Census to Begin Farm Survey Across United States
January 2 1935 marks the start of a major farm census by the Bureau of the Census covering every farming operation in the United States. The questionnaire asks about ranching poultry stock breeding and all agricultural branches revealing data to aid future government nutrient programs amid drought and disaster conditions.
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Red States Department of Age
Bureau of Form Census
United States
Algricul
É. Nakao
Stovall
Texas Farm Income Rise Report Hinting Higher Returns
A read fragment suggests Texas farmers may receive about 450 million dollars from products this year, higher than a prior 445 million estimate. It notes large crop potential under law, mentions cotton output and federal cooperation, and cites an overall U S farm income rise by about 631 million dollars in October.
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Texas
Bankhead Act Benefits Praised By Cotton Producers
Editor notes support for the Emergency Cotton Control policy and Bankhead Act. The American Cotton Cooperative Association report, by BF Creehmnire, cites a 7 percent price reduction and plow up campaign as successful, aiding cotton producers despite opposition.
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American Cotton Cooperative Assechation
BF. Creehmnire
Minarer
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Drought relief committee approves final cattle allotment in Texas
Callingsworth county drought relief committee announces permission to buy 2500 head more cattle in the final round of the government buying program. The notice notes past allotments fell short of demand, with 12,000 cattle in court for sale and emphasis on dividing remaining allotment to the most destitute producers. The committee, composed of public spirited volunteers, appeals for producer consideration as the process continues.
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Callingsworth
Texas
John C. Stovall
County Advent
Wea
Seven Die Of Malady In Texas Family Tragedy
Warbler Texas reports a bout of malady described as cerebin spinal influenza that killed seven members of the A. J. Baker family in Peel Worth. Hoyt Baker’s wife two sons a daughter and a brother and a sister died. The last three victims were laid to rest today. A. J. Baker Hoyt Baker and another son remained in serious condition.
Memphis Mystery Baby Is Dead in County Homemaking Campaign
County Home Demonstration Council reports improvement in bedrooms from club work across the county. Members praise the program as they describe enhancements like new mattress pads and improved bedding and decor while detailing ongoing demonstrations and lessons from 4-H clubs.
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County Home Demonstration Council
Old Timers Argue Dreaths Of 1874 1886 And 1934
A meínge of Texas drought memories debates which droughts hit hardest. West Texas records quote residents and tributes from the 74 80s and 86 eras. Prominent voices include Uncle Dick Russell and Tascosa Pioneer reflections on rain patterns and relief efforts.
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Tnstance
Winschester Rifles
XIT Ranch
Wood
West Texas
Kansas City
Dick" Russell
Brazog -River
Athiagee
Young Mother's Plea Fails Over Deserted Infant Case
An 18 year old married mother’s attempt to regain custody of the baby she deserted at birth was unsuccessful as a county order released the child too late and the infant died in a hogp it bed. The mother still faces a charge of child desertion though prosecutors doubt a harsher charge will be approved. The case awaits district court action in February.
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Hatl
Memphis
District Grant
Panhandle
Paing
Parker Glenn to Accept Farm Loan Applications in Collingsworth
Joe Parker Glenn was named to take applications in Collingsworth County for loans through the Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston in cooperation with the Memphis Production Credit Corporation. Loans, at six percent, cover feed seed farm operation living expenses and other incidentals with terms set in the loan agreement.
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Joe Parker Glenn
Collingsworth County
Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston
Memphis Production Credit Corporation
Fann
Needwood School to Sponsor Pie Supper Thursday
Needwood School holds a pie supper in the schoolhouse Thursday night December 14 to raise funds for playground equipment with the public invited to attend.
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Needwood School
Needwood
Farmers Urged To Vote At Boxes In Own Communities
Officials urge cotton producers in Collingsworth County to vote Friday December 14 on continuation of the Bankhead Law. Ballots to be cast at Shinnery Swearingen Dozier Buck Creek Marella Lillie Cross roads and other local schools with assigned committee members guiding polling places.
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Collingsworth
W. S. White
Raymond Ward
Earl Yarbrough
Shinnery School
Noel Cudd
Jett Roberts
Dozier
Prairie View
J. C. Cummings
J. C. Hartman
J. K. Porter
Buck Creek
Wilmleer
E.G. Pierce
Pat Q'Hair
Bart Alten
Marella
Ring
Hose
A. N. Wiseman
A. &. Kelley
Joe Parrigan
Rolla
Ingat Olla
Chas
Piemelons Found In Strong Demand In Motley County
Mot ley county farmers report steady demand for piemelons on sandy soils with cattlemen in drouth areas buying the melons as cattle feed. Prices range from 40 to 1 dollar per ton. A farmer reportedly raised sixty tons on six acres, noted as a valued dairy cattle feed for milk production and butterfat.
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Motley
Matador
Drouth
Collingsworth
Marella School To Sponsor Carnival
Marella School announces a carnival sponsorship event to support student activities and community engagement. Details describe activities, proceeds, and participating groups, with emphasis on fundraising and school involvement.
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Marella School
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