Lint yield declines across decades shown by state and era
The average lint cotton yield per acre fell from 211 pounds in 1870 79 to 183 pounds in 1936 37 and 119 pounds in 1936 37. Oklahoma dropped from 248 pounds to 60. North Carolina 305 South Carolina 297 Georgia 228 Alabama 234 Louisiana 265 pounds per acre in recent years.
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Oklahoma
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Onions Shipped From Floreaville Path Section This Season
A total of 750 car loads of onions have been shipped from the Floreaville Path section this season, indicating strong regional supply movement and market activity.
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Floreaville-Path
Tax return enforcement and cotton output predicted
The Internal Revenue Department will crack down on individuals who fail to file tax returns under the Social Security Act. The first bale of cotton for the 1937 crop is expected to come from the Rio Grande Valley within a few days.
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Internal Revenue Department
Rio Grande Valley
Statue of William Jennings Bryan Unveiled in Washington
A statue honoring William Jennings Bryan, noted American statesman, was unveiled in Washington D C recently drawing attention from dignitaries and the public during the ceremony.
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William Jennings Bryan
Washington, D. C
Texas Employers Pay Over Ten Million into Unemployment Fund
A report from Austin headquarters states Texas employers have contributed $10,334,831 to the unemployment insurance fund, reflecting ongoing payroll support for jobless workers.
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Texas
Austin
Farley dedicates $116000 post office in Flagstaff
James A. Farley a member of President Roosevelt's official party dedicated a new post office at Flagstaff Arizona costing 116000 dollars The event highlighted federal investment in regional services during the Roosevelts era.
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James A. Farley
President Roosevelt
Flagstaff
Arizona
Tomato Planting Request From Business League
A note urges interested growers to inform the business men's league of the number of acres or fraction of an acre they wish to plant next season. Respond promptly.
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Business Men’s League
J. W. Calhoun Named Temporary UT President
J. W. Calhoun appointed as temporary president of the University of Texas to succeed the late H. Y. Benedict. Calhoun has been connected with the university for the past 30 years.
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J. W. Calhoun
University of Texas
H. Y. Benedict
Calhoun
Tomato crop brings Lavaca farmers about half a million
Farmers in southern Lavaca County from Yoakum to Hallettsville expect roughly 500000 dollars from this year’s tomato harvest. They display broad smiles at the good news.
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Lavaca County
Yoakum
Hallettsville
Texas Democratic clubs to hold Houston convention
The young democratic clubs of Texas plan an annual convention in Houston on June 25 and 26. Prominent speakers will address the gathering and the likely campaign line-up will be discussed.
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Young Democratic Clubs of Texas
Houston
Examination of 1988 Political Candidacy Surge
Indications point to a bumper crop of office seekers next year with three or more candidates for governor and attorney general and several for lieutenant governor. The piece notes the political pot beginning to boil as early as 1988 if indications hold.
Komensky PTA Finalizes Awards and Schoolhouse Bid
The Komensky Parent-Teacher Association met on May 28 and approved the previously decided awards for basketball and volleyball teams. Bids to paint the schoolhouse were received for this summer with a contract to be awarded at the June 4 board meeting.
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Komensky Parent-Teacher Association
Card of Thanks for Vera Kocian
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of our daughter Vera Kocian. Special thanks to the Komensky P.T.A. for the flowers, Father Bily and Father Kopp, the choir, and all who sent tributes. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kocian and Children.
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Vera Kocian
Komensky P.T. A
Father Bily
Father Kopp
Charles Kocian
Greater Texas and Pan American Exposition Opens in Dallas
The Greater Texas and Pan American Exposition will open in Dallas on Saturday June 12 with twenty one American republics set to participate in the event.
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Dallas
Argentina Population Grows to 12 561 361
The population of Argentina in South America is 12 561 361, up 185 309 over the past year. The figure reflects nationwide census estimates and demographic growth during the last twelve months.
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Argentina
South America
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