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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

12

Cotton quota figures outline Texas reductions for 1943 season

A Dallas News survey by Walter I Moore details Bankhead act quotas for Texas counties. Texas total tax free cotton: 1,237,520 bales, down about 20 percent from last year, with Northwest Texas hardest hit and Dallas area showing smaller curtailments.

Dallas News Walter i. Moore Texas Asany Secretory of Agriculture Henry A. Wallage Lubbock Wichita Falls Anson Northwest Chielas Floyd County Pas Labhoek Saaga Lyon Auch Lammega Dawson County Dallas Dating Ellis Fanin Hunt Lamar Navarro Kaufman Collin Hay Denton Grayson

Barge Display Sparks Curious Scene Off Geewn Lars Per

A partial readable item describes a display aboard the Brilorga barge off Geewn Lars Per near Wempris. Joan Gate, the baby star, figures prominently in the fragment with reference to a notable event at E1225 and an Ahoy prize.

Croodies Grtlerécules Joan Gate Wempris Brilorga Lars Per

Teachers Protest New Regulations in Texas

Texas teachers protest state rules requiring college degrees for all teachers as prep for future standards. They demand higher salaries and study support, arguing large class sizes harm work quality and that mandatory degrees would reduce pay.

Austin Tex Texas Lasteek Wis

Second Skeleton Found On Ranch Near Clarendon

A second skeleton was found by Chamberlain Ranch workers northeast of Clarendon in an upright position in a shallow grave. Earlier a child's skeleton was uncovered nearby. The bones show needlelike tooth wear. investigators ponder whether tribal practices or natural wear caused the pattern.

Clarendon Chamberlain Ranch Clarenton Aude

Nine officials resign from public works housing division

Nine officials and minor employees of the public works housing division disclosed Saturday night to have resigned or shifted to other work. The group includes Robert I. Kohn and Max Dunning plus R. K. Chase C. P. Grimes J. M. Hamilton Eugene H. Klaber A. C. Shire F. L. Smith and Oliver C. Winston. Secretary Ickes probes loose business methods and inefficiency with focus on low cost housing project land values in Limited Dividend corporations.

Washington Public Works Housing Division Robert I. Kohn Kreetor Max Dunning R. K. Chase C. P. Grimes J. M. Hamilton Eugene H. Klaber A. C. Shire F. L. Smith

Brazil to Improve Quality of Cotton

New York reports say Brazil will raise cotton quality by mandating annual registration and inspection of all ginning machines. The Textile Plant department will craft a district plan, define machine types and counts, and enforce compliance within eighteen months to boost export appeal.

Brazil New York Department of ‘Textile Planta

Japanese rebate boosts Brazilian cotton into Kobe market

Prospects rise that Japan will increase Brazilian cotton purchases as a Japanese steamship line offers a 30 percent freight rebate to ship cotton from Brazil to Kobe, reducing delivered price below U S cotton.

Japan Brazil Kobe United States

Sherman area dairy price hike announced for June

An advance of butterfat prices for June is posted as twenty seven cents per pound, affecting Meadolake Milk Products in Sherman and Kraft Phenix Cheese in Denison. The report notes the cost is near a multi year high and marks the first day of the new price period.

Shvrman Texas Oenneieet Aby Poe Meadolake Milk Products Company Sherman Kraft- Phenix Qhoase Corporation Denison

Missing Lion At Large In Texas Town

Police searched Houston streets for a missing African lion believed to be in a trailer attached to a parked car outside a Galveston cigar shop. Hugo Martini of Galveston reported the scene after noticing the linked trailer and car with the lion unaccounted for. The officers checked the vehicle and trailer but could not locate the animal, while residents wondered what use a thief might have for a lion. The Leader

Nouston Texatr Hugo Martini Galvaston

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