Farm Parity Law Aims to Put Agriculture on a Business Basis
The Farm Parity Act makes agriculture operate like a manufacturing system with price floors and loan protections. Parity links farmer purchasing power to 1909–1914 levels, ensuring minimum prices and surplus controls to stabilize income and demand.
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Washington
Sam
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Improvement Plan For Stronger Farm Defense
The article argues diverting surplus parity funds into durable farm improvements rather than expansion. Focus on paying debt, repairing and building on the farm, improving livestock, and boosting soil fertility. A soil management program can often enlarge current acreage’s output by 10 to 50 percent through proper fertilizers and practices, lowering costs and boosting quality for defense needs. It cites the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee on raising land fertility to sustain abundant crops and national defense.
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A. L. Hehring
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Parity to 1940: farm product prices and land values shift
A farm economist traces land values from 1910 to 1940 showing prices more than double from 1910 to 1920, then collapsing after 1920. He notes land in 1940 at $84 an acre, down from 1920 and below prewar levels, with fluctuations tied to farm product prices.
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Walter H. Ebling
Ebling
Kaufman County selects all volunteers for board
Kaufman County No. 2 board continues to fill quotas from a volunteer list, a rarity in the state. Three white men from the list were inducted Thursday, bringing the total to 49 white and 21 Negro volunteers.
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Kaufman
Kaufman County Board No. 2
Prepare Soil For Winter Shrub Planting Now
College Station reports that summer is ideal for readying shrub and tree beds for winter planting. Sadie Hatfield notes cleaning weeds, deep spading, and mixing barnyard manure with leaf mold into soil, then adjusting soil depth to retain moisture and ensure robust future growth.
Family Affair at Masonic Lodge Initiation in Corsicana
Eureka Lodge initiated Brice Bonner Jr. as the sole candidate. His father acted as master, assisted by Brice's grandfather and five uncles. The seven elder Bonners, with one exception, are past masters, and the seventh is the current master.
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Corsicana
Eureka
Bonner
Brice Bonner Jr
Brice
Bonners
Lodge
When Labor Is Done Many Things Difficult to Design
Quotation by Johnson noting that nontechnical effort makes many tasks feel hard to design yet easy to execute in practice. The line reflects a view on the balance between planning complexity and real world performance.
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Johnson
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