Schreiner says mohair prices expected this fall rise to 35 cents
Kerrville Texas June 20 L A Schreiner a banker and mohair dealer predicts fall prices for grown mohair at 35 cents a pound and kid hair at 50 cents He notes strong mohair demand with manufacturers using spring clips and little stock on hand He cites Schreiner and family holdings in ten counties handling more mohair annually than any group in the nation and says goatmen face competition but prices may improve this fallHovering costs and market conditions are described with regional goat territory identified Kerr Bandera Real Uvalde Edwards Sutton Kimble and Val Verde.
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Kerrville
L. A. Schreiner
Mr. Schreiner
Schreiner
L.A. Schreiner
America
Joana
Kerr, Bandera
Real
Uvalde
Edwards, Sutton
Kimble
Upper Val Verde
Mason
Gibsespie
Schreier
Texas A&M Ext Service maps cotton reduction plan
Texas A M College Extension Service is moving to implement Secretary Henry Wallace's cotton reduction plan in Texas. O B Martin says by week’s end counties statewide will be organized with county committees and community meetings to discuss reducing cotton acreage 25 to 40 percent.
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College Station
Tex
Texas A & M College Extension Service
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Texas
Dewis
O. B. Martin
Extension Service
County A Rente
Walace
Wallace
H. H. Williamson
Martin
Kansas City
Mayfield Wool Clips Sell At Record Prices In State Sale
The Mayfield clip sold for 2744 cents per pound, with Ed Mayfield’s 156000 pounds setting a peak. Schreiner Wool and Mohair announced 1500000 pounds sold to Winslow and Company for 37 1/2 pence a pound, while Blakeney moved 106000 pounds at 23 to 25 cents and Spreen’s clip hit 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mayfield
Sonora Wool and Mohair Company
Schreiner Wool and Mohair Commission Company
C .D. Stokes
Winslow and Company of Borton
Sampay
Soe Blakeney
Brigham
Ryder-Brown
Mary Spreen
Rumela County
Tom Parker
Adolph Sigiler
Comfort
Kerrville
Schreiner
March Brothers
Sanderson
San Angelo
Return of Two Cent Postage Forecast by Farley
Drove City Pa June 21 James A Farley postmaster general forecasts return of the two cent postage within the year saying President Roosevelt will sign the cut soon He noted postal service gains in a recovering business climate with April revenues up from last year and predicts a $90 million cut in operating costs this year followed by an $80 million reduction next year Farley cited a $150 million deficit last year and said the objective is a self supporting postal service as in Franklin's era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drove City
James A. Farley
Federal
Farley
Roosevelt
Postal Service
Benjamin Franklin
Texas Not Without Indians: Small Tribe Near Livingston
Chief Sun-Kee leads Polk County Alabama Indians on a 4200 acre reservation near Livingston Texas as oil development nears their land. The tribe, 260 members strong, faces hard times with aging equipment while oil exploration by C. P. Fain and associates proceeds on their No.1 U.S. Alabama Indians well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun-Kee
Polk County
Alabama
Yupple
Sun- Keee
C. PF. Fain
Livingston
U.S. Alabama
Texas
Power of Words by Bruce Barton
Bruce Barton argues that concise language powers advertising and influence. He cites Jesus parables and the Gettysburg Address as models of compact, potent expression and highlights Benjamin Franklin’s style method. The piece extols brevity in gospel, addresses, prayers, and scripture as enduringly effective communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Barton
Jesus
Benjamuin Franklin
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Yuna
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Grace
Texas Meat Canning and Polo Pony Leadership Reported
In 1932 Texas canned and stored over six million pounds of meats for home consumption, including chicken pork and beef. The state also leads the nation in polo pony production accounting for about ninety percent of all ponies played on in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey
Texas
Prosperity for the Farmer in Texas crops rise
Texas agriculture sees major gains as prices soar across wool mohair cotton hogs cattle and grains. The News notes record wool output 25¢ per pound mohair 22¢ cotton 8¢ and rises of 50 to over 100 percent for key commodities.
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Texas
Iondavers & Row
Jacksonville
Lullas News
Horses as security spark loan in Arizona bank tale
An American Indian woman approaches a Casa Grande banker for a loan asking for 200 dollars. She offers two hundred horses as security. After paying the loan with interest, the bank offers to manage the money for her. The tale notes a yearly Future Farmers event and school counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Casa “Grande
Dian
Texas
Tair
Grave of Colonel Fannin Believed Found at Goliad
Dr. Pearce of the University of Texas anthropology department and assistant Scott visited Goliad to inspect historic sites including La Bahia Mission and a plot thought to hold Colonel Fannin's remains. Excavations uncovered bone fragments and mammoth jaw bones suggesting human burial at the site, strengthening the belief Fannin lies there.
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Dr. Pearce
Department of An
University of Texaas
Scott
Goliad
Ths
White
Patton
McCurdy
Prof
Beard
la Bahia
Brazil
Fannin
Gilard
CoHad
Texas Retail Trade Ranked Strong in Nation
Texas hosts 69 000 retail stores with annual sales over two billion dollars. The state ranks fifth in retail establishments and seventh in total retail business, reflecting broad market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Future Partners Exhibit at State Fair of Texas
The Future Partners exhibit at the State Fair of Texas gathers products grown by about 20,000 vocational agricultural students, highlighting student farming achievements and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Coeliac Beauties Sketch on Travelax Route
Texas artist Guy F Cahoon extols scenic Texas highways from Western rugged mountains to Southern Gulf Coast. Illustrations commissioned for the Portland Cement Association depict Travelax Route scenes. maps of concrete highways are distributed via Dallas offices.
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Texas
Guy F. Cahoon
Lone Star
United States
South
Gulf Coast
Cahoon
Portland Cement Association
Association
Dallaw
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Undertaker
A. Schreiner
Kerrville Banker
Mohair
Uncle Sam
Sam
Roy B. Inks
Roy B. Inks Motor Company
United States Coast Guard
Mr. Inks
Treasury Department
Coast Guard
Mayfield
Sam Houston
Santa Anna
San Jacinto
Houston
Louisiana
Republi
Alabamas
Oklahoma
Kerrville Mountain Sun
Colonel Fannin
Mr. Cahoon
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