Plan Aid In Feed Shortage Situation
A meeting at Texas A and M College outlined immediate aid plans for the state feed shortage. Experts from Experiment Station Extension Service and teaching staff assigned tasks on hay conservation, use of cotton plants and burs, fall forage planting, winter grazing, and pasture fertilizer. Emphasis on using all seed, starting planting with rain, and utilizing straw and inedible forage like stunted grain sorghum and corn in trenches. Farmers in other states report stacking wild cane and tumble weed as roughage.
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C. N. Shepardson
G. S. Fraps
Texas
P. C. Mangelsdorf
Claude Callan on romance and understanding in marriage
Claude Callan argues that for romance a wife must feel her husband understands her. He explains affection shows in everyday remarks and actions from both father and husband, noting older men express calm affection. He claims young husbands may embarrass wives, equating it with devotion. Sell it with a Sun Want Ad.
World wheat talk as international price pact eyed
Secretary Wallace said the world may extend an international wheat control pact into 1935 after the London committee adjourned with limited progress. He hopes a Budapest meeting on November 20 will bridge remaining differences and urges continued cooperation to keep production aligned with demand while avoiding surpluses. He noted the AAA will relax limits to 90 percent of base acreage next year, with possible 5 percent pasture additions under an international agreement if needed.
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Washington
Wallace
International Wheat Advisory Committee
London
Budapest
United States
AAA
Washerwomen Strike for Higher Wages in 1834 London
The London Times on May 2 1834 reported seventy Kensington washerwomen walked out demanding three shillings per day and beer allowance. After parleying they won their point and returned to work after gin libations. Also advice to save vinegar and spices for future salad dressings to refresh dressing flavor.
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London Times
Kensington
U. S. Aid Expands From Cradle To Cemetery Gate
Washington reports federal relief now touches all life stages from birth to old age. Government purchases supply infant mattresses and clothing. small cash allowances and work relief aid support families. Nursery schooling, dairy products, meat distributions, and dental care are part of the expanded relief system.
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Washington
Relief Office
Treasury
Reasons to be Proud of Spanish War Veterans
Boonville Missouri reports excerpts from Hugh L Stephenson commander of Iowa 1932 33 at Missouri encampment praising Spanish American War service. Highlights include Americas first war for humanity Americas only 100 percent volunteer army and that it led to Panama Canal passage national defense act and the abolition of yellow fever.
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Boonville
Hugh L. Stephenson
Department of Iowa
Department of Missouri
Stephenson
America
Panama Canal
United States
South
Senate Munitions Inquiry Aims At War Profit Motives
Senate Nye committee plans a Washington start September 4 to probe the American munitions industry. The panel will study export trade, profits, ownership, bankers and manufacturers, and possible government controls or monopoly.
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Mars
Mankind
Senate
Congress
Gerald P. Nye
Young Independent Republican
North Dakota
Washington
George
Georgia
Clark
Missouri
Bone
Pope
Idaho
Vandenberg
Michigan
Barbour
New Jersey
Nye
South America
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Europe
League of Nations
United States
Great Britain
Wurtiod
Russia
Vigil End Ale Lannedeb Nb
Prize Dog Story From Sanford Captures Kinston Tale
Ed Buchan of Sanford recounts a hunting anecdote about a fine pointer and a sharp shooting lady. The tale emphasizes a remarkable season story told in Kinston where such hunting legends are shared.
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Ed Buchan
Sanford
Kinston
Quail Raiders: Woman Uses Dog Trick to Flush Birds
In an odd field incident a quail hunter uses a pointer dog to drive birds from a high grass field. The dog supposedly flushed quail from a rabbit hole one by one while the hunter harvested within legal limits. The Waxahachie Light reports the event.
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Claude Callan
U. S
Algeria
Tunis
Whitewright
Grayon County
European Alliance
Frank D. Layman
Whitewright, Texas
O. L
Pig) Jones
Jas. D. Buster
Sherman
Kirkpatrick
Gomer May
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Fred M. Best Co. Inc
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An. Per
Jim P. Montgomery
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Finders
Cairo
Were
Athens
Rhone
Hydrographic Office
Great Lakes
Benjam
Benjamin Franklin
Pominion
Canam
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