Farm Parity Campaign Enters Second Stage
The farm parity campaign moves into a second stage with new adjustments emphasizing production control. It outlines cotton and wheat reductions, tobacco marketing limits, and large scale corn hog adjustments including up to 350 million in potential payments and up to 250 million in cotton loans for cut acreage next year.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
George N. Peek
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
One Honest Man Found in Texas
Judge C D Smith a former physician in East Texas recounts a dinner encounter in a restaurant where a former patient settled a debt from 35 years ago. The patient recalled a $7 bill and paid $2 of the remaining balance showing honesty across decades.
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Texas
C. D. Smith
D. Smith
Wise Child and Rita Draft Letter to Author
Dialogue captures a family moment as Rita prepares to write to the author of what every girl should know. The mother recalls the gift and Rita envisions three new chapters.
The Preacher's Column Seeks Civicunity in Whitewright
A local column praises Pastor Merritt and the Methodist welcome in Whitewright Burkburnett, urging Baptists to attend Sunday services. The piece notes a sewing demonstration at the annex by the WMS north circle, a BTS spooks party for young people, and reflections on nudist jokes amid community events and church cooperation.
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Brother Merritt
Merritt
Hagard
Whitewright
Burkburnett
Annex
North Circle
Sidney Watson
Home Owners Loan notes strong weekly foreclosure prevention
The Home Owners Loan Corporation reported for the week ended Oct. 20 that 2,589 foreclosures on urban properties were prevented, totaling 9 million dollars. The year to date totals include 22,832 prevented foreclosures and 65 million dollars in avoided losses.
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Washington
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Sunday Church Gathering Draws Over Two Hundred
A Saturday night notice invites attendance for Sunday worship at the Baptist Church urging all to rise and attend, emphasizing a strong turnout beyond two hundred participants.
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Baptist Church
Man Recovers $5 After Former Employee Returns It
Missoula candy store owner John Kapomas is $5 richer after a former employee who left eight years ago in Los Angeles sent back the money she had taken. A letter accompanied the repayment stating she had “got religion” and returned the funds, enclosing a bill for the amount.
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Missoula
Mont
John Kapomas
Los Angeles
Kapomas
Global gold vanished since Columbus and Indian riches hold much
About 1.1 billion ounces of gold produced from 1493 to 1932, with over half missing. Officials estimate as much as one third of vanished gold lies in India as jewelry and treasure, while others may be in sea depths and private hoards.
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Washington
New World
Spain
Bureau of Mines
India
Favorite book turns on bankbook in witty exchange
A humorous exchange reveals a preference for a bankbook as a favorite book. The banter implies financial interest rather than literary merit, highlighting a fiscal angle in a light moment.
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