Lindsey Receives Special First Edition of Better Farming
County Agent John V Lindsey was given a Special-bound first edition of the January issue of Better Farming, now renamed from Country Gentleman. The circulation rep says the magazine aims to reach 2,600,000 rural homes with a new slogan The National Magazine for Practical Farming and to help farmers farm better and families live better.
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John V
Jack) Lindsey
Better Farming” Magazine
Wm. Schonerstedt
Mg Lindsey
Maga
Oak Grove
John V. Lindsey
Robert Maly
Dreams that foreshadowed events and political tax talk
A column notes dreams predicting real events including a Lincoln vision of a coffin in the White House and a doctor predicting a train wreck that later occurred. It also cites Dr Louise Rhine's 4000 dream cases and questions science. The piece then shifts to politics criticizing tax hikes, congressional pay raises, and school bond proposals amid calls for welfare tied to tax increases.
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Louise E. Rhine
Texas must push for more industries to hold farm workers
The piece notes seven southern states diversify beyond cotton with a 17.1 percent rise in factory jobs since 1946, led by Alabama to Tennessee. It cites Texas as a fast growing state with 487,400 factory workers in 1953 and 297,000 in 1947, implying a need for a stronger promotional push to retain workers as farm populations migrate to cities.
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Wall Steet Journal
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Memphis
Texas
Texas Employment Commission
San Antonio Express
Agriculture Department
Modern schools churches and their impact on citizens
The text questions whether modern schools and churches yield better people than older institutions. It quotes Congressman Dies accusing Mrs. Roosevelt of hosting Communist officers and aiding them at a committee hearing, noting a poem allegedly presented during sworn testimony and her reactions.
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White House
Wall Street
Stooges
Mrs Roosevelt accused of aiding communists in America
The speaker condemns Mrs Roosevelt for coddling communists and claims she is the No 1 Woman of the World, arguing that such people bolster communist strength and could subjugate the nation without war.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
March 14 1902 race winner noted in Beaumont cen
A Negro victor is recorded at a Beaumont center event on March 14 1902 with limited readable details. No further names or specifics are legible.
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Beaumont Cen
Income tax debate in local paper echoes fairness
A letter questions tax fairness between a rich man with invisible income and a poor man with visible property, arguing the poor would benefit from a change. The piece appears amid other local notes from Fayette County and Moulton area news including arrests, a school concert, and obituaries.
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LaGrange Deutsche Zeitung
Couyt
Fayette Co
Fritz Eilert
Near
Moulton
Joseph Laqua
R. Preston
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