One Third Increase In Texas Cotton Acreage Sought
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics urged a 2,100,000 acre expansion to cotton in Texas for 1947, a 44 percent rise toward a national 4.8 million acre plan, amid doubt farmers can expand so quickly and in the face of lower prices. Secretary Anderson projected 12.6 million bales for 1947, roughly equal to 1940 and 1942 crops, to meet domestic needs while keeping stocks healthy. The report notes 1946 produced 8.482 million bales. The piece also mentions unrelated notes on global temperature minimum and mustard affects on stomach lining.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Texas
BAE
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Britain to Take Over Rails and Farm Sector Plan
The Labor Government moves to nationalize the 20,000 mile railway system and overhaul farming. Legislation authorizes supervision and price guarantees for crops, with power to dispossess noncompliant owners. Advisory services, improved wages and housing promised to attract workers, while a path to landowner tenant advancement is outlined. Government ownership of railways appears assured after a decisive Commons vote.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Commons
Man saves with cigar box full of quarters
Milton Berry of Sherman quit cigars on January 1 and has saved 91.50 in a cigar box by placing 25 cents daily. He planned to deposit the quarters in a Celina bank while editorials warn of tobacco risks and praise his restraint.
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Sherman
Celina
Berry
Mayo’s Clinic
Snow Belt Traffic Deaths Rise in Winter Months
In snow belt states traffic deaths per mile rise 24 to 53 percent in winter compared with summer. A saying notes a lie travels fast while truth takes time to gather strength.
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Snow Belt
Looking Ahead by George S Benson at Harding College
A 1947 column urges eternal vigilance to defend liberty. It warns against internal pressures toward state socialism and falling into fallacies about budgets, free enterprise, debt, and inflation, urging a platform of freedom and mind defense amid postwar shifts and wartime memories. It cites Hyde Park visits to FDR’s grave and Texas farm population declines from 1940 to 1944 as context.
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Samuel Adams
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Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
A. Lincoln
America
Congress
Texas
Tax delinquency notice requiring court action in Grayson County
Citation no 55295 informs W H Thompson and unknown heirs and representatives of the Thompson estates that Lots 7 and 8 in Block 24 Sunny Side Addition, Denison, are delinquent for state and county taxes totaling 24.35 and 19.63 respectively. The State seeks judgment condemning the land and ordering sale to satisfy taxes and costs. The case is set for the January term of the District Court in Sherman, Texas, beginning February 3, 1947. Clerk S V Earnest, with deputy Nancy Drake, issued December 21, 1946.
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State of
Texas
Grayson
W. H. Thompson
Sunny Side
Denison
Commissioners Court
District Court
Grayson County
Sherman
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Tax foreclosure suit over Lot 6 Block 4 Grayson County
Citation No 55285 against J A Thompson deceased unknown heirs and owners. State taxes 37.60 and 24.91 suit filed for collection. Defend at January term February 1947 to show cause why judgment condemning land and ordering sale should not be rendered.
Grayson County Texas Court Notice Dated December 18 1946
Court action issued in Grayson County Texas on December 18 1946. Record references the court and docket number 3316.
Texas Divorce Citation For Edward F Donegan
Citation issued to Edward Francis Donegan in Grayson County Texas orders appearance by February 3 1947 before the district court in Sherman. Frances Louise Donegan sues for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment with petition filed December 20 1946 in case No 55293. Court clerk S V Earnest signs. deputy Gene Martin records.
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District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Frances Louise Donegan
Edward Francis Donegan
S. V. Earnest
Gene Martin
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