North Texas Onion Growers Net Nearly $600 000 This Season
North Texas onion growers have received about 600 000 dollars for some 1 400 carloads shipped or to be shipped this season. The season’s marketing nearly doubles 1933’s 810 carloads and tops recent years in gross income. Prices averaged 75 cents to 1 25 dollars, with output up though yields were reduced by dry weather in some areas.
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McKinney
North Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Tle
Plano
Wylie
Melissa
South Texas
Farmersville
Garland
Princeton
Trenton
Capeville
Lavon
Nevada
Josephine
Revival meeting invites farmers at Baptist Church
Farmers and families are invited to a revival at the Baptist Church on Saturday evening June 30. Arrival 7 15, social hour with lemonade, preaching by Rev C W Dennis at 8 15 on A Prosperous Farmer Who Made a Fatal Mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
C. W. Dennis
G. C. Ivins
B. Wrenn Webb
Cc. W. Dennis
Baby Bitten Dog Leads Father to Question Child Health
In Birmingham Alabama a three year old bit his dog, prompting the father to seek examination. A rabies clerk clarified the odd request, and the man insisted the infant should be checked rather than the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
City Health Department
Bids Sought for Mail Messenger Job After Hancock Resigns
Postmaster F A King invites bids to fill the mail messenger position succeeding Sonny Hancock who will resign once a successor is appointed. Bids due by July 2. The job covers delivering mail between the post office and the M K T station. Several bids already filed.
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F. A. King
Sonny Hancock
M-K-T
King
E V Rector Dies at Home in Whitewright
E V Rector a 35 year resident of Whitewright died at his East Grand avenue home at 8 am after months of illness. Funeral services are set for Friday at 4 pm at the Methodist Church with Rev C W Dennis and Dr J F Fender officiating. Interment will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery. He was born March 9 1873 near Bowling Green Kentucky and married Lula Liggett in 1905. He survived by his wife five children a mother in Clovis New Mexico four brothers and three sisters and two grandchildren. He belonged to the Christian Church I C O F and W O W. Previously he farmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Rector
Whitewright
East Grand Avenue
Methodist Church
C. W. Dennis
J. F. Fender
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Rector
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Lula Liggett
Martha Joe Johnson
Rector
Christian Church
Hopkins Pleads For Permanence In Jobless Help
In Washington D C Federal relief administrator Hopkins urges permanent relief through integrated unemployment insurance and a public works program funded by taxes. He calls for decentralizing industry and private enterprise cooperation to create lasting employment beyond emergency relief. He cites a high unemployment total and predicts possible legislation by the next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Congress
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
United States
PWA
Connally Opens Re election Campaign in Greenville
Senator Tom Connally of Marlin will launch his bid for a second U S Senate term in Greenville at 8 o clock Saturday evening. Campaign manager J P Rice said the speech will be amplified from the south side of the courthouse to reach a distant audience and delegates from Connally clubs in the region are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Tom Connally
Marlin
United States Senate
J. P. Rice
Dallas
Senator Connally
Connally
Whitewright Boys Active With Tom Bean Team
Whitewright youths S T Montgomery Noel Grammer and J B Harrison play for the Tom Bean baseball club in the North Texas Association. Montgomery bats .379 at third, Grammer hits .285 at first, Harrison is the shortstop. Tom Bean opens a four game stretch starting Thursday at Sadler and plays in Anna and Savoy before meeting Dorchester Sunday at Tom Bean.
