Small Farmer Get 25 Acre Exemption In AAA 39 Program
College Station dispatch notes 1939 AAA plan grants a 25 acre exemption for farmers with total soil depleting acreage under 25. Texas A and M officials estimate impact on over 60,000 farmers, mainly in east Texas. George Slaughter explains a sample case showing how exemptions apply under cotton and general crop allotments.
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College Station
AAA
Texas A
M. College
Texas
The
Texas Agricultural Conservation Committee
Slaughter
Funeral for Mrs. Annie P. Cargill in Toyah
Funeral services were held at the Toyah Baptist Church for Annie P. Cargill 48 who died December 5 at her El Paso area home. Burial at Toyah Cemetery followed services at the church with burial directed by Martin Mortuary El Paso. She is survived by husband Carl D. Cargill a daughter Barbara Ann Cargill father Henry T. Mitchell of El Paso brother Henry Mitchell of San Angelo sister Vera Meeck of Los Angeles.
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Annie P. Cargill
Toyah
Lower Valley
el Paso
Baptist Church
J. T. Griffith
Martin Mortuary
Carl D. Cargill
Barbara Ann Cargill
Henry T. Mitchell
Henry Mitchell
San Angelo
Vera Meeck
Los Angeles
Oliver Harrison
Pecos
Toyah Christian Church
Texas safety chief urges care in December driving
In Austin officials warned of December danger as daylight shortens and holidays boost traffic. Homer Garrison Jr. cited 230 December deaths last year and 400 fewer by year end if drivers and pedestrians stay alert. Texas patrols will double shifts to deter reckless driving.
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Austin
State Safety Department
Homer Garrison, Jr
Texas
Garrison
W. H. Richardson, Jr
The
Safety Commission
Richardson
Foreign spinners seek Texas one variety cotton quality
A Manchester cotton brokerage asks Texas A and M Extension Service for trial lots of 50 to 100 bales of Texas one variety Good Middling 31/32. The aim is thorough spinning tests and evaluation through the AAA’s 20 000 bale experiment, highlighting county wide regional need.
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College Station
Texas
E. A. Miller
Texas A. and M. Extension Service
Manchester
England
Miller
Alabama school child population declines steady study note
A historic data note reports Alabama school children fell by 6 369 from 1936 to 1938. It records 1937 musical instrument sales totaling 78 800 000 dollars as an all time high. An ad mentions Pecos Laundry Dry Cleaners offering free snaps and buttons sewn.
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Pecos
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Roosevelt
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