Highway 99 work planned 18 miles in Kinney County
Plans call for topping 18 miles on Highway No 99 in Kinney County with blade and gravel paving on several 90 stretches. Bids for topping the long Kinney route are to be opened at the Highway Commission meeting. The project aims to improve the Dry Pine River and other approaches, now rough from rain, to allow all weather travel and complete the unpaved gap between San Antonio and Del Rio.
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Uvalde
Kinney
Venice
Highway Department
Kinney County
Fox
The
Highway Commission
San Antonio
del Rio
Relief funds aid Brewster County with unemployment need
In Brewster County a federal relief program through the Texas governor allocates funds to unemployment relief. Money will go to those without work for essentials like food and fuel, with strict limits on earnings and careful use on public works. The plan aims to ease county tension, boost local business, and coordinate with county officials for timely loan and relief disbursement.
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John Perkins
Sterling
Perkins
State of
Texas
Alpine High introduces choral work and music appreciation
Miss Mitchell directs a forty three member glee club meeting daily at 30. Fifteen students study music appreciation. The high school enrollment spans eighth through eleventh grades with Superintendent Major noting last year’s thirty eight graduates, twenty six in college this year. Absences due to deaths and illnesses disrupted some classes but teachers continued lessons. District home economics meeting in Fort Brockton and a Austin trip to seek funding were reported. debt refinancing proved impossible as it was a private matter between property owners and contractors, not municipal.
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Bond House
Brown-Crommner
Alpine High
Major
Cole
Bul Ross College
Myr Voules
Felix McGaughy
Frank Young
Orona
Steffens
Homeles
Trans-Pecos
Fort Brockton
G.W. Baines
John Perkins
Austin
Erinis
Perkins
Doster
Reconstruction Finance Bank Loans Open to Texas Banks
A historical notice describes access to a federal loan program, with Texas banks in line to receive allocations. The excerpt notes banks in San Angelo and Houston to gain access to an $8 000 000 pool, expediting loans while outlining the broader role of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and federal guidance.
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Dali
San Angelo
Houston
Nance Corporation
Federal
Cattle Outlook Faces Quiet Market Ahead
The cattle outlook notes fewer cattle to markets with modern feeding keeping tonnage similar to earlier years. In Highland country few calf and yearling sales occur, with good steer calves selling around six cents and heifers at similar rates. An expert says Highland steer yearlings may match calves in value amid steady demand for heavier cattle. Ranchers are urged not to hastily sell for fear of no sale.
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Corn Belt
Surplus sales brighter as govt and bankers address credit
Surplus markets grow brighter as the government and leading cattlemen and bankers appeal for credit facilities. They aim to ease funding not only for feeders but for producers, addressing the wider supply chain needs.
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Bly
Fenton
del Rio News
Brewster County
Alpine
Marathon
Forthere
Dts
Port Worth
Anglo
Erate
Sutera
Fort Worth
Washington
Truro
Seabee
W. A. Daugherty
Smith| Brothers of
Marfa
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Dolph Briscoe
B. Spiller
H. J. Wakernot
W. W. Turney
Association
Wingo
Guesnard
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
EAR the
Sunshine Sisters
Parker's
Macard
Med
FANCY
Idaho Rurals
Prunes
Pearl
Rice
Comet
Goodpeor
Magnolia
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