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Whitewright
Tom Bean Ball Club
North Texas Association
Tom Bean
Tom Bean Boys
Dorchester
Anna
Denison
Sadler
Savoy
Bonham CCC
Pink Hill
S. T. Montgomery
Noel Grammer
J. B. Harrison
Montgomery
Grammer
Harrison
J. W. Johnson
Crippled Children Helped in Bonham County Clinic
The Texas Crippled Children Society of Fannin County reports aid to several local children since a February Bonham clinic. Two children have returned home after treatment in Dallas sanatorium with limb corrections, enabling future walking. Lem Tittsworth, Bonham, chairs the county society and seeks more cases under sixteen needing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Crippled Children Society of
Fannin County
Bonham
Dallas
Lem Tittsworth
Fannin
Fairchilds 1934 Cotton Forecast Sets U S Crop
Fairchilds Bureau projects 1934 U S cotton crop at 10 630 000 bales based on 29 270 000 acres with 173 5 pounds per acre and 72 9 percent normal condition. The forecast notes a yield drop from 1933 and a slightly smaller acreage.
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New York
Fairchild
United States
Herbert Caterson
Two Indicted In Dallas Counterfeiting Ring
The U S government indicted Vernon E Hale and Hayden White on counterfeiting charges in Dallas. Manuel Genaro and Ollie L Ball were arraigned for possessing and passing counterfeit five dollar bills with bonds set at 1000 and 1500 dollars. Genaro is described as a member of a wealthy family connected to the Texas Produce Company and Scott Hotel. Arrests point to a sizable ring operating in the city.
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Dallas
United States
Federal
Vernon E. Hale
Hayden White
Manuel Genaro
Ollie L. Ball
Lee R. Smith
Young Genaro
McFarlin
John Genaro
Genaros
Texas Produce Company
Scott
State committee tweaks teachers degree rule in Austin
The state committee on classified and accredited high schools approved modifications to the rule requiring a degree for teachers. Experience is recognized as a qualification for entry and vacancies. Those with less than 15 years must complete 12 semester hours every three years. over 15 years are exempt but must be reasonably progressive. Principals and superintendents with over 15 years may skip a degree but must gain 12 hours every three years until bachelor of arts. Credits for the first period are allowed over four years due to finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Committee On
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Faces Taxed Operations Move
C P Ellis president of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange warned that if the Legislature visits a tax on cotton exchange transactions the exchange may relocate to another state. He cited Houston Gulfport and Memphis as preferred new homes should the tax pass. Ellis noted serious consideration now centers on selecting a new location if the bill becomes law.
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New Orleans
C. P. Ellis
Huey P. Long
Drivers Warned Of Danger In Liquor Toting
The American Automobile Association cautions motorists not to carry liquor in cars even where states permit liquor. It states that liquor in the vehicle can worsen chances of avoiding arrest or civil liability after an accident and notes many states still have prohibitions or confusing rules.
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Washington
District of Columbia
American Automobile Association
U. S. Keeps Broad Vet Care, Hines Says at Batavia
Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines announces at Batavia dedication that the United States maintains liberal and adequate veteran care amid government economies. He notes only slight reductions in medical or domiciliary services as Batavia Hospital becomes the newest in a chain of 77 veteran facilities.
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Batavia
N. Y
Batavia Veterans Hospital
Frank T. Hines
Batavia Hospital
Paris Facials Surgeons Offer Full-Face Remodeling at $1000
Paris facial surgeons advertise full-face remodeling services priced at 1000 dollars. The listing emphasizes total facial restructuring and precise cosmetic work available to clients seeking complete facial alteration.
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Paris
France
T. J. Yowell Dies At Tom Bean Home
Funeral services for T. J. Yowell 85 were held at his Tom Bean residence with Rev. J. R. Waldrum officiating. Interment was in Wittitoe Cemetery near Ken tuckytown. Survived by wife 81 and children including Mrs. Wheeless Westminster D. A. Yowell Whitewright Tom Yowell Sherman and others. Born in Kentucky he moved to Texas at age four and married Mary Ann Savage in 1873.
