Resettlement experts urge tenancy focus over mass land ownership
A Conference at College Station urges improving tenancy conditions rather than large scale tenant ownership. It notes limited funding for purchases, many tenants lack desire or ability to own farms, and calls for targeted government assistance. Walter Richardson reports buying hundreds of mixed kids and lambs from several sellers at $1.50 each after a 10 percent cut.
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Washington
College Station
United States
Walter Richardson
A. B. Hodges
Arthur Dunbar
Joe Maddux
Roy Kemp
Watch Sent from Tutuila Samoa Reaches Local Jeweler
Harley P. Lathrop, a local jeweler, reports receiving a repairable watch mailed from Tutuila, American Samoa. The note comments on distance and novelty, noting similar repair items from various states but calling this one the most distant. An aside mentions avocados containing high fat.
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Emerson
Harley P. Lathrop
Tutuila
American Samoa
Union
Market Report: Bannowsky Seeks Kids and Lambs
W A Bannowsky states he is in the market for kids and lambs to be shipped to his Me on county operation. He seeks supply buyers and arrangements for delivery to the location on county.
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W. A. Bannowsky
London Locals reader column missing due to diet
G. Lewis cannot send his London Locals column this week because his doctor has him on a strict diet. He explains the doctor removed everything fit to eat and even prohibits Jersey butter, the main staple he has relied on for two years. He hopes to resume next week.
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London
Mr. Lewis
Gipson Builds Bond With Junction Ranchmen
Fred Gipson, staff correspondent for the San Angelo Morning Times, visited Junction on Tuesday to meet ranchmen and learn the country. In his first month with the Times his front page Junction datelined story stands out as a fine example of his work.
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Fred Gipson
San Angelo
Morning Times
Junction
The
Times
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Adson Bay
Hewrler
Tutuila Samoa
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Tee
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