Constitution Stands: Didactics on the New Deal and Liberty
The piece argues that the U S Constitution remains a bulwark despite Frank D Roosevelt era New Deal pressures and Supreme Court rulings that struck down the NRA. It extols constitutional rigidity as essential and cites ongoing farm policy debates and tariff questions shaping economic policy for the next five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
NRA
United States
Germany
Italy
Russia
Unsigned Aged Editorial On Business and Stock Breeding
A fragmented historical reminiscence discusses the merits of horses and mules for farming, pricing, and the economy. It references sales tactics, customer care, and mentions a Memphis newspaper publisher in a puzzled aside about “Mollie” Low and oil hopes at Chil dren.
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Dan
Taos
Cota
Diane
Jane
Sam
Lyman Rabhing
Name Contest Winners Named in Alabama Sumner Edition
The winner list from Alabama Sumner’s recent name contest includes Sack Melaughlin and Mrs. W, with the cafe name Alabam's Cafe selected as the winning entry.
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Alabam Sumner
Alabam
Cafe
Iin
Melaughlin
Relief Burden In Texas Now Shows Decline
A preliminary report from major Texas counties including Dallas Harris Jefferson Travis and El Paso shows a decline in relief burden. The state expects significant reductions in relief costs with Harris and Dallas posting lower caseloads though totals remain high.
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Texas
Thy Tate
Evar
Dalkas
ED Pasa
Galetam
Harris
Jefferson
Larcrant
Travis
Bexsar
Trart
Dallas
EL Paso
Galveston
Kelley School Closes Year With Community Picnic and Programs
The Kelley school wrapped up an eventful year with a Friday community picnic for school, parents, and teachers and a Saturday program in Rew WH. Attendance at Sunday school broke records and Miss Beaulah Mae White and Helen White left for Abilene to attend McMurry College.
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Kelley
Rew
Strong
Scholes
Beaulah Mae White
Helen White
Abilene
Young Peoples’ Assembly
Maggie ‘Dodgen
Dodson[ville
J. C. Lewallen
Pueblo Students Plan To Excavate
LUBBOCK Texas Arrowhead Ruin a 1350 AD pueblo will be dug by Texas Tech during an annual field expedition July 19 to August 27. The site near Glorietta Pass 22 miles east of Santa Fe sits at 7500 feet with 23 rooms and a D shaped kiva unearthed previously.
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Lubbock
Texas
Texas Technological College
Tech
Arrowhead
Glorietta Pass
Santa Fe
Kenneth Chapman
H. P. Mera
San Juan
Pueblo Bonita
Chaco Canyon
Arizona
Mesa Verde
Colorado
W. OG. Holden
Nygo
Mach
Wal
Doctor Holden
Community notes and visits across Hedley area
Sunday school activities and singing mark a week of visits in Hedley and surrounding homes. Families including Harris, Grigsby, O Hair, and Hooker shared gatherings while several residents traveled to Lamb County and Wheeler. Local tales include a waffle maker in Cloquet and Tom Smith’s twenty years as a constable with no arrests.
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Ya Frances Sameryile
Lois Glenn
Thease
Hedley
Harvis
Bt Harnten
O 'Miedley
GC. le Harris
W. M. Glenn
B.P. Hooker
Wheeler
Zelia Grigsby
Lamb County
Margaret
Kenneth and
Marie Allen
Dora Mae’ O’hair
Minnie Allen
Jack O'Hair
Fred O'Hair
Tom’ Smith
OzonajTex
Shelterbelt Official Relocated to Wellington
W. P. Trice, assistant to Join De Jones, state director of the Plains Shelterbelt project, is now permanently located in Wellington to contact farmers who have filed shelterbelt applications. He will visit farmers and urge immediate filing to keep the program progressing.
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W. P. Trice
de Jones
Wellington
Mr. Trice
Alaskan Pilgrims Name New Home Amid Confusion
In Palmer Alaska a Minnesota colonist group calls Valley City their home while rail and postal officials may differ. Theodore Giblin Ores Powel and Ray Wilkes unveiled a large sign reading Welcome to Alley City causing uncertainty over official designations.
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Palmer
Alaska
Valley City
Theodore Giblin
Ores Powel
Ray Wilkes
Alley City
Army transports bring colonists to Palmer and Seward
Don L. Irwin says families headed for Palmer and Seward will travel aboard the St. Mihiel with men and belongings first. Drawings for farms to be occupied by colonists will occur immediately. Women and children remain aboard the ship for several days.
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Palmer
Seward
St. Mihiel
Don L. Irwin
Tech Football Star Joins New York Giants Tryout
Malecolm Moon Martin 1984 captain of the Texas Technological College Matadors signs to try out with the New York Giants NPFL. He will report to New York in August for three weeks of training before Giants’ traveling squad selection. Martin began at Knox City High then Lubbo ck High, later playing end and backfield at Tech while serving as student body vice president.
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Lubbock
Texas
Malecolm
Moon) Martin
Texas Technological College
Matadors
New
Yor Giants
Martin
New York
Giants
Knox City High School
Lubbock High School
Picadors
Tech
Zela Mae Demonstrates Mattress Sun Treatment
A demonstration at Zela's home supervised by Miss Stokes shows mattress care. Zale Mae plans daily turning and weekly heating to sun and dry the mattress over a three week period.
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Zela
Miss Stokes
Mae
Lewiston Man Delivers Papers on Trained Bull
For two years Lori Van Orden of Lewiston Utah traveled sixteen miles each evening on his trained bull to deliver newspapers.
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Lori, van Orden
Lewiston
Uah
Parrot’s Alarm Triggers Aberdeen Fire Call
A parrot screamed Isobel, Iso bel, come here I’m feart and alerted residents to a fire in Aberdeen Scotland. Fire crews arrived to find the source sparked by a faulty appliance and contained the blaze with no injuries reported.
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Isobel
Aberdeen Scotland
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