Bastrop County Farming School Plans Completed
Bastrop County accepts creation of a farming school the first of its kind in Texas. County commissioners praise citizen initiative and honor C A Stone and A Nielson for driving the project while naming local leaders and supporters from Bastrop, Smithville, Elgin, Paige, Rockne, Cedar Creek and Bastrop Chamber.
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O A. Austin American - Statesman
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Rockne
Lee Alexander
Cedar Creek
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Charlie Woods
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Pollens Brew Early Texas Allergies Says Health Official
State Health Officer George W. Cox says Texas faces an early pollen season with millions affected nationwide. He notes fall pollens blowing in August and September and discusses antihistamines and injections as relief, while weather and distant sources limit practical avoidance.
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Texas
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Charles Jung Sr Pioneer Austinite Dies at 85
Charles Henry Jung Sr a pioneer Austin bricklayer who helped build the State Capitol and the Driskill Hotel died Monday at his son’s home in Austin at 85. He came to Austin in 1885 and was a longtime member of First Presbyterian Church. Funeral services set at Cook Fo Home with Rev R A Renter presiding. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Mrs Fred Olsen of Fort Worth Mrs Frank Johnson of Austin son Charlies H Jung Jr 11 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Grandsons listed include Chester Johnson Randolph Johnson Frea Olsen Bert Olsen Ru Jung Odas Jung and B C Une
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Fort Worth
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Glowing Bird The Baya Weaver Binds Fireflies in Nests
The Baya weaver birds of India fasten glowing fireflies into their nests, creating illuminated structures. Researchers note this peculiar behavior aids signaling and predator deterrence in dusk habitats.
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Polio Death and Seven New Texas Cases Reported
A polio death in San Antonio and seven new cases were reported in Texas. Dr Huard Harg Jr aged 37 died in San Antonio. his family also suffered two prior deaths this month. Five new San Antonio cases raised the city total to 144 for the year. Other cases appeared in Cooke and Dallas areas, with patients at Brook Hospital and Lackland AFB and Fort Sill personnel among the new patients. A Fort Worth boy, Matthew Mulich Jr., 14, died in Kenosha Wisconsin.
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Murray Forecasts September Jump In Oil Allowable
United Press reports Texas Railroads Commission Chairman William J. Murray Jr. forecast an increase in September oil allowable after total Texas nominations for September rose 48 066 barrels from July while August saw none. A Mineral Wells hearing will determine the final allowed amount.
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Hoover Returns East Pink Cheeked and Rested
Herbert Hoover arrived in New York from San Francisco on Monday visibly pink cheeked and smiling, saying he has fully recovered from the gall bladder attack. When asked about a hospital checkup he replied there would be none.
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Ethel Barrymore Still Young at 70
Hollywood August 4 Ethel Barrymore the queen of America's theater family is celebrated on her 70th birthday with tributes from the President telegrams from fans at Palos Verdes Hills and a studio luncheon. George Zukor hosted and Bing Crosby led a birthday song with many notable friends sending greetings including Eleanor Roosevelt Hoover Churchill and Katharine Hepburn.
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Quitte A Chance Dice Odds Vanish in Long Run
A probability note explains that rolling a seven on dice ten times in a row has odds of 0.000466175 to one, illustrating how unlikely consecutive successes are and emphasizing the rarity of a perfect streak.
Polio Rate Rises in Nation as New York Sees 41 Cases
Polio cases climb nationwide with New York City adding 41 on Monday, pushing the year’s total to 965 and total deaths to 74. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. was hospitalized after polio symptoms but hospital officials reported she does not have polio.
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Frank Snell
Vanderbilt
New York City
Weather survey with scattered data and notes
The clipping contains scattered weather references and measurements. It notes dates, temperatures, rainfall totals, and miscellaneous, incomplete phrases. Specific values include a high temperature, rainfall accumulation, and comparisons to prior periods, but many details are garbled.
E. R. Hart Pioneer Dies at Muleshoe Home
E. R. Hart 70, a prominent Muleshoe pioneer, died Sunday afternoon after a 10 day illness. He was long active in farming and the hardware business in Muleshoe since 1914.
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Muleshoe Home
Muleshoe
Speedwriting praise from DuFard College students
Miss Grunewald touts Speedwriting as simple and fast with no symbols or memory drills. Doralee confirms finishing in six weeks and start work the next day as she describes the course taught at DuFard Business College Austin, uniquely authorized to teach this modern method.
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Dufard Business College
Austin
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