New Deal urged for cotton control and farming reforms
The Dallas News argues for President Roosevelt's cotton acreage reduction and production limits as part of a long term plan. It stresses government incentives, the need for controlled production, scientific farming, and tenant to owner transitions to raise living standards in the South and Southwest.
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South
Southwest
Jcobb
Agricultural Department
Russia
India
Egypt
Dallas News
Texas farms from W H Darrow report on farms and demonstrations
Extension notes from Texas discuss crop failure mesh with trench silos cost of storage feeding and improved pasture value. It highlights Cass County alfalfa yields and sub irrigation in West Texas gardens. It also mentions home demonstration projects 4 H hog self feeders and a community peasant poem by Horatio reflections.
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W. H. Darrow
Extension Service
W. H. Smith
Willacy
Cuim
Diocires
R. W. L. Fant
Gass County
Cass County
Anderson
Eagle Like
West Texas
Seven Lynn County
Frank Newell
Gorman
Leis
Cooke County
Howard Springer
Texas
Len Sintral
Nidan Tig Ab
Simmons
Huntsvile Penitentiary
Rio Grande
Simmons Expl
Yvent
Profis
Libra
Huntsville
Coast Guard Cutters Use Music to Locate Fur Seals
Five Coast Guard cutters depart Pacific ports with onboard orchestras to lure Pribilof fur seals in northern waters. Music draws herds to the surface, allowing crews to count and assess seal numbers for conservation. No hunting is permitted during the migration period.
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United States Coast Guard
Pacific
Coast Guard
Tax camouflaging burdens consumers and investors alike
The piece argues lawmakers shift taxes from buyers to investors through rate maneuvers and tax reallocations. It cites electricity and gasoline taxes as examples, contending consumer bills rise while corporate earnings and investor returns are pressured, warning taxpayers will pay for government growth.
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Turu
Ruth
Congress
Free A Dollar Bill stunt proves readers notice ads
Bruce Brewer of Terry-Hanley Advertising tests an ad with a dollar offer to prove readers engage with local weekly papers. The stunt draws crowds, costs about $500, and demonstrates readers scan through the issue end to end.
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Bruce Brewer
Terry-Hanley Advertising Company
Byron
Noone
California
Purification Health Promised by Calotabs Advertisement
An old advertisement extols Calotabs as a path to perfect purification and health. It claims the medicine purifies blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels with a course taken once or twice weekly for several weeks and offers 10 point and 35 point packages through all dealers.
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Nature
Texas firms gain charters as May totals rise
A Texas University Bureau report shows 451 new corporations received charters in May, up 25 percent from April. Most had small capital under 6000 dollars. oil, merchandising, and manufacturing led the new filings. 35 out of state firms obtained Texas permits, up from April.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Secretary of State
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Neate Sete
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