Moulton Fagli Weekly Publication Ad
The Moulton Fagli weekly issue notes Friday publication dates and subscription price of two dollars in advance. It states entry as second class matter in the Moulton Texas post office and carries an April 1 1938 date.
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Moulton Texas
Texas Farmers Top AAA Payments In 1936 Soil Plan
Washington reports the agricultural adjustment administration paid about four million farmers $376,091,826 for cooperating with the 1936 soil conservation program. Texas led with $37,559,401 in payments. Iowa and North Dakota followed. Texas state office expenses totaled $1,066,790.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Texas
Iowa
North Dakotas
Kansas
Minnesota
AAA
School Funds Released For Public Schools
Dr. L A Woods state superintendent announces 1 348 155 dollars released to aid public schools pay salaries amounting to half of the legislature appropriation. He expects the balance of salary aid and transportation funds soon.
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Austin
L. A. Woods
Woods
Payments Made to School Districts
State auditor approved aid totaling 1,348,155 dollars for the biennial equalization program. The funds were forwarded from the state superintendent to districts to supplement teachers salaries and help balance disparities between poorer and richer districts.
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Austin
Brazilian Cotton Crop Estimated At 2 282 000 Bales
Washington reports from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics note cable data from Rio de Janeiro estimate Brazil's current cotton harvest at 2 282 000 bales, up from 1 712 000 bales last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Rio de Janeiro
221 CCC Camps Ordered Closed
Government orders closing 221 civilian conservation camps by July. Thirteen Texas camps will be shut down. Enlisted personnel to be reassigned to other camps.
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Texas
18 000 Acre Farm Experiment Station Set in Oakwood Area
The 18 000 acre farm experiment station and laboratory will be established in the Oakwood section near Palestine. The land for the station was bequeathed by a textile manufacturer from Philadelphia.
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Oakwood
Palestine
Philadelphia
Observance Urged For Good Friday
A proclamation urged observance of Good Friday April 15 by closing state affairs from noon to 8 p m and requesting business houses to join in the observance issued by the governor's office in Austin.
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Austin
Way To National Progress by Raymond Pitcairn
The article argues Washington should consult average workers and savers to ease tax burdens inflation fears and rising prices. It urges expanding citizen input beyond political groups to strengthen the nation’s economy and social welfare through attentive policy making.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Washington
Republic
America
Knute Rockne, Famous Coach, Dies in Air Crash
The famed Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne was killed in an airplane crash in 1931. His death shocks the sports world as tributes pour in from players and institutions nationwide.
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Knute Rockne
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