Agricultural Adjustment payments to Texas farmers and estates in 1939
The Texan Agricultural Adjustment administration paid out more than 44 454 payments in 1939. Over 9000 farmers and landowners in Texas received at least 193 or more, with totals including a $5115.17 payment to Harry Landa of San Antonio and various large sums to entities such as Algor Land and Improvement company Sugarlania Balmorhea Livestock company Bankers Life company and others across towns like Balmorhea Dallas Laredo and Kingsville. A wide range of individuals and estates from Corpus Christi Beeville and Del Rio appear among the recipients.
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Ban Anthain
Orner
Smang
Harry Landa
San Antonio
Tke ‘T. Pryor
Texas
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
South
West Texas
Algor Land and Improvement Company
Sugarlania
American Land Company of Texas
Herlingen
Balmorhea
Livestock Company
Bankers Idfe Company
Dallas
J. E. Baylor
al Pine
Austwell
Knight
Jackson
Rokstown
H. le Roxernet
Zan
Alpine
MtFaddin Raack
Beaumont
Eel
T. A. MiKamey
Gregory
T. D. Manford
Smiley
Jack Mansfield
San Angelo
Matador Tand and Cattle Company
Matador
R. Morgan
Cornus Christi
Pattick
Tats
BAL Ts
Perry
Robstown
Fierce Estate, Inc. Pierce
Pitchfork Land and Cattle Company
Spur
W. E. Pope
Corpus Cirrict
Popham, Land and Cattle Company
Batmorhes
Port Isabel Farm Company
Las Gresmos
Corpus Man
Tom Priestly
Corpus Christi
Rocky Reagan
Beeville
Jet
Sherry
Mission
J. M. Simmonds
Hobs
L. Smith
Southwestern Life Insurance Company
Daves
W. M. Sgescatd
Taft
J.V. and
H. A. Stiles
Taylor
Sugarland Industries
Bigarland
Texas Land and Development Company
Flatnview
Texas Land and Mortgage Company
Lubbock
Dawn
Whitehead
Dog May Provide May Fever Cure
A Minneapolis fox terrier named Mitzie reportedly helped prove the human allergy hay fever can be diagnosed in animals. Dr. F. W. Wittich notes Mitzie’s nasal symptoms, skin tests transferring sensitivity to her owner, and ragweed pollen as the cause. The case suggests dogs and other animals may aid in developing hay fever cures and related tests for anaphylactic shock.
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W. New York
Alljy
Borstolf Miteté
Minneapolis
Mitale
Mitziel
Mitzie
F. W. Wittwich
M. D
Wittleh
Mitzi
JQ. Lata
Texts College of Arts and
Tudus
Rinkaville
Pel
Bulakeslae
Bayever
Ohio
Texas
Tyler Man Chosen by Disabled Vets Sherman
Veterans yesterday elected Dwight McLean as Tyler state commander and named Ban Angelo to lead the 1942 convention, amid a Sherman gathering of Disabled American Veterans members.
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Tyler
Sherman
Stabbed man dies after tavern attack in South Flores
Santos Lerma, 31, of 122 Woodward Street, died after a stab wound to the lung. Police say Lerma was stabbed at a tavern in the 200 block of South Flores Street by an unidentified man on Saturday. the district attorney returned a murder verdict Monday.
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Santos Lerna
Woodward Street
Daslice
Peece G. L. Wiley
Lerma
South Flores Street
Legion Forms New Defense Division in Indianapolis
The American Legion established a new Defense Division with Henry H. Dudley of Nebraska named director. Commander Milo J. Warner announced the move as part of expanding civilian defense efforts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
iPi
The
American Legion
Henry H. Dudley
Nebraska
Milo J. Warner
Warner
Loftin resigns as college head returning to San Antonio
Dr. Loftin, principal of Lant er and Technological High, announces resignation effective August 31. The move, in the hands of Cal H. Miller Ajnswerkh and the college board since May 26, follows duties with the Sath division Ned preventing a board meeting. Loftin plans to return to San Antonio with a home and other interests. He’s credited with expanding enrollment and the college’s growth during his tenure.
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Cipal
Lanter
Technologian
Laflin
Kings- Ville i
Antonio
San Antonio
Loftin
Tandor High Schoal
St Techno~logical High
University of Colorado
Loti
Hig Neven
Resignation Effective in August From Kingsville Leader
The retiring president and director, active in civic affairs, will step down in August. He has served as Kingsville chamber of commerce director, Golf and Country Club director, Kingsville Rotary president, and head of the First Baptist church.
