Roosevelt backs new farm program aims to conserve soil
President Roosevelt outlined a plan to expand soil erosion and conservation efforts under the AAA framework. He signaled two main goals: preserve Congress’s declared policy and broaden incentives for conservation. He indicated machinery and county agents would help implement the program, while funding estimates ranged from 3900,000 to 4,000,000 for 1935 and about 300,000 for 1936 adjustments.
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Roosevel
Congress
AAA
Dendzal
Urgenben
Fasor
Tinistration
Nationw
Grange
Aaricay Warm Bureau Federation
Waliong! Co-Operative —Coumed
National Grain Corporation
American Agricultural Editors’ Association
Comatens
Gebmbursa
Hee
Drunken Drivers Fined and Jailed in Brady
Two Brady men faced strict penalties in McCulloch County District Court for drunken driving. Clyde Taylor received a prison term of one year while D Tare was fined heavily and jailed for six days.
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Brady Brady
Jen
McCulloch County
Aia
Treasury Po. On Washington January Receipts and Expenditures
Treasury figures from Washington show January receipts of 100,876.52 with small expenditures totaling 6.12. Customs receipts reach 17,98,915.94 for the federal year, and a July 7 sum of 2,006,254,516.25 is recorded as outlays. Emergency expenditures amount to 43,755,401,259.95. Gross debt stands at 80,500,168 with a noted rise over the prior period and gold assets totaling 410,020 14.
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Treasury PO
Washington
de G
Trade shifts mark historic North American ties in early dates
Fragmented OCR shows volatile bilateral trade with Canada from May 1931 peak through 1985 gains. Mentions US Canada exports at 634 percent of total trade, 142 million dollars, and tariffs and pacts from 1832 1836 era.
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Canada
Jes
Unite
Grain Market Mixed as Wheat and Corn Hold Steady
Reports from Chicago show limited moves in grain futures after firmless wheat contracts. Traders noted steady or slightly differing prices with bulls and bears debating potential recovery versus ongoing production concerns amid moisture. Prices for hay and corn were quoted in regional markets with modest variation and no dramatic shifts.
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Bears Anweerr
Atwadance
Texas Liquor Tax Revenue From Early Figures Reported
Texas liquor and wine tax revenues show 1 915 514 paid to state funds, with 918 440 allocated to a separate fund. Charles R Miller notes monthly projections around 335 000 if trends continue. portions fund pensions and state programs.
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Texas
Charles R. Miller
Miller
Alfred Dubious Hints On Special Session In Austin
Alfred Dubious hints the legislature may not be called for a pension revenue plan. Unclear dates and garbled text suggest ongoing debate over funding for old age pensions and the potential for a special session in January or July.
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Austin
James
Alfred
Complaints Filed Over Beer Sales Without Licenses
Three complaints filed in County Court at Law No 2 accuse George Mioktent Deputy tax collector of underreporting. Defendants Hersvides listed at 709 Dolorosa street, Gress at 250 Wy Strerl, and Mary Mouridt at 1905 Prediceicksoure road face beer license violations.
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S. A
George Mioktent
Advess
Dolorosa Street
Wy Strerl
Mary Mouridt
Prediceicksoure Road
Cotton Market Holds Gains Amid Quiet Trading
Cotton generally higher in quiet US banking market with gains held to modest levels as offerings absorbed. Trade notes indicate market steady undertone with March up, May at 10.92c and longer months showing strength. Washington reports on soil conservation plan expected to influence prices and production control discussions. Liverpool futures quoted. American middling at 4.00s.
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Tobe Colotier
Lobe
Washington l
Linda
Agricultural Department
Lew
Ueca
Shorts
May
Utule
Renee FU
Washdaxton
Oscar Johnston
Securs
Peices ‘Wal
Liverpool Cation
Liverpool
Orcinan
Ened Oedinary
Ft! Ostober
Wool Market Faces Shifts in Prices at Boston January
The Commercial Bulletin reports stronger wool demand with firmer prices across grades. Early notes indicate higher averages for staple fibers as buyers show steadier activity and clearances improve. London prices inch up on futures, while American markets see mixed yet hopeful trends for April and May delivery.
