SALVAGING DROUGHT CATTLE IN TEXAS
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SALVAGING DROUGHT CATTLE IN TEXAS Produced: 1934
Description Reel 1 shows drought conditions in Texas. Sand and tumbleweed cover pastures and roads. Dead and starving cattle are purchased by the FERA under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration Act of 1933. Cattle are slaughtered by relief roll workers at Bryan, Texas. Reel 2, beef is ground, cooked, and canned by relief workers. Congressman Marvin Jones attends classes in canning conducted by the FERA at Amarillo, Texas.
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