USDA Rejects New Light Spotted Cotton Grade Proposal
The Cotton Division head at the Commodity Credit Corporation told a Stamford audience that a light versus dark spotted cotton grade cannot be established by the USDA. Texas farmers claim soil bank losses of 60 to 70 million dollars without grade distinctions, while Congressmen warn of the program’s weaknesses and market parties note no recognized light spotted grade exists.
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U. S
Marion Rhodes
Commodity Credit Corporation
A&m ‘College
USDA
Texas
Soil Bank
Stamford
Bob Poage
Waco
Congressman Poage
House Agricultural Committee
Central
A&m
Stamford Bulldogs Face Comanche In Regional Game
Stamford residents mark the start of war with Pearl Harbor news while local sports pace includes the Stamford Bulldogs facing the Comanche Indians in Stamford on December 19 at 7 30 p m Five seniors will play their final game and Stamford captured the district title with a 33 to 6 win over Chillicothe A major fire destroyed Perry Bros store causing losses exceeding 50000 with only stone walls remaining on the corner building and nearby shops burned out.
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Stamford American
United States
Japan
Hawaii
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
Stamford
Stamford Bulldogs
Comanche Indians
Bulldog
Bulldogs
Chillicothe
Raphelt
Eagles
Bruce Taylor
Eric Swenson
Perry Bros
T. A. Upshaw
Smith and Smith
Almus Blackwell
R. G. Walton
Swenson Avenue
Pioneers Parade as Jones County Farms Record Ban
Stamford notes show Jones County cotton ginning to November 14 at 43 407 bales up from 11 318 last year and cotton value near 1.5 million dollars. District honors go to Snyder Tigers 52 to 6 over Stamford. Warren Tayman elected noble grand of Stamford Odd Fellows. rainfall in November 2.1 inches with 1.20 inches on the 17th.
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Stamford
Snyder
Snyder Tigers
Tigers
Jones County
Warren BE. Tayman
Odd Fellows Lodge
D. Hassen
O. G. Lewis
R. P. Small
K. L. Wiite
Grand Lodge
J. A. Vadeh
M. Gamblin
Union Depot
Mason County
Amarillo
Samford American newspaper overview and masthead notes
The item provides a garbled masthead for the Samford American dated 1962 with publication details, postal notes, subscription terms, and misspelled names. It references the Samford, Texas area and lists subscription and publication statements amid OCR errors.
State's Financial Affairs Getting Early Going Over
Austin awaits new leaders as Price Dank of Liberty and Rep. Waggoner Carr prepare for January start. Budget gaps loom with 25 percent potential tax increases, while teacher retirement and disability aids add about 12 million to the two year revenue, and surplus forecasts vary between 25 and 50 million.
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Austin
Texas
Price Dank
Liberty
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
Allan Shivers
Robert S. Calvert
House
Jim Lindsey
Lindsey
Old Philosopher Advocates International Past-Due System
A letter from the Old Philosopher on Paint Creek proposes adopting a global method for handling past-due notices. He suggests recipients mark unpaid bills as Unreceived and mail them back, citing potential use for banks, medical bills, school lunches, and general correspondence.
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Johnson Grass
Paint Creek
Mid East
Washington
London
United States
Russia
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
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