Debate over Farm Bureau salaries sparks political backlash
A New York World dispatch questions Farm Bureau Federation salaries totaling about 75 000 annually highlighting executives like J R Howard at 5 000 and Gray Silver at 12 000 with critics accusing the bureau of graft and influence over federal policy while supporters defend its role in the Smith Lever act and farm bloc. The piece urges readers to consider patronizing home merchants and supporting local commerce to keep wealth in the community.
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New York World
Congress
Farm Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
J. R. Howard
Cloverdale
Lege
Bureau
Farm Bloc
Heart of America
Farm Bureau
Crimp in Canada: US urged to halt Canadian farm propaganda
The piece argues American officials should end Canadian propaganda aimed at attracting US farming labor. It accuses Ottawa of distributing messages via O. H. M. E. envelopes to undermine US redevelopment, urging Postmaster General Work to act promptly to relieve rural staff and protect American farmers.
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United States
Post Office Department
Ess
Secretary of State
Why Trade at Home in Church Booster Article
A note on the Church Booster first issue praises its clear message and urges West Texas readers to consider the article's simple, common sense guidance. The editor wonders why the piece is sent to the home town without consultation, reflecting on its impact and reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Booster
New Church
West Texas
Church Booster issue debuts in Pecos with local ads
Volume 1 Number 1 of The Church Booster appears in Pecos featuring a color cover and twelve interior pages. Published by Presbyterian church members with Rev. Sparks as editor, J A Crane as business manager, and L J Sims handling advertising. The Enterprise wishes it success.
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Pecos
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Sparks
J. A. Crane
L. J. Sims
Enterprise Editor Beaten by City Marshal in Pecos
The Enterprise editor was beaten Saturday around 4:30 by City Marshal M. L. Roddy after publishing a paragraph last week mentioning Pecos residents and bondsmen. The editor notes public sympathy and broad disapproval from Pecos citizens and county friends.
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Aftenoon
Enterprise
M. L. Roddy
Roddy
Kiser
Litchfield
Pecos Attorney Inc
B. Howard
Pecos
Ramsey Charged With Embezzlement in California Case
B H Ramsey, former Willits bank cashier, was arrested by deputy marshal Elmer Johnson and jailed in Pecos under federal orders from Los Angeles. The case involves a $16,000 loan with three installments and interest paid up front, but embezzlement charges were filed to secure collection. Ramsey’s uncle says charges may not be sustained and bond is being prepared for California court appearance.
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H. Ramsey
Elmer Johnson
Pecos
Los Angeles
Calif
B. Ramsey
B. H. Ramsey
Willits
Ramsey
California
Fragmentary Health Note With Mundane Rhetoric
A rough, clipped exchange describes a doctor visit with remarks on tongue and health. The dialogue mentions many men being unwell yet hopeful, framed as a courtroom judge hears a terse medical banter.
Cultivation and Care of Trees on Texas Farms
Professor Helge Ness, chief of horticulture at Texas A and M, announces bulletin No. 293, Cultivation and Care of Trees on Texas Farms. The guide summarizes care for varied Texas regions, suitable varieties, pruning, preparation, and orchard management, aiming to revive fruit culture and advise on forest trees and shelter plantings.
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Texas
Helge Ness
Texas Agricultural Experment Station
A and M. College
Ness
College Station
Dow
A Valuable Book on Horticulture Texas Agricultural Experiment Stat
The article discusses rational methods in planting trees and fruit crops in Texas farms. It notes the beauty and value added by trees, the hospitality a well planted farmstead offers, and the surprisingly limited adoption of fruit cultivation among Texas farmers despite potential benefits. It stresses the need to increase fruit growing awareness and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Agricultural Experiment
Oo B. Youngblood
Texas
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Pecos Valley News
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Reeves County Record
Prise
Pecos Times
John Hibdon
Gepy
Canada
First Baptist Church
Gatheteu
W. K. Glasscock
Car. Buteage
Dunes
Kev
Garner
U. Rowden
Heines
Picschic
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Mesdames Camp
Ross Harlen
Hicks
Suzanne
Texas Experiment Station
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Molla Bjursted Mallory
London
Mrs. Mallory
Slack
R. P. Hicks
Aurthur J. Linn
Union Trust
Washington, D. C
Carlsbad
N. M
Treasury Department
J. B. Wilson
Enterprise Office
Gates
Marshall H. Pior
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