Clubbers Profit From Calf Feeding Ventures Across Counties
Texas A and M College reports show club members in Lamb, Mason, Hansford, Menard and other counties profit from calf feeding. Average gains run about 1.5 pounds daily with costs around 3.17 per hundred pounds of gain. Individual profits vary from small in Dudley Smith to over 60 dollars per head including prizes. overall impact includes increased cattle shipments since 1929.
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Service of Texas ‘A, & M
Lamb County
Mason County
Maeson County
Menard
Dudley Smith
Wartley County
Oscar Reimer
Hansford
McCulloch County
Seys
West Texas prosperity from livestock boom and rising prices
The San Angelo area reports a cheering livestock outlook with wool and mohair gains, high lamb crops across multiple counties, strong calf and goat runs, and September sale expectations. Feeder buyers and rising cattle values signal continued prosperity for sheep, goats, and cattle industries.
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West Texas
Pecos
Crockett
Edwards
Alex Mitchell
Sanderson
Pecog County
Clayton Brothers
Schleicher County
Vernon Paorter
George Pepper
Junction
White and Baker
Girvin
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Sonora
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Marish West
P. T. Robinson
Ozona
Marfa
Mason
Elgin Rothmann
McCulloch
T. A. Willams
Rock Springs
Renee
Fortune
San Angelo
America
Louisiana Senator Long Refuses Immunity Plea
In a Senate floor exchange Senator Long denies claiming immunity over his harsh rebuke of the committee’s counsel in Louisiana election affairs. The counsel filed slander charges and Long pleaded senatorial immunity, a stance that irritates his political opponents who accuse him of inconsistency.
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Tessman Seo
Louisiana
Long
Senate
Kingfish
Louisi
Junior Senior Banquet a Grand Success at Church Basement
The Junior-Senior banquet in the Methodist church basement drew over sixty students and faculty. Darren Faulhion acted as toastmaster with witty remarks. Nora Belle Johnson and Shelton McLennan gave praised toasts while Edith Dalrymple spoke on class fame. Finist Speck led a talk on what the class should do for the world as station L H & broadcast aired parts of the program. Aliqent menu included chicken salad, celery, olives, cranberry jelly, mint beverages, strawberry dessert, and cakes. Miss Hennie Spec Hoenser led the event assisted by Mrs. Grady Faulien and others.
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Nora Belle Johnson
Monch
Shelton McLennan
Edith Dalrympie
L. H
Hennie Spec. Hoenser
Grady Faeutien
L. H. Baldwin
Louise Heinatz
Will Rogers Sings in New Fox Film at Lantex Theatre
Will Rogers stars in Too Busy to Work at the Lantex Theatre Sunday through Tuesday May 21 to 23. The plot follows a penniless vagabond returning from the war who hunts the aristocrat who stole his wife and child, with Rogers delivering a standout character performance beside Marian Nixon and Dick Powell.
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Fox
Lantex Theatre
Marian Nixon
Dick Powell
Times Change But Little Says Deputy Marshal Gamble
Amarillo Texas dep uty United States marshal J D Gamble muses on stability over fifty years as he opens a safety deposit box. He cites a 1878 trade dollar a 1898 Columbia Exposition half dollar and notes Gamble was Tennessee's youngest sheriff at 23 in 1894 while remaining in office.
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Amarillo
Tex
J. D. Gamble
United States
Chicago
Gamble
Tennessee
Employment gains reported in 25 industries in Texas
The Bureau of Business Research at the University of Texas and the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics issue April 15 employment data showing 43 000 workers added across 25 industry lines with fourteen groups also seeing wage increases. The note adds a Louisiana regional aside about kingfish and crawfish.
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Austin
Tex
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wage totals rise as payrolls increase in April
Reports from 58 establishments show 62 233 workers in four industries on April 15, up 3.1 percent from March and the largest March to April gain on five years of Bureau records. Average weekly wages fell 1.7 percent to 20.81 as total weekly earnings rose 1.2 percent. Western Union extends summer hours from May 9 to provide longer service into evenings.
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Western Union
Todd
Western Union Telegraph Nu
Westernion
His Fatal Mistake A Prudent Man’s Health Tale
A Kansas paper recounts a cautious man named Flo who followed strict health habits and was set to live to 100. His funeral was held last Wednesday and he is survived by 18 specialists, four health institutes, six gymnasiums, and many health-food makers.
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Kansas
Flo
Teacher and Student Debate Hidden Washington Phrase
A classroom exchange shows a teacher asking about a phrase Washington allegedly told a He and a student replying he only heard it. The brief dialogue captures tension over historical attribution and memory in a school setting.
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Washington
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