Roosevelt Farm Relief Plan Aims to restore farm price parity
The plan grants the Secretary of Agriculture powers to reduce acreage or production, license and regulate processors, and impose taxes on processing. It outlines rental or benefit payments, marketing agreements, and region or state allocations to equalize opportunities for farmers. It targets crops and livestock, seeks to avoid harming consumers, and allows termination by the President when agricultural emergency ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Smith Cotton
Ely School News highlights eighth grade study and sports
The eighth grade explored The King of the Ratlters climax and the seventh studied Emerson Poe and Longfellow. The girls basketball team beat Kerr 16 to 7, the boys 12 to 5, and plans for indoor baseball follow a Whitewright game.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Edgar Allen Poe
Henry W. Longfellow
Chapel
Little Room
Mr. Nelson
Bonham
Hogwallow News and Town Happenings in Hog Ford
The Mail Carrier’s horse ran away today causing misplacement of mail. Hog Ford preacher’s new sermon draws praise. Jeff Potlocks’ third oldest son grows rapidly and health concerns arise after a small banana snack. The Tombstone Agent and the Depty Coroner met in Thund eration amid rumors of an inquest. Atlas Peck notes locals seeking fresh viewpoints by standing on the Hog Ford church steeple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Peck
Hog Ford
Reporters Fail to Appear at Event
Reporters Georgia Mae Hicks Norma Gene Smith and Helen Marie Lane did not show up for the assignment leaving questions about coverage and delays in the newsroom schedule.
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Georgia Mae Hicks
Norma Gene Smith
Helen Marie Lane
Miniature Witt for Governor Boom Begins in Texas
In Austin a miniature boom for Governor candidate Edgar Witt of Waco, Lieutenant Governor, was launched. The Forty third Texas Legislature junior Senators, pages in the upper branch, held a session and passed resolutions endorsing Witt with a call to start the battle toward victory. Politicians anticipate Witt as a 1934 candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Edgar Witt
Waco
Texas
Witt
Kwittin the credick bizness sign in local store
A storekeeper displays a bold sign promising to settle accounts later. The sign reads Kwittin the credick bizness till I git my outs in, reflecting a humorous take on debt collection and business prudence in the era.
Reminiscence of Dallas Saloons and Prohibition Era
Dallas officials recall 200 saloons in 1915 paying about $30,000 yearly in taxes. Local option in 1918 ended saloons. many venues moved to Fort Worth. Chief Claude Trammell and former tax collector I L Bristol share relics of the era and notes on enforcement.
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Dallas
Dallas News
House
Senate
I. L. Bristol
Bristol
Claude Trammell
Fort Worth
Texas
Trammell
Early Discovery Essential in Treating Tuberculosis
A medical notice by Dr. Louis Bisch emphasizes identifying tuberculosis in its incipient stage for cure. It warns that many carry hidden infection, outlines transmission via breath and sputum, and urges rigorous chest exams and sputum tests for persistent coughs and other warning signs.
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Louis Bisch
T. B
Whitewright to elect two city commissioners in April 1933
Notice states an election will be held at the city hall on the first Tuesday in April 1933 to choose two city commissioners for two year terms. Ben Savage presides, with J. W. Henry as assistant judge and O. W. Myrick and J. W. Hollingsworth as clerks, per order of Mayor F. M. Echols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Grayson
Whitewright
Ben Savage
J. W. Henry
O. W. Myrick
J. W. Hollingsworth
F. M. Echols
Jesse Wallace
Plans for Buildings in English Cities Outside London
Plans for new buildings in English cities outside London call for expenditures at 380 percent of previous budgets. The proposals outline significant construction programs across multiple municipalities with expected impact on local economies and urban development.
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London
Ninety Years Ago in April by Mrs Mead of Whitewright
Nancy Mead of Whitewright marks her 91st birthday with a verse recalling a baby girl born 90 years ago and the passage of time. She reflects on aging, loss of loved ones, faith, resurrection, and meeting departed friends in Eden. The piece ends with a short note from the Buffalo Evening News.
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Nancy Mead
Whitewright
Sweet Eden Home
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Vance Dairy Feed
North
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Depuy
Clair Hancock
Boom
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Woodin
The
Treasury
Seventy-Third Congress
Congress
A. J. Thuss
Fred Garrett
North Texas Seed Company
H. H. Sears
Kimbell Milling Company
Sun Office
Bow- Wright Pharmacy
P. Janway
R. L. Johnson
Whitewright Hatchery
R. D. Ford
Jack Withrow
John Deere
Emerson
Manning, Clark & Meador
Planters Gin Company
Emma McCarty
Auto Finance Company OF
Sherman F. W
John T. Nall
ELY & Sons Sherman
N. Travis St
Washington
Buffalo Evening News
Hale
Corn
Per
White House
St. Joseph’s
Nicholson
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