Leon Becker
Jim Wilson
Schreiner-Hodges Co
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