State to Build Delinquent Girls Training School
State Superintendent Doughty calls for statewide rally to support a proposed training school for delinquent Texas girls. The 33rd Legislature set aside 25000 dollars for the project with a matching private contribution goal. The Herald endorses a long list of named locals and civic supporters as poised to raise a handsome sum for the institution.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Doughty
Texas
Herald
October export excess figures boost US trade outlook
New York November 10 The Commerce Department reports October excess merchandise exports at 60 million dollars. Wheat and grain exports surge while cotton shipments to foreign ports rise to about a third of last year. Reopening prospects for the stock and cotton markets and easing gold outflow fears follow stock gains after elections.
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New York
Commerce Department
Russia
Austria
London
Liverpool Cotton Association
New York Cotton Exchange
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Turkey
North Sea
Father Heckman Celebrates Twenty Third Year at St Marys Temple
Temple Mirror notes Father P A Heckman marks twenty three years as pastor of St Marys Church in Temple begun last Sunday He thanks parishioners for loyalty recalling earlier years in Westphalia and surrounding missions He received gifts and honors from church members and friends, with well wishes for future blessings Also mentions local school children home this week with sore arms from vaccination.
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Father Heckman
Temple
P. A. Heckman
Westphalia
Burlington
Cameron
Marlin
Lott
Cyclone
Temple Mirror
Peanut Hay Yields Man $100 Per Acre In Rockdale
The Reporter interviews S T Welch of Rockdale R F D No 5 eight miles out about his first year growing Span ish peanut hay. He planted three acres and made 325 bales selling at 1.00 per bale. Welch, formerly a cotton farmer, says peanut hay has high feeding value and diversification could help Milam county.
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Milam County
Rockdale
S. T.welch
Black Land
Texas mothers urged to donate to delinquent girls home
Social workers in Texas endorse a plan by Mrs. T S Maxey Austins suggestion that every Texas mother with a daughter contribute 10 cents to the State Home for Delinquent Girls funds Judge Quentin D Corley Dallas treasurer reports over half of the 25000 goal raised by private subscriptions The Austin Humane Society notes progress in aiding the fund.
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Texas
T. S. Maxey
Austin
Quentin D. Corley
Dallas