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T. J. Yowell
Tom Bean
J. R. Waldrum
Whitewright
Wittitoe Cemetery
Kentuckytown
Mr. Yowell
Orwill
Shelby Yowell
Sherman
Woodrow Wheeless
Dallas
Frank
Claud
Robert Yowell
J. F. Wheeless
J. P. Powell
Westminster
D. A. Yowell
Whitewrght
Tom Yowell
J. W
Elzie Yowell
J. D. Williams
Newt Yowell
Whitesboro
Alice Hamilton
Nancy Elkins
Yowell
Kentucky
Texas
Mary Ann Savage
Whitewright Kentuckytown road rocked to improve all weather access
J. W. Washburn commissioner reports gaps in the Whitewright Kentuckytown road have been rocked. The section from the concrete highway to the Canaan church is now an all weather road. About two miles were built connecting the church with the concrete highway and all projects were badly needed.
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J. W. Washburn
Whitewright
Kentuckytown
Canaan Church
Rotary Club Luncheon Highlights Local Talent
Rev. C. W. Dennis led the Rotary Club Friday program with Mrs. Roby Childress singing solo accompanied by Miss Clyde Johnson at the piano. The performance earned liberal encores and drew several visitors including W. R. Hooper of Jacksonville former club president, Jerome McKinney, Mr. Arnold of Denison, Miss Wood of Sabinal, Miss Tommie Chenoweth and Bill Brannon.
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C. W. Dennis
Rotary Club
Roby Childress
Clyde Johnson
Childress
Whitewright
W. R. Hooper
Jacksonville
Hooper
Jerome McKinney
Mr. Arnold
Denison
Wood
Sabinal
Tommie Chenoweth
Bill Brannon
Drouth Relief Loans Set To Go To Farmers This Week
Governor William I Myers of the farm credit administration said loans from the 525 million drouth relief fund will be available this week to farmers and stockmen for feed purchases and forage production in designated emergency drouth areas. The areas cover North and South Dakota and parts of Minnesota Wisconsin Montana Wyoming Texas Oklahoma Idaho Arizona Colorado New Mexico Nevada California Oregon and Utah.
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Washington
William I. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Myers
Congress
Department of Agriculture
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Montana
Wyoming
Texas
Oklahoma
Idaho
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Oregon
Utah
Dr J S Dimmitt Dies After Two Years Illness
Sherman obituary for Dr J S Dimmitt prominent physician Masonic worker and president of the Boy Scout council who died after a two year illness Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church Survivors include his wife a son a brother a sister and his stepmother
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Robert M. Chambers
Wewoka
Okla
W. F. Dimmitt
Sherman
First Half Ends as Baptist A Leads Loop
The Baptist A nine holds 14 wins in 16, with the Christian-Presbyterian team close in second as rumors swirl about changes in field size and league structure. Recent results include a 6-3 loss to Leonard and a 10-5 win over the Methodists, with Baptist B adding depth and plans for a stronger second half. Next week’s schedule features Christian vs Baptist B, Methodist vs Baptist A, Baptist A vs Baptist B, and Christian vs Methodist.
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Robert Cantrell
Baptist A
Christian-Presbyterian
Methodist
Baptist
Leonard
L. Ross
Methodists
Pierson
J. Harrison
Cates
Barbee
Newman
Cantrell
Clay Horton
All-Stars
Christian
Worst wives from college and girls' school
In Berkeley California Dr D P Wilson of the Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations says college women become wives who cause more trouble than other wives. He adds the exception is wives from girls schools who suffer from spinsterial environment and impressionable years.
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Berkeley
Calif
D. P. Wilson
Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations
Western Psychological Association
Census seeks pupils names for school roll in district
Census takers or trustees who overlooked listing any pupils of school age in recording scholastics during March may send in these names before Saturday. Sept. E. A. Miller of county schools stated Wednesday. These enumerations, including children who have moved recently into a district, will be listed on a supplementary roll to be sent Saturday to the State Department of Education at Austin.
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Sherman
E. A. Miller
State Department of Education
Austin
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North Texas Onion
Whitewright Boys
Fairchild’s
U. S
Hines
Drouth Aid
J. S. Dimmitt
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