Texas highway board cancels temporary designations at Austin meeting
The Texas highway commission votes to cancel all temporary road designations in a surprise move led by Harry Hines. Some counties fear loss of funds as projects shift from state to federal programs while rhetorically weighing farm to market and Works Progress Administration options. County officials protest removing roads from the state system.
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Texas
Ilarry Hines
Hele
Austin
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J. J. Loy
Sherman
Loy
Creole Crabs and Peach Ice Cream Appear in Daily Eagle Menu
A readable fragment lists dishes like Creole Crabs with butter and crab meat, Spanish pepper, and chicken broth, plus a peach ice cream recipe. It mentions assorted soups, salads, baked vegetables, and desserts such as Blackberry Tarts and Butterscotch Shortcake, alongside beverage options.
Baked Onions Recipe Method and Filling
Select medium sized white onions or Bermudas for this purpose. Peel them hollow out the center section fill with bread crumbs and diced tomato meat. Top each with a large piece of butter and grated cheese. Bake slowly until onions are thoroughly done and the crumbs browned.
Cold Beef with Tomato Sauce Recipe
A simple dish blends 6 slices rare roast beef with a tomato onion sauce. Melt butter and sauté onion, add stewed tomatoes Worcestershire salt and paprika, simmer, fold in beef until heated, serve with fried potato patties.
Five Sets of Twins for Coy City Couple
Karnes City July 23 The 21st child of Mr and Mrs Pas quel Ortis of Coy City was born July Mrs Ortis is 38 and already mother to five sets of twins The Ortises have spent most of their lives in this community
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Karnes City
Pasquel Ortis
Coy City
Ortis
Dalhart Chamber Manager Accepts Plainview Position
Ed Bishop secretary manager of the Dalhart Chamber of Commerce for five years has accepted a similar post with the Plainview Board of City Development and Chamber of Commerce. He will assume duties about August 1 succeeding Grady Shipp who resigned to lead the Sweetwater project.
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Plainview
Ed Bishop
Dalhart Chamber of Commerce
Plainview Board of City Development and
Chamber of Commerce
Grady Shipp
Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce
Morgan to Speak at College Station During Short Course
W E Morgan agricultural economist in the Corn Hog section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration arrives in College Station for a short course talk and to work with the State Review Board. He previously served at A M College registrar’s office and travels with Mrs Morgan and daughter to visit relatives before returning to Washington on Friday August 2.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington, D. C
College Station
State Review Board
Morgan
A. & M. College
Lilla Graham Bryan
Mrs. Morgan
Washington
Local social notes from Bryan and nearby areas
Mrs. Jack Howell returns from Waco with her mother and plans a weekend visit to Waco with Mr. Howell. J C Martin Jr of Parker- Astin Hardware vacations in San Antonio. Various residents travel between Bryan, Waco, Fort Worth and Houston. several attend visits, hospital recuperation, and farmers’ short course events.
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Jack Howell
Waco
Sidney H. Burrows
Mr. Howell
J. C. Martin, Jr
Parker- Astin Hardware Company
San Antonio
Martin
Bryand
J. C. Culpepper
Milam Candy Company of
Cameron
Bryan
S. C. Hoyle
A. & M. College Press
Kerrville
Hoyle
Westminister Presbyterian
Tyler Haswell
J. A. McQueen
Houston
Haswell
Wynne Lay
Lee May, Jr
Dallas
Walter Holmes
Jack Bullard
F. A. Whitley
Fort Worth
Jack Boone
Boone
Whitley
Clifton Lawless
Reliance Community
Artie Hearne
R. M. Searcy
J. E. Stanford
Austin
Tom S. Powers
North Oak Grove Avenue
Powers
John Grayson
Mexia
College Station
Grayson
Ludie Barton Vance
Mary Harris
Calvert
Lee J. Rountree
R. M. Gordon
W. E. Saunders
C. P. Seale
J. B. Atkinson
Seale
Lou Persons
Wm. Turek
J. Kaplan & Co
White Rose
W. S. Barron
Governor Marland seeks parole for 3000 young offenders
Oklahoma Governor Marland ordered the pardon and parole board to review prison records of 3000 first term convicts under 25 and parole those, where warranted, who can obtain jobs. The move aims to ease penitentiary crowding and rehabilitate youths through work to prevent longer confinement turning them to habitual criminals.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board
Marland
Penitentiary and Reformatory
Cowboy Indian game turns fatal for boy in Missouri
In Neosho Missouri on Monday a shotgun discharged during a cowboy and Indian game killing Billy Daniels aged four. He died hours later in a local hospital. Don Hays seven and Billy Daniels twin brother were present but not harmed.
