National income shows rise over three previous years
The 1935 national income in the United States reached 53.59 billion dollars, higher than the three prior years but below 1929’s peak. Per capita cash income averaged about 1 000 dollars, with about 40 million people bearing most spending. Vice President Garner endorses Governor Allred for re election, urging voters to support Alfred in the first primary. The paper notes readers should sign articles before publication.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Department
Aone
Enelaund
France
Germany
Italy
America
John Garner
Texas
Allred
Garner
Uvalde
Reputation Built on Unproven Words Becomes Acceptance
A good reputation rests on words accepted without proof. The saying highlights how trust forms when assurances are believed without challenge.
Return to the American standard of living after the Depression
The author notes that despite lower money levels, Americans felt less poverty due to higher living standards. The text argues Americans had more comfort than many Europeans and that the country is moving back toward the 1920s American standard of living.
Allred Seen Likely Winner In First Texas Primary
Austin reports strong momentum for Jimmy Allred to win the first Texas Democratic primary with Roy Sandefer and Fischer as possible challengers. Alfred emphasizes his record and tax program while campaigning across South and Central Texas and pledges to avoid a second primary if renominated.
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Allred
Report Austin
Austin
Jimmy Allred
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Texas
Roy Sandefer
Jim
Temple
Fischer
W. A. Keeling
Alfred
Galveston
Seminole Farmer Profits From Diversified Farming Projects
Seminole C H Wescott, Gaines county farmer and farm record book demonstrator, reports diversified farming yields from January 1 to May 1 totaling 1355.35 dollars. He lists income from fat yearlings, culled hens, Mohair, cream, maize, a colt, and eggs, showing practical earnings. He opposes false promises to the elderly and recalls political figures during pension debates.
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C. H. Wescott
Gaines County
Lee R. Pool
Cultural Agent Westcott Builds Silo Last Fall
Westcott, a cultural agent, is noted for adding a trench silo near his property last fall, a move sheathed in local interest and regional agriculture context.
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Westcott
If you value your life have a regular physical exam
If you value your life you should be examined physically at regular intervals and, if you are strong mentally, have an expert review your brain work.
Reading and memory mark a sharp notable man
The remark notes that a man who reads a lot or has a remarkable memory earns praise for intellect and diligence. It highlights reading as a key source of knowledge and enduring mental acuity. The quotation implies admiration for lifelong learning and retained information.
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Runnels County
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Runnels
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Sandefer
Brooks
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