Uncle Sam Job Getter Plan and Rural Recreation Push
Secretary Wilson leads a federal employment plan to subsidize state and municipal job services, establishing interstate clearance and 18 divisions to match labor supply with demand. The Red Cross Rural Service promotes recreation for rural communities, detailing challenges and opportunities, plus a note on currency design standardization to combat counterfeiting.
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Sam
William Wilson
Department of Labor
Congress
Labor Department
Clearing House of Labor
Senate
House
Wilson
Federal Service
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Reserve Bank
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Aia
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Red Cross Rural Service
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Red Cross
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Federal Reserve
Federal Bank
Texas Rice Acreage Surges to 279012 Acres in State
Texas reports 279012 acres planted in rice up from 255962 last year. The four kinds grown include Honduras Japan Early Prolific and Blue Rose with Texas counties like Jefferson Harris Matagorda and Orange totaling varied acreages. The report lists ten counties with rice output but notes no detail on which counties expanded.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Rice Millers’ Association
F. B. Wise
Lake Charles
Honduras
Japan
Bexar County
Colorado County
Chambers County
Harris Galveston
Jackson County
Jefferson County
Liberty County
Matagorda
Orange County
Wharton County
Texas Farmers' Union Announces Fort Worth Convention
Fort Worth will host the Texas Farmers Union eighteenth annual session on August 10 to 12. President D. E. Lyday says main business includes expanding Farmers Exchange, aims to raise capital from 30000 to 100000 dollars. The exchange, Houston based, handled 20000 bales of cotton its first year and paid producers up to 20 dollars extra per bale. Patrons will receive a 35 percent first year dividend, with 10 percent stock dividend and additional allocations for surplus and patron returns.
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Tex
Leffler
Texas Farmers’ Union
D. E. Lyday
Farmers’ Exchange
Houston
Lyday
Attorney General Advises On Absentee Voting Window
Austin reports the attorney general clarifies the 80 called absentee voting law. Voters must cast ballots between three and ten days before primaries. This year absentee voters may vote from Wednesday July 14 to Wednesday July 21. Voters must appear in person before the county clerk to obtain an official ballot. Ballots are prepared by the voter and left with the county clerk for forwarding to the election judge.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Rate and Mice Damage Crops in Texas
In Uvalde Texas vast crop losses from rats and mice draw federal requests for help. Congressman John N Garner reports many appeals as pests devastate truck farming, wiping out watermelons cantaloupes and cotton bolls across fields.
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Uvalde
Tex
John N. Garner
Cuticura Remedies Featured For Skin and Scalp Care
Advertisement copy urges daily use of Cuticura Ointment and Soup for itching scalp and dandruff. It endorses gentle rubbing, morning shampoo, and regular use for clear skin and soft hands. Also promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills reducing constipation without griping and restoring regularity.
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Wright
Cannot Locate Water Cart Capacity In French Supply
A marine supply captain in France asks for the water cart capacity while a private Winnie Wilkins searches the cart but cannot find the top plug or capacity. The private emerges with the confession that he felt around inside the vessel and cannot locate the capacity anywhere. The caption adds a moral line about self whitewashing others.
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France
Wilkins
Prayer for a Little Brother Ends in Surprise
A young girl, lonely for a sibling, prays daily asking God for a baby brother. She is overjoyed when a newborn arrives but then wonders if God will answer all her prayers as she watches another baby be cared for beside her mother.
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Susie
Pretense Called For Play Time With Betty and Edward
Betty and Edward spent a long afternoon together while his mother was at the club. Growing tired of toys and each other Betty suggested they pretend to be having a good time.
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Edward
Betty
First to Spot Your Own Mistake Brings Little Comfort
A reflective line notes the lack of consolation in being the first to recognize one’s own error. It underscores personal accountability and the humility found in self acknowledgement.
La Grange district votes 3000 bond and 16c tax
Valhalla school district No. 14 in La Grange Texas approves a bond issue of 3000 dollars and a maintenance tax of 16 cents. The plan calls for a new school house near the district center to be ready by the start of the next term.
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la Grange
Tex
Valhalla
No Sign of Bubonic Plague Found in Houston Rats
Houston reporters note eight hundred rats examined in the city laboratory show no bubonic plague. Officials urge continued monitoring and testing as a precaution.
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Houston
Texas
Eatonic Remedy Promises relief from acid stomach symptoms
A health ad proclaims Eatonic as a cure for acid stomach bloating indigestion and gas. It claims rapid relief often from the first tablet and offers a refund if not satisfactory, citing over half a million users.
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Folke
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