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g A THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
D-A Abilene, Texas, Tuesday Evening, August 14, 1951
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IN MINNESOTA
Well Digger Found
Largest Iron Mine
Picker Shortage
Blamed on Drouth
AUSTIN, Aug. 14. ( .—Texas’
drouth was blamed partially Mon-
day for a shortage of cotton pick-
ers.
Since stripping began here in Texas Employment Commission
1895 the "bi hole" has yielded farm placement chief Henry Le-
to 62 per cent iron. Today it is Blanc estimated the shortage of
worth about $7.50 a ton. But at an pickers at 41,300 principally in
He complained that after digging average price of $5 a ton over the drouth-deteriorated areas.
through six feet of sticky red clay years the tremendous pit’s output . Those areas have been generally
his shovel hit a substance easier has been almost $2.5 billion. by-passed by migrant workers who
By HAL BOYLE
HIGGING Minn., ( — Back in - _______-____.
1892 a lumber camp roustabout 496.558 000 tons of ore averaging 50
named Pete was digging a well
near here.
to spade through but it was “heavy Out of all this wealth poor, for-
as iron.”’ gotten Pete probably never even
Jim Kennedy, another lumber- got the price of a new shovel Hts-
man, heard him and he sent for tory doesn’t even bother to record
Frank Hibbing, a mining man. Hib- whether his well produced water
bing went into the well, sifted the But it did help build and arm
heavy earth and said: _-
"Yep, boys. Iron, for sure—and it
seems to be rich.” D .
That was the birth or the world, New Sanger Bros.
largest iron mine in the heart of President Named
the Great Mesabi Range, for half a
century a wellspring of America’s DALLAS, Aug. 14. • —Henry X.
industrial might Salzberger, vice-president and mer-
Today the spade that roustabout chandise manager of Bloomingdale
Pete held has been replaced by Bros New York, has been named
| huge electric shovels that take up president of-Sanger Bros.
10 tons at a single bite. The well The appointment was made
Pete started has grown-into a vast: known Monday by Fred Lazarus
pit covering 1,450 acres it is al- Jr , president of Federated Depart-
most 500 feet deep, up to a mile ment Stores, Inc., with which San-
wide, and three-and-one-half miles ger Bros. recently became affili-
long. ated.
It is a great made-made Grand Salzberger will succeed the late
Canyon of fantastic colors -beauti- E -P. Simmons, president of San-
ful layers of red, yellow, purple and ger Bros. for 25 years, who died
black—and of fantastic wealth, fast February.
You can’t buy a better enamel
for woodwork and furniture!
WATERSPAR
— ENAMEL
_ A real household enamel for wood-
R work, metal trim and fur-
===== niture. Dries quickly to
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have hastened to areas where cot-
ton is fair to good, he said.
Premature opening of cotton in
the north and west has hastened
the northerly migration from the
lower Rio Grande Valley and has
been a contributing factor to the
shortage there, he said.
Engineer’s Body
Recovered in Wreck
ern superintendent of transportation
said Sunday the troop train engin
eer, C. A. Yates, 41, of New Or.
leans, had written instructions
allow the Southern Belle to pass.
Both trains were operated by
KCS. 9
SIMMESPORT, Aug 14 • —The
body of the last known victim in a
crash between a Marine troop train
and a streamliner has been recover, , , .
Demands for cotton pickers and ed from the wreckage. Colorado Plant
pullers were reported over a wide Dr. J. C. Roberts, coroner, said
area extending from Cameron on he was “practically sure it was
tthe north, Rosenberg in the east, the body of L. L. Rainey, 69, en-
Eagle Pass in the west and the gineer of the Southern Belle.
Rio Grande Valley in the South. The Southern Belle and the troop
"Many farmers in areas of train carrying more than 300 Ma-
drouth-damaged cotton. (are) of- rines crashed head-on early Friday,
fering higher prices for picking killing 11 and injuring 60.
or pulling,” LeBlane said. R. R. Sutter, Kansas City South-
R. R. Sutter. Kansas City South-
To Produce Pipe
PUEBLO, Colo. Aug 14 P
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp
Monday announced plans to build
a $30 million seamless tube mill
in its Pueblo plant
Primary production will be pipe
used in drilling oil and gas well.
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 59, Ed. 2 Tuesday, August 14, 1951, newspaper, August 14, 1951; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1648652/m1/6/?q=%22~1~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Public Library.