Quality Hay Rules for Better Southern Feed
E O Pollock of the U S Department of Agriculture urges improved hay in the South focusing on three quality factors green color purity and leafiness. He notes that leafiness in legumes carries most protein and vitamin A, and explains cutting and curing methods to preserve green color and reduce moisture damage. He also gives stage of cutting guidelines for alfalfa soybeans lespedeza cowpeas oats vetch Johnson grass and Bermuda grass to maximize quality and tonnage per acre.
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E. O. Pollock
United States Department of Agriculture
South
John the Baptist
Pollock
U. S
Mr. Pollock
Bermuda
Exchange of favors across a break time in office
A brief casual dialogue shows two coworkers swapping favors during lunch. One asks to post a letter, the other agrees and offers a stamp. The conversation shifts to asking for a girl’s address, reflecting everyday office interactions.
Trucks to come under board control in Texas ruling
The Texas Supreme Court decision could bring hundreds of trucks operating for wholesalers under Texas Railroad Commission regulation by treating them as contract carriers when a charge is made for freighting. The ruling may face appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court, and if enforced, wholesalers would need permits and must charge the same rates as common carriers on shared routes.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Commission
Commission For
Common Carriers
Randolph Man Robed Of His Car By Pair With Pistol
Clifford Moore of Randolph reported he was robbed of his automobile about 11 45 p m Tuesday while parked at a refreshment stand north of Sherman on highway 75 The car was later recovered in Munson park by C P Hicks deputy constable and returned to the owner Wednesday morning According to Mr Moore he and a party of friends were eating at the stand when a well dressed man and a woman walked up to the party The man flourishing a revolver demanded the car Mr Moore and companions forced from the car notified officers Hicks saw the car speeding north on Houston He followed the car northward into Munson park where the occupants abandoned the machine and ran into a wooded area They had bent the license tag to prevent identification
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Hicks
Houston
Munson Park
Efficiency expert reviews seven workers in a warehouse
An efficiency expert visits an old firm and notices six workers pushing barrows while the seventh pulls his. Asked why, the seventh retorts he is fed up with the sight of it, then moves on.
Want Ads and Farm Equipment for Sale
Classified notices include items for sale such as a large barn, plows, sulky plows, a Fordson tractor, a Model A Ford truck with grain body, used mowers, and welding services. Also listed are a lost $10 bill in Whitewright and a reward offer from Mrs. Troy Lee Ford. Manning, Clark & Meador.
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Whitewright
Sun Office
Troy Lee Ford
Emerson
Manning, Clark & Meador
J Frank Norris sues own church for 85200 foreclosure
The Rev. J Frank Norris pastor of First Baptist Church Fort Worth filed suit in district court Friday against the church and its trustees for 85200 and seeks foreclosure and sale of church property. The petition names trustees J R Bell J P Lowery F W Teich man H T Carpenter and Roy Cain. It cites a November 19 1935 promissory note at 6 percent interest and a deed of trust to Bell to secure the debt plus additional notes and indebtedness. It claims default on semi annual interest payments and that the church failed to make the first payment six months after signing.
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Fort Worth
J. Frank Norris
First Baptist Church
Board of Trustees
J. R. Bell
J. P. Lowery
F. W. Teichman
H. T. Carpenter
Roy Cain
Bell
Norris
First National Bank
Jane Hartwell
Boy Gets Governors Name Signed On His Pants
In Albany a 9 year old boy wearing white pants with autographs for Herbert H. Lehman and John Boyd Thacher II asked the Governor and Mayor Thacher to sign. The Mayor, surprised, allowed the signing during the Charter Day parade as the boy bent over for the pen and thanked them after.
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Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
John Boyd Thacher II
Wishful Thinking Politicians Predict Outcomes Early
Politicians and prognosticators tout early victories and bandwagon momentum while noting the difficulty of predicting national results four months from election day. Roosevelt’s re election prospects, Landson’s public image, and defections within the Democratic side shape a complex, unsettled campaign landscape. Independent voting hopes loom as uncertainties rise.
Umpire Arrives At Spring Camp With Two Friends
At a major league club's spring training camp a comical scene unfolds as a gate keeper jokes that an umpire arrived with two friends. The manager reacts with disbelief as the wry remark highlights the lighthearted mood of camp arrivals and the humorous misunderstanding over who accompanies officials.
J H Waggoner Seeks Second Term as State Representative
J H Waggoner appeals East Grayson voters for continued support in his bid for reelection to the Legislature. He recalls strong home majorities from Whitewright Bethel Pilot Grove Ida Bells Tom Bean and other precincts two years ago and emphasizes conscientious service and his non grandiose pledge to use his best judgment in legislative matters.
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Whitewright
Kentuckytown
Bethel
Pilot Grove
Ida
Bells
Tom Bean
East Grayson
Fiery Politics in U S Were Started in 1744
In Philadelphia a 1744 campaign for sheriff marked the forerunner of modern political ferocity. Mordecai Lloyd defied Quakers by publishing candidacy announcements and giving speeches, while opponent Nicholas Scull claimed he was forced into adopting similar tactics.
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U. S
Philadelphia
Mordecai Lloyd
Lloyd
Nicholas Scull
Its Own Penalty What’s the penalty for bigamy
A witty exchange frames bigamy as the sole penalty, humorously suggesting marriage to two women as the only consequence. The line riffs on social judgment and legal risk with a cheeky punchline.
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Grayson County
Texas
Red River
North
Jake Loy
Reformatory
Dodd W. L. Vandergriff
F. G. Casey
Luther Ladd
Jewell Hardy
Charlie Durham
Gordon Moore
F. W. Peveto
Randolph
Guy Hamilton
Tom Barbee
John Hollingsworth
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
Mgr
S. Travis St
Sherman
Boy
Washington
Whosis
Whatsit
Roosevelt
Landon
al Smith
Lemke-Coughlin
J.H. Waggoner
Farley’s
Pascal Farley
Batiste
T. W. Ayres & Son
Kitewright
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