Processing Tax On Wheat Hits Marketing Year Start
At midnight July 8 a 30 cent per bushel wheat processing tax took effect for the new marketing year. The levy targets mills and wheat buyers producing food, with about 150 million dollars slated for farmer cash benefits amid acreage reductions in 1934 and 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Graham
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Thomas
W. A. Thomas
Dallas
Internal Revenue
A Woman’s Love, the Redeeming Glory of Humanity
A meditation on womans love as constant and redeeming, claiming it as the central virtue, sanctity, and source of beauty and art. It praises womens desire born from love and its power to endure, forgive, and elevate humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Ingersoll
Farmer Held in Fatal Shot Over Cotton Reduction Dispute
Ada Oklahoma John Gray 74 a farmer near Speedman was held for questioning after the fatal shooting of his employer Charlie Long aged about 50 or 60 during a dispute over a cotton reduction agreement Long a bachelor and Pontotoc County pioneer resident was killed with a shotgun in the daylight quarrel
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Ada
Okla
John Gray
Speedman
Charlie Long
Long
Gray
Pontotoc County
Cotton Textile Code Is Signed By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt approved the cotton textile code initiating the first industrial code. It abolishes child labor, sets a $12-$13 minimum wage and a 40 hour work week, and becomes effective July 17 after hearings for the remaining 23 percent of the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
South
Hugh Johnson
Industrial Recovery
Roper
Ickes
Johnson
State deficits rise in June report from Texas comptroller
State Comptroller George H. Sheppard reports the general revenue fund deficit at June 30 reached 4,753,693.84, up nearly 700,000 from May. The available school fund shows 329,151.38 cash with 10,967,439 owed in scholastic aid, and highway motor fuel tax receipts total 7,296,824.12 for three months.
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Austin
George H. Sheppard
General Revenue Fund
General Revenue
The Family Doctor Deals With Diet Myths
The column cautions dieters against fads and prescribes a sensible plan for a 46 year old, five foot tall woman weighing 194 pounds. Eat a wide variety of foods with lots of greens and fruits, cut back on root vegetables, and halve all portions each meal, then weigh in a week to track progress.
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Millers
Paul Stephens Office
Atlantic Coast
Wildwood Beach
N. J
May Ottey
Florence Newton
Thedford
Mre
Frank Champion
Wynne, Ark
Stepsaver
Mangrum
Whitewright
Mangrum’s
Mangrum Bros
Gule
Gulf
Gulf Station
Gulf Refining CO
Pitts
Great Motor Oils
Gulf-tube
Gulf Supreme
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