Texas Farmers Adapt Living-at-Home Plan Boosts Prosperity
Texas A and M extension director O B Martin explains the living-at-home program reduces reliance on cotton money. The plan titled Filling the Farm Storehouse Demonstration shows a five person family can produce $600 annually from 25 acres using meat hogs, hens, dairy cattle, crops, and gardens.
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College Station
Texas
O. B. Martin
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service
Martin
Extension Service
Sudan
Sower of Truth and Four Hearts in Jesus Parable
A preacher analyzes the sower of seeds as Jesus and the four heart types in the Parable of the Sower. He describes hard hearts resisting truth, rocky ground where faith withers, and neglectful listeners, contrasting church attendance with secular distraction. He notes preaching authority and warns of disinterest in church. The talk ends with a remark about the Kit-Cat Club’s last meeting in 1720.
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Jesus Christ
Holy Son
God
Jesus
Hell
Heaven
Dieth
Texas
Kit-Cat Club
London
Westbrook Outlines Rural Rehabilitation Plan for South
Atlanta report details Lawrence Westbrook's push for permanent rural relief reforms in 11 Southern States. He proposes self-sustaining farming support, landlord cooperation, land access, housing, livestock, and cooperative community projects funded by relief and supplemented wages.
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Atlanta
Lawrence Westbrook
Westbrook
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Florida
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Alabama
Virginia
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