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Ryuvort
Boston
Bulterin
Enere
Leo
London
Railroads report freight loading for week ending January 21
The Association of American Railroads released figures showing freight loading for the week ending January 21. Total carloadings reached 15,528, an increase of 25,758 from the prior period, with mixed results across regions.
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Washington
Gibid
Hoover addresses farmers and fights for freedom in speed war
Herbert Hoover spoke at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln Neb addressing ten thousand listeners in the Coliseum. He urged restoration of home markets to farmers and expanded production aided by land grant colleges. He argued against federal control and called for market based farming with cooperative marketing and new industry, warning the need to reverse the economy of scarcity. The talk followed Supreme Court actions on the AAA and drew laughs at times, while officials criticized wartime debt and government programs.
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Ginvoln
Neb
Herbert Heaver
Witmer
Wooyey
Hoover
Supreme Court
AAA
Moore
Washington
Alan Dan
Ehed Bowen
Deller
Heaver
Farmers of
DIVIDENDS DIVERT REPORTED IN YORK AREA
The readable fragments indicate a dividend or financial note from York dated January 17 with incomplete names and places. The snippet mentions Savannatt and spar-tor pentine, suggesting a local business or commodity update. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Poultry and Produce Prices in New York Market Report
New York poultry and produce prices show live poultry and turkeys steady with limited demand. Chicago potato receipts slow with mixed quality. markets report average quotes for Burbank and No 2 varieties, with prices per bushel and per ton varying by grade.
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York Pultery
New York
Jon
Cab
Traishty
King George III Sickness Worries Palace At Sandringham
Concern grew late today over King George III confined to his room by a cold at Sandringham while the Peace of Wales departed London in rain. The Duke of York is present. Palace attendants say the king’s ailment is not serious.
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George III
Sandringham
England
George
Wales
London
Duke of York
Court OKs Bexar County park advisory board
Bexar county commissioners approved an advisory board for county parks on Friday. The panel follows recommendations by Malcolm Bardwell the new park director and includes C. A. Wheatley Harry Herteberg Roy W. Quillin Sam Woolford and County Judge Frost Woodfull.
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Court Okehs
Bexar Park
Bexar County Commissioners’ Court
Malcolm Bardwell
C. A. Wheatley
Harry Herteberg
Roy W. Quillin
Sam Woolford
Frost Woodfull
Winning Frock Pattern Offers Easy Stylish Sewing
A 1940s pattern advertisement promotes Marian Martin pattern 9640 for sizes 12 to 42 with roomy pleated action suitable for sports and desk work. It highlights versatile necklines, fabric options, and a Spring Pattern book priced at 15 cents, with pattern and book together for 25 cents. Ordered from the San Antonio Light Pattern department.
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Patlan Fom
Young Crook
Marian Murthy Sey
San Antonio Light Pattern Department
Livestock Market Report From Saint Louis and Chicago
Livestock prices at San Antonio and St Louis markets were uneven with light throughput. Calves good grades sold around 6.00 to 6.50, yearlings down, cows and fat steers mixed, beef prices fluctuating, and hogs in Chicago showing slow but steady demand with top around 10.05. Cattle receipts varied. Kansas City and Chicago reported mixed conditions with steer and veal prices under pressure while lambs and sheep remained limited.
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SAN Sntonin
San Antonio Eriah
ST. Lucis Livestock
Basi Srl
Stiuragay
Séo
Sai
Whtangly
Inehadime
Oma
Kansas City
el AB
Aleady
Iuala
Jaller
Beiler Braden
Dollar Markets and Blind Basketball at Talladega
In London and Paris foreign exchange, the dollar rose against the pound and franc, with the franc rate around 1945 francs per dollar and 8.8156 francs per dollar. Separately, Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind in Talladega formed a blind basketball team in 1929 using bellbound players to mark goals.
