Wallace proposes certificate plan for farm relief tax
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace, in a prepared speech for a national farm network, outlined a modern processing tax concept. He described production certificates that farmers would receive and processors like cotton buyers would need to purchase to sell goods, aiming to create a continuing revenue source for farm benefits.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Wallace
Gly-Cas Restores Sleep and Relief for Mrs Penn
Mrs G J Penn of Hot Springs Arkansas reports eight years of constipation indigestion gas shortness of breath and constant bladder irritation. After using Gly-Cas she says bowels are regular sleep is undisturbed and muscular pains have vanished enabling easier movement. Gly-Cas is sold by Phoenix Drug Co and local druggists.
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G. J. Penn
Whittington Avenue
Hot Springs
Ark
Gly-Cas
Phoenix Drug Company
MA DeSiard Street
Farmers consider certification plan to stabilize farm revenue
Wallace advocates a certificate system allowing growers to sell at a set cents-per-pound or per-bushel value to processors or pools. He argues quicker cash for farmers, no treasury funds, and hopes processors will cooperate while warning against continuing cheap farm products. Voting on 1940 cotton quotas set for December 9 with major implications for farmers.
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Wallace
South
United States
Treasury
Thos
Supreme Port
WPA Enrollment Rise Expected Amid Job Gains
Washington December 1 WPA enrollment for December projected at about 2 250 000 up 236 000 from November 22. WPA Administrator Colonel F C Harrington said the rise due to gains in industrial employment and noted about 2 200 000 on regular WPA jobs and 50 1 on short term flood and drought projects.
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Washington
F. C. Harrington
WPA
Harrington
Christmas Savings Paid by Twin City Banks in 1939
The Central Savings Bank and Trust company distributed about 92 000 dollars to 3 500 depositors from its Christmas savings fund while Ouachita National Bank also paid its fund though its total was not disclosed. The practice mirrors a nationwide thrift pattern aiding Christmas purchases and teaches prudent saving.
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Twin Cities
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Ouachita National Bank
Firemen's Ball Planned for Saturday at Cher okee Terrace
The Monroe firemen host an annual dance at Hotel Frances Cher okee terrace starting 10 p.m. A good orchestra provides music and proceeds go to the firemen's pension fund. The public is invited to join for a worthy cause with a $10 cash prize awarded during the event.
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Monroe
Cherokee Terrace
Hotel Frances
Mrs. McQuiller Heads Logtown Home Demonstration Club
Ouachita parish agent Mrs Jewel McQuiller led the Logtown Home Demonstration club meeting at Mrs George Knight's home. The talk covered The Benefit of Benefit Payments broadcast as a radio program with assistance from several members. Plans were made for a benefit meeting at Fondale school and a Christmas party for Ten Year club members. The next meeting is set for December 13 at Mrs Robert Cann's home.
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Jewel L. McQuiller
Ouachita Parish
Logtown
George Knight
McQuiller
J. B. Filhiol, Jr
W. J. Lowe
Leon White
W. A. Calloway
Fondale School
Robert Cann
E. M. Granberry
Old Bike Taken New One In Place In Newton
Albert Beaudrot found his old bicycle stolen from a Watertown home and returned with a brand new bike left in its place. Police advised him to keep the new ride if no rightful owner comes forward.
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Newton
Mass
Albert Beaudrot
Watertown
Albert
Missionary Union Meets to Discuss How and Why
The Women's Missionary Union held its November program in the church hall. Mrs. Litten of Monroe led the discussion on the book How and Why of missionary work and guided the group through the topic. Dinner followed the meeting.
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Women's Missionary Union
Oak Grove church community noon meal hosts attendees
At noon a gathering was served at Oak Grove church near Okaloosa. Attendees included Mrs. C. P. Holloway, Mrs. J. H. Hackworth, Mrs. O. O. Busbice, Mrs. W. T. Holloway, Mrs. J. L. Adams, Maggie Griffin, Mrs. Litten, Mrs. Parker, Miss Orlene Hackworth, and Miss Helen Faye Busbice. In Pratt Kansas Bill Diamond considers a possum hunt in his cycle shop as possums in a display gnawed free and move their hiding place nightly.
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Oak Grove
Okaloosa
C. P. Holloway
J. H. Hackworth
O. O. Busbice
W. T. Holloway
J. L. Adams
Maggie Grif
Fin
Litten
Parker
Orlene Hackworth
Helen Faye Busbice
Hunt
Diamond
Hig
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