Texas Almanac 1933 Brings New Features and Maps
The Dallas News announces the Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide for 1933. It includes over 1,000 articles, maps, and statistics answering 50,000 to 100,000 questions about Texas. Topics cover farming, manufacturing, transport, government, education, and history with updated maps and 7,000+ names.
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Dallas News
Texas
McDonald Observatory
Store under personal management joins local improvements
The store operates under Mr Summerlin with George Jones as assistant. Owner Mr A Y Norman, who owns the building, is having repairs and repainting done to improve the premises.
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Summerlin
George Jones
A. Y. Norman
Encyclopedia of Texas volume highlights state growth
The latest edition confirms Texas development despite business stagnation, labeling the state as a century worthy Encyclopedia. It previews tentative centennial plans and notes price at 50 cents on news stands and 60 cents by mail.
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Texas
Summerlin Opens Modern Grocery in San Gabriel
G S Summerlin opens an up to date grocery store in San Gabriel in the former A Y Norman building. New Rite-Way fixtures allow self service and the shop presents a neat inviting appearance with a ready stock of goods.
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G. S. Summerlin
San Gabriel
A. Y. Norman
Milam League Opens Sunday in April Baseball Season
The Milam County Baseball League opens its season April 9 with Gayhill at Cameron Val Verde at Sharp Cavilla at Rockdale and Thorndale at Milano. Managers agree not to charge more than fifteen cents for men ten cents for ladies. A season schedule is printed elsewhere in the issue.
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Gayhill
Cameron
Val Verde
Sharp
Cavilla
Rockdale
Thorndale
Milano
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