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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

2

Farmers Short Course Plans At A&M College

The twenty sixth annual Farmers Short Course will run July 28 to August 2 at A and M College with the theme The Changing Country Life. Programs cover housing, water systems, home beautification, rose care, soil management, and demonstrations in syrup making fruit juice cheese and more. Daily focuses include hogs, sheep, beef cattle, work stock, and wild game preservation with AAA and federal housing discussions integrated. A wardrobe contest, dyeing and fabric care, bedroom improvement awards, and a special night program for 100 top club girls are planned along with conferences by the Short Course committee.

College Station A. & M. College Roy W. Snyder AAA Federal Housing Administration Texas Zetha MclTinnis Home Industries

Great European Passion Play to Visit Brownwood

The Great European Passion Play comes to Brownwood June 20 and 21 at 8 p.m. under Brownwood Kiwanis Club auspices. The English version, translated in 1930 by Dr. Alfred E. Wolff, will be staged at Howard Payne College Stadium with 300 performers and a 100-voice church choir. Local reservations are handled at Renfro McMinn Drug Store. out of town orders held for performance day.

Brownwood Brownwood Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club Europe United States Frieburg Germany St. Joseph Canada Alfred E. Wolff Jerusalem Howard Payne College Stadium Passion Play Renfro-McMinn Drug Store

Texas Rural Associations Meet in State Gathering

The Texas Home Demonstration Association, the Bee Keepers' Association, Rural Pastors' and Laymen's Conference, the Registered Certified Seed Breeders' Association of Texas, the Texas Agricultural Writers' Conference, the Agricultural Workers' Association, and the Superintendents of Rural Schools held a joint meeting to discuss farming education, seed certification, rural church work, agricultural writing, and teacher training across Texas.

Texas Home Demonstration Association The Bee Keepers’ Association Rural Pastors’ and Laymen’s Conference Registered Certified Seed Breeders’ Association of Texas Texas Agricultural Writers’ Conference Agricultural Workers’ Association Superintendents of

Changes urged in banking bill federal reserve independence

Bankers and business leaders urged changes to the Banking Act of 1935 to remove political control over the Federal Reserve System. R S Hecht of the American Bankers Association argued for an independent board free of partisan influence to ensure sound credit driven by business needs.

Washington, D. C Congress Critin Federal Reserve System United States Clems Chamber of Commerce of the R. S. Hecht American Bankers Association Senate Hecht Federal Reserve Board Washington Federal Preserve Board Supreme Court of Banking Federal Reserve Act Supreme Court of Finance and Banking Jets Federal Reserve ‘Board Federal Reserve Huelnese

Banks Rapidly Reduce Debt Under Reconstruction Finance

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation advanced 1.86 billion to banks and trust companies from February 1932 to April 20, 1935. Loaned to 7,206 institutions, total 2.4566 billion. Repayments reach 1.3434 billion, about 72 percent, far above other borrowers. Of the total, 45 million was withdrawn or canceled and 14 million remained unissued.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Barrowers

Simplification of Bank Checks Bulletin Issued in New York

Bank Management Commission of the American Bankers Association outlines plans for simplifying bank checks and related instruments. The bulletin, evolving from a ten year effort by commerce department guidance, details standard specifications to sustain about 85 percent adherence among banks and businesses.

New York Bank Management Commission American Bankers Association United States Department of Commerce

National Bank Notes Retirement Shifts Currency Landscape

The retirement of national bank notes involves about 800 million dollars, boosting Treasury deposits as bonds are replaced and notes withdrawn. The currency change will prompt a large, gradual shift of bank funds, a feat unlikely in any country before.

Selection of Boys For CCC Camps Be Confined To Relief

Austin June 18 selection of Texas boys for CCC camps will be limited to youths whose families are on relief rolls. Neal E. Guy says only applicants with proper allotment to dependents will be admitted. Enrollments starting June 15 must represent relief families, about 12 000 youths from relief rolls. Counties lacking relief quotas will transfer to counties with surplus eligible candidates. First phase about June 17 will admit only a few counties at $2 per boy. July through August follow camp completion.

Austin Texas CCC Neal E. Guy Guy

WIMODAUSIS CLUB And Its June Meeting Notes

The Womodausis Club led a June meeting with a talk on Tufting and its uses for decor. Members discussed favorite recipes, recipe files, and delegate selection for the AL & M Short Course. A club play to raise funds was planned for June 21, with next gathering set for July 2 at Neal School.

Winedausis Club AL & M Neal Neal School Hood

Snowden visits Howell at Chappel in Coeteetong area

Snowden of Coeteetong visits in the home of Johu Howell at Chappel. The brief note records a local social call and names the two residents involved.

Y Snowden Coeteetong Johu ¢ Howell Chappel

The Wildest Jack Story Ever Told Is True

The San Saba News reports a strange jack rabbit observed by T who claims the animal was born six inches long within thirty minutes, with open eyes, teeth, and the ability to run like chickens. T invites witnesses and asks for corroboration from others who have seen such a rabbit.

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