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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1955
Page
4
The Hope Community girls request a 4 H Club. agent to meet Monday to start the club. Tuesday brings Sacred Heart Junior and Senior Clubs. Wednesday includes Moravia and Sweet Home 4 H Clubs.
A comparative look shows farm support costs 72 million annually from 1933 to 1951, averaging 3 dollars per farm resident, while second class mail deficits from 1946 to 1951 rose to 188.5 million per year, benefiting businesses rather than farms, highlighting broader subsidy effects beyond agriculture.
The family expresses sincere thanks to relatives friends Rev dlius Holm Lutheran Church Choir and those who sent spiritual bouquets flowers and visited during hospital care for the loss of our beloved wife and mother Mrs Bertha Linbrugger. Her Husband and Children.
Lamar Ratliff, a Prentiss County 4 H Club member, achieved a new world record corn yield of 304.38 bushels per acre with Funk's G-711. The drill spacing was 30 inches rows, eight inches stalks, using 1000 pounds of 14 14 14 fertilizer and 200 pounds plus 400 pounds ammonium nitrate, no irrigation,两 plowed twice.
The text catalogs large subsidies to airlines shipping railroads and industry. Air carriers gain mail contracts and donations totaling over 80 million per car. shipping receives construction and operational subsidies totaling 380 million and 144 million respectively across specified periods. railroads benefited from land grants of 183 million acres valued at about 1.3 billion plus service contracts. overall postwar business subsidies reach over 54 billion in seven years, costing about 50 per year per person, with farmers receiving 75 cents per hundred dollars of subsidy.
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