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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
8
President Roosevelt approved a bobtailed public works program aimed at more than 3000 projects, creating up to 300,000 jobs and distributing about 200 million dollars. He also OK'd a separate 100 million low cost housing list. The PWA will announce projects soon, with comptroller general approval required before funds flow.
Safeway Stores says its grower-consumer campaigns started to stabilize farmers by promptly marketing peak production. L A Warren reports the program now covers 20 states with all major farm products, using heavy newspaper ads and aggressive promotion to move commodities to immediate consumption and give farmers quick cash.
The article notes Miss America 1935 and a beverage in cans as an American invention. It mentions conservation programs, a five year plan, and crop rotation with terraces and furrows. A visit to Monahans is recorded with radio state coverage.
A. L. Smith of the Texas Cotton Review Board states that all regular 0 percent Bankhead tax exemption certificates have been distributed to producers. The 10 percent state reserve is being allocated to eligible producers with 119 million pounds yet to be distributed. Eligible claimants include those with limited cotton acreage in 1954 55 and earlier years and those whose average 1951 53 acreage was below 50 percent of their planted land.
Texas farmers and ranchers gain access to production loans at low rates through the Federal Intermediate Credit Banks system. George M. Brennan, ICCB Commissioner, announced the arrangement during a conference of the 12 banks, highlighting debentures backed by notes and securities of local lending institutions.
Fragmentary text mentions streamer warnings and opt in guidance tied to a west coast setting. The readable phrases are sparse and unclear, offering no concrete events, names, dates, or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
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