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Kingsville Chamber of Commerce
Golf and Country Club
Kingsville Rotary Club
Mi of- Heid
First Baptist Church
Soldier Dies in Vehicle Crash Near McCamey
Private Fred Nauman a 21 year old from San Antonio stationed at Fort Bliss El Paso was instantly killed when his automobile overturned three times near McCamey on Sunday. Henry L. Ramirez of Parl Billis also listed as injured with a fractured back while two other soldiers and a girl sustained minor injuries.
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Fred Nauman
Tity
San Antonis
McCamey
Naumann
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Henry L. Ramirez
Parl Billis
Neumann
Motorists Die in Car Bus Crash Near Gallup
Two motorists died in a head on collision between a car and a Greyhound bus about 42 miles east of Gallup on U.S. 60. Thirty one bus passengers and the driver G R Winsor of Albuquerque were treated for minor injuries. The dead include Carl M Mock of Woodward Oklahoma and his mother Mrs Saira A Mock of Enso Robles, Gallup Infantry School to hold an infantry troop school at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in room 1 52a Federal building.
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Gallup
Txq
Greyhound
Milles
Here
G. R. Winsor
Albuquerque
Carl M. Mock
Woodward
Oxia
Saira A. Mock
Enso Robles
Galit
Federal Building
RB. H. Merce
Donovan to head new U S intelligence for defense
President Roosevelt plans to appoint Col William J. Donovan of New York as the overall head of military and civilian intelligence for national defense. He will coordinate with the British service and report on mass psychology, while not superseding Hoover, Wilson, or other agency chiefs.
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Washington
UNS
Roosevelt
William J. Donovan
New York
Office of Emergency Management
Defense-Guileriies
Donovan
United States
Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank J. Wilson
Secret Service
Army
Navy Intelligence
Pennsylvania wells opened as old fields regain life
Bradford July 7. Rejuvenated by wartime demand, Pennsylvania wells once dormant have been cleaned and new ones sunk to restart the flow of oil. Prices, after a WWI high, dipped to 1.68 and rose to 2.6 per barrel, making revival plans feasible for aging fields and new drilling. The notice also mentions vacant rentals and a light want ad.
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Bradford
Pennsylvania
New Pennsylvania
Victor B. Hannig Victim of Comal River Drowning
Funeral services were planned Monday for Victor B. Hannig 33 of Austin who drowned in the Comal River at New Braunfels. The body was recovered early Sunday. Dr G Hayter said the man suffered a brain lesion possibly from a heart condition after a diving accident. Hannig, a highway department employee, swam with three companions at Camp Warnecke Saturday evening. Survivors include his widow Mrs Zalie Hannig and his mother Mrs Christina Hyves.
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Victor B. Haneiig
Austin
Wetkeond
Blehway Department
J. H. Bonner
R. N Daird
FO. Lord
Holston
Camp Warnecke
Baturday
Lids Wiilow
Zalic Hannig
le Hr Victoria
Wty
Bae Christina Hang
Hyves
Murder Charged In Austin Death
AUSTIN July Fred Michido 27 today faced a murder charge following the death early Saturday of Trividad Galvan 19 a former Fort Gliss soldier found dead after a street fight with unknown assailants near a deserted area about 50 yards from the place where Galvan and companions reportedly fought after a Friday night gathering.
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Austin
INS
Fred Michido
Trividad
Galvan
Fort Gliss
Service Meld for Advertising Man at Waco
Funeral services were held today for Alfred Arms Trong Edwards who died yesterday. He was president of Waen Advertising Company United Advertising Corporation of Paris and Edwards Outdoor Advertising Corporation of Daytona. The widow and three brothers Henry Pat George Cutton and W M of Dallas survive.
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Waco
Alfred Armstrong Edwards
Waen Advertising Company
United Advertising Corporation
Paria
Edwards Outdoor Advertising Corporation
Datina
Henry Pat
George Cutton
W. M
Dallas
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to cleanse the bowels and relieve constipation. The copy emphasizes renewed energy, reduced bloating, and improved mood by purporting to flush bile and toxins with two daily doses. It markets the product with a direct call to buy and ask for the pills.
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