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London
Dallas
Paris
Jen
United States
Bind
Alabama Institute For Deaf and Blind
Talladega
Grude Demand Remains Firm in Texas Oil Output dispute
The Texas Railroad Commission recorded a firm demand for oil and gas, with Thompson presenting revised daily crude figures and field allowances. Projections showed varying totals from 1,068,000 to 1,944,000 barrels monthly, while chief engineer Coteringham warned against excessive reservoir pressure declines and urged limiting daily production to about 425,090 barrels. East Texas faces no share in a potential hike under current plans.
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Austin
Jah
Temend
Texas Oil and Gas
Rogert C. Thompson
Federal Bureau of Minez
Texas
Wohureen
W. E. Coteringham
Stock Market Activity Mixed With Steady Goals
Investors monitored a choppy session as several key shares slipped while others steadied. Major steel and industrials including U S Steel and International Nickel moved modestly, with call money near 4 percent. The currency markets showed little change at opening in London, while prospects for consolidation within Rothschild Steel drew attention amid tax and expense considerations.
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California
Kocony-Vacuurs
Corry Te Paseo
Flougion Ol
Intermational Jurvester
U.S Steel
Tinion Paci
Foreign Markets Mixed Amid Tightened Trade
Market activity showed limited positive momentum with most stocks closing little changed. Industrial shares and recent favorites fluctuated while rubber and transatlantic trades held firmer though uneven, as speculation and naval cabinet concerns influenced closing levels.
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Lonton
Aessstock Exchange
Oll
Senurition
Parla
Mas
Honat Lasnes
Bertin—Atier
Tidestrias
Tax collector cites courthouse crowding delaying driver licenses
Albert V. Ruth refused to issue driver licenses saying courthouse space is insufficient for the workload and that lawmakers should extend the licensing period. He warned issuing licenses would require many clerks and cost residents money, proposing a later deadline after April 3 and noting downtown vacancy options as unfeasible. County officials approved his stance despite pressure for action.
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State Department of Public Safety
Albert V. Ruth
Lo Mandamus
Fluth
Huth Qyrener
Hulh
Wwe
Commissioners’ Court
Muth
Huth
Frost Woodhull
Austin
World money and metals market summary pasted
Market notes show currency and commodity listings with rates for Britain Belgium Denmark and other nations. Mentions gold futures copper tin zinc and silver prices with shifts noted in London New York and Shanghai.
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FOREN
ANGE
Britain
If Dilla
Prarie
Aemand i
Demamt
Dewlands
Belgium
Germany
Frog
Holland
Norwax
Sweden
Denmark
Tyland
Switzerland
Baeln
Portugal
Asale
Gres
Palend
Candinatovalia
Yugoslavia
Runegary
Brazil
Shanghai
New York
Otew York
Montreal
TOROA
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Herbert Bower
White House
RSE
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Chicagg
Alfred Dubious
Travis Club Cigars
Ond Bers
Fotthires Colton Futmes
Fapy
Penn
Mer
Wool Market
Hostan Waot
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Seine
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Carlgadings
Hoover Uagesshock
Freedom
Phil ©. Shook
Corporation
Priday
Shook
Shdok
San Antonio
Sey York
Atari
Tine Shay
AIR Czar
Edgar 5. Garrett
Ware Limr Mier
Brute Motor Company
Lis Pontlinn
Hygernational Ema
York
Jay
Ceuks
Suicaco
Turkey
Cricago Potatons
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USDA
Paiataes
Tatas U.S. Shinenente
Thalie Rusner
Burbank
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Wisconsin
McGiures
Seeey Pdk Georeny Giantes
Ertat
Grude
Prant Street
Mary
Rothleher Steel
HTH
Liettertses
Huth Ree
Lonmin Bar Gol
Dan
Bank of Kunlamt
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Tatler
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Newton Monkey
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Ediac
York Reserve
SAN Antonio Public Service CO
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