Federal Land Bank Loans Reduced Amid 1935 Act Changes
The Farm Credit Act of 1935 prompts a temporary rate cut on all Federal Land Bank loans via National Farm Loan Associations. Interest drops to 3.5 percent for one year and 4 percent for two years starting July 1 1935 and July 1 1936, with further provisions expanding direct loans to tenant farmers and limits on loan-to-value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
J. E. Hagan
San Saba National Farm Loan Association
Hagan
A.C. Williams
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Farm Credit Administration of Houston
Farm Credit Act
Roosevelt
Land Bank Commissioner
Commissioner
J. ER. Hagan
Farm Credit Administration
Land Bank
Card of Thanks to San Saba and Chappel Community
Card of thanks expresses sincere gratitude to San Saba and Chappel communities for gifts. Special thanks to doctors Pence Farley and Felts for service. Signed by Mr and Mrs Bud Key and family. H C Taylor of Richland Springs visited San Saba last Thursday.
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San Saba
Chappel
H. C. Taylor
Richland Springs
Texas Folks Proud of Lone Star Roots
A Texas girl writes a tribute describing her Dallas heritage and family history. She highlights cowboy ancestors, Alamo memories, and Texan grit while expressing pride in being born in the Lone Star State. The dedication names Dallas Miller McNicholas and notes her mother Ada F. Miller’s lineage from San Saba County and Washington.
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Texas
Dallas
Old Texas
Old
Alamo
Rio Grande
Lone Star
Dallas Miller McNicholas
Ada F. Miller
San Saba County
Washington
Cat Claw Scratchins Headlines Local Happenings
Interruption due to high water now cleared as presses overhauled. Joe Collier preached at Cat Claw Sunday before a large crowd. Local sportsmen scoff at strangers catching big fish for bait locally. Several community notes on visits, illnesses, and church events. Civic Club adds Ruth and Alene Bogusch as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro
Joe Collier
Ratler
Cat Claw
Joe Roberts
the First Baptist Church
Park Street Methodist Church
Earl Bush
Lakeview
Dora Roberts
Mary Christine Harris
Ft. Worth
Q. F. Woodard
Wesley Smith
Pennsylvania
John Smith
John Hopson
Neal Ridge
J. R. Moss
Mills County
Alva Letbetter
R. M. Ballard
Joe Roberds
C. O. Bush
David Moss
Goldthwaite
Civic Club
Ruth
Alene Bogusch
Texas
Garden of Eden
Bogusch Ranch
Dairymen to Speak at Texas Farmers Short Course
O E Reed chief for the Bureau of Dairy Industry and Lynn Copeland of the American Jersey Cattle Club will be the featured speakers on Breeders Day August 1 at the 26th annual Farmers Short Course in College Station. Demonstrations of milk handling and cream will be shown at the College creamery with tours of dairies and silos scheduled.
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College Station
O. E. Reed
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Washington, D. C
Lynn Copeland
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York
Texas
O. C. Copeland
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Reed
Copeland
Louis P. Merrill
Soil Conservation Service
Lindale
H. V. Geib
Temple
For Garden Party by Cheriz Nicholas
Quaint old time frocks become garden party wear in white mousseline de soie piped in mulberry. A violet band hat and corsage match the daisy necklace and bouquet. The revived trend features real flowers worn with hats and outfits for a fresh garden party look.
Rev Greer and Miss Dowdy wed at bride’s home
Twenty years ago Rev Baxter D Greer and Miss Eva Mae Dowdy married at 6 50 am in the bride’s mother’s home at 1206 Vine St Rev W R Gray officiating. They planned a short honeymoon trip to San Saba then North Texas to visit relatives. The community notes report several local visits and farm dealings, with weather indicating recent rains and oats hauling incidents.
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Baxter D. D. Greer
Eva Mae Dowdy
S. J. Dowty
Vine St
W. RB. Gray
San Saba
North Texas
G. C. Kirk
Brady
S. L. Kirk
Ellen Webster
Pontotoc
J. D. Estep
G. A. Arhelger
Temple Land
E. B. House
A. C. Craven
Horse Creek
House
G. W. Light
The
Baptist Church
Worth Doran
Clara Ketchum
Henry Ketchum
Lometa
Galveston
Alumni notes and embers mark a bank official rise
Reading fragments describe a blaze with a straw stack and a team burned to death. The Alumni of the A and M College report that R. W. Burleson, cashier of Ward Murray and Co Bank, was elected as second vice president of the Alumni Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. College
R. W. Burleson
Ward, Murray & Co. Bank
Good Times Ahead Says Publisher Leader
Jerome D. Barnum of Syracuse, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, declared business out of a low mood and predicted ongoing US advancement after the NRA upset. Trade figures support optimism as May stock offerings reach multi year highs and durable goods firms commit long term. NYT index shows slight rise and auto output remains strong while railroad car loadings climb. Executives foresee steady employment and production with no broad wage cuts.
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New York
Jerome D. Barnum
Syracuse
American Newspaper Publishers Association
NRA
Washington
United States
New York Times
Impex
Richland Springs Pastor Praises News Office Visit
Rev. E. I. Belcher of the Methodist church at Richland Springs called on the News office last Thursday and complimented the newspaper on its new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Belcher
Richland Springs
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San Saba Hdn. & Furn. Co
Dairmen
Gulf Wi
Garden
Cheriz Nicholas
San Saba News
Nora Walker
Cherokee
Austin
Vera Dean
Terry Crain
R. S. Crain
State Revenue
E. B. Tlouse
Tlouse Creek
W. R. Baxter
L. Kirk
E. E. Fagg
Hugh Henry
Mack Vickrey
Hico
W. W. Watkins
Powell and Harris
Miss Fairy Bell Walters
Mrs. Montgomery
Memphis
Jim Matsler
Lower
Jim Alexander
Publishers
Eve
WFAA
WOAI
KPRC
K ¥Oo
KCRC
WKY
Bel Santo
Friendly Carpenter
TV and
Wm.Cameron&Co
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