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Neosho
Billy Daniels
Billy
Don Hays
Donald
Three Ring Show At Kyle Field By Gainesville Circus
The Gainesville Community Circus will present a three ring show at Kyle Field stadium College Station on Monday July 29 as part of the farmers short course events. With 150 Gainesville citizens in 100 acts the two hour program features bareback riders aerialists jugglers clowns trained animals and a Spanish Fiesta opener. Notable acts include Evelyn Welborn Jimmie Scruggs Bennie Saylors and Dick Renfro with a Humpty Dumpty centennial of clowns and a rail arrival from Gainesville for a single 8 pm performance.
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College Station
Gainesville
Kyle Field Stadium
Pauline McArdle
Robert Clements
Evelyn Welborn
Jimmie Scruggs
Jerry Murrell
Bennie Saylors
Bennie
Art Sanford
Jim Piper
Dick Renfro
Captain On
Andy Gump
Barney Google
A. & M. College
Texas Newsman A L Pinkston Dies at Center Home
A L Pinkston, business manager of the Center Daily News and secretary treasurer of News Champion publishing, died suddenly at his Center home after a brief illness from a heart attack suffered the night before.
Gift of personalized stationery from Eagle Printing Co
A high class stationery gift with the recipient’s name printed neatly, offered by Eagle Printing Co as a refined present option.
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Eagle Printing Co
Sadberry Family Holds Second Annual Reunion in Benchley
The J. R. Sadberry family gathered at the Benchley homestead for their second reunion with 53 members attending. A noon barbecue meal was served as the family, who maintain a large Texas estate, upholds the memory of the couple and operates the land, with three ministers among its members.
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J. R. Sadberry
Benchley
Texas
Texas Farmers Receive Over 150000 Daily in Crop Benefit
Texas farmers drew more than 150 thousand dollars daily from the U.S. treasury in crop benefit payments for the last fiscal year. From July 1 1934 to May 31 1935 the AAA tabulation shows Texas received 51 761 768 99 in rental and benefit payments including cotton wheat corn-hog and Bankhead cotton pool disbursements. Major counties and totals are listed with county by county payments.
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Washington
Texas
United States Treasury
Farm Administration
Iowa
AAA
Lone Star
Bankhead
Nueces
Ellis
Navarro
Williamson
Collin
Brazos
Grimes
Leon
Madison
Robertson
Burleson
Waco Insurance Firm Rebrands to Brazos Life Insurance
Dispatches from Austin say the Citizens Mutual Insurance of Waco will be renamed Brazos Life Insurance with offices in Bryan. The takeover is believed to be by the same interests that control Brazos Mutual Life Insurance.
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Austin
Citizen’s Mutual Insurance Company
Waco
The
Brazos Life Insurance Company
Bryan
Brazos Mutual Life Insurance Company
Railroad Pension Plan Opposed by Eastman
Joseph B. Eastman federal coordinator of transportation told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that current railroad pension legislation would be rushed and ill conceived. He argued enactment of the bills would not benefit either employees or carriers.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Senate Interstate Commercce Committee
Eastman
Bryan Teachers Are Speakers At Huntsville Meet
State Superintendent L A Woods calls a conference of county and district school boards, superintendents, and PTA representatives at Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville August 2. Speakers include Mrs W F Neeley Co M Bethany Dr H F Estill Dr L A Woods C M Elwell S O Murdock Gordon Worley. Conference begins 9 30 a m with topics on school classification standards new laws transportation and high school work.
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L. A. Woods
School Problems Include Tuition Music and Negro Education
Discussion will cover tuition and the state music program along with vocational education and racial education issues. The topic promises full discussion of these school problems.
Relief rolls shrink in Tom Green County
Relief in Tom Green County declined by about 200 families over the past month due to farm and ranch employment. The current relief rolls total 1,264 families, county administrator E. R. Bradburn said.
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San Angelo
Tom Green County
E. R. Bradburn
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