Grayson Farmers Back HOLCORN Plan To Cut Production
Farmers in Grayson County unanimous on 1934 HOLCORN plan to reduce corn and hog outputs. County Agent B. F. Gray outlined district and county committees, contract signing, and payments of 30 cents per bushel for corn and 5 dollars per head for hogs. Eligible growers include those with three hogs or more or at least 10 acres of corn, with payments phased through the Corn-Hog Control Association.
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Sherman
Grayson County
B. F. Gray
Gray
Washington
Corn-Hog Control Association
Farmers Oppose Bankhead Bill On Cotton Quota Plan
Secretary Wallace drafts a 32000‑farmer poll to probe cotton growers on the Bankhead Bill limiting annual baleage and a rival tax plan. Senator Bankhead argues enforcement could be gin based or tax based, stressing the aim to cap bales sold and curb noncooperators.
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Washington
Wallace
Bankhead
Dem
Alabama
Tacky Party in Kentuckytown Features Mock Wedding
Miss Verba and Miss Anderson hosted a tacky party Friday night with ninety guests in humorous costumes. A prize went to Frances Phillips and Paul Caylor as tackiest couple. a sham wedding featured Tom Sloan as minister and Jim Chumbley giving away the bride.
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Verba
Pearl Anderson
Kentuckytown
Frances Phillips
Paul Caylor
Floyd Harris
Joe Dean
Moron Badgett
Robert DeBerry
Roy Belew
Tom Sloan
Jim Chumbley
Bud Dodson
Maggie Badgett
Almena Stephens
Frances Haliburton
John Barrow
R. V. Holcomb
Byron Teague
Danville Hollenshead
Viva Phillips
Enterprise Baptist Sunday School Entertained At Tacky Party
The senior class of Enterprise Baptist Sunday school east of town held an old fashioned tacky party Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J B Layman. Prizes went to the tackiest costumed boy and girl Alden Booher and Adeline Booher. About thirty members attended and enjoyed the evening.
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Enterprise Baptist Sunday School
J. B. Layman
Alden Booher
Adeline Booher
Local Folks Share Social Visits and Ill News
Grandma Garner of near Meddlin is very ill. Pink Grissby and sister Nettie Bowen shared a birthday dinner. Elmer and Mrs Tingle hosted a dance. John Norris traveled to East Texas for gas and oil. Frank Rushing heard of his brother in law's death at Leonard. Multiple social calls and visits cited across towns.
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Grandma Garner
Meddlintown
Pink Grissby
Nettie Bowen
Burr Holt
Emmet West
Elmer Tingle
John Norris
East Texas
Jess King
Randolph
Arvel Jones
Alden Browning
Lois Wilder
Lucile Robinson
Klondike
O. L. Worsham
Grove Hill
Nell Brown
Jimmie Lee Bowen
Frank Holt
Mabel Cawthrone
Trenton
Sam Brown
Frank Rushing
Leonard
Faye Holt
Box and Pie Supper At Kentuckytown School House
A box and pie supper is set for Thursday night February 1 at the Kentuckytown school house. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy a good time.
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Kentuckytown
Texas Welcomes 113 620 New Citizens in Year End Rally
Texas added 113 620 new citizens in the last year as births outpaced deaths by 50 464. A baby was born every four minutes in 1933, per the state health department survey.
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Austin
Texas
State Department of Health
Preachers Column welcomes movers to Jacksonville
The Hoopers, Lowes and Devon ports are moving to Jacksonville. Citizens regret their departure after years of community service and supporting progressive efforts. A new manager from Nacogdoches takes over the Devon port variety store as Mrs Bagley is set to join soon. The town wishes them blessings and prosperity. The Gas Company sent a helpful inspector.
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Hoopers
Lowes
Devonports
Jacksonville
Devonport
Nacogdoches
Texas
Bagley
How Can I Get Along with My Neighbor Sermon Preview
A Baptist preacher announces Sunday morning talks on neighborly harmony and garden issues. He notes church attendance, warns delinquent members may face publication in The Whitewright Sun, and references local figures and past church events with parish concerns and humor.
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Sherman Democrat
Pig” Jones
The
Baptist Church
Alverson
Bennett
Burchfield
Boss
May
Farmersville
Whitewright Sun
Well Trained Brakeman Describes Red Haired Signalman
The train halted on the line and the brakeman, weary of questions, explains the engine cannot pass the signal box because the signalman up there has red hair. A tense exchange follows as crews try to move the train.
Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat
An advertisement promises rapid fat loss and health gains using Kruschen Salts. It claims an 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks, with daily half teaspoon doses in hot water and a post-use weigh-in, asserting great value compared to other fat loss methods.
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America
Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
Patman urges earlier cotton payments to Texas growers
Representative Patman urged the Farm Administration to issue acreage reduction payments to cotton farmers in March and again in June or July. He estimated Texas would receive about 40 million dollars in state payments this year and noted the March payout would help farmers plan the new crop without borrowing.
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Washington
Patman
Texas
Farm Administration
Texan
AAA
United States
Political Announcements for Justice of the Peace
The Sun prints a Democratic primary notices listing candidate P. Janway for Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 subject to July party action.
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the Sun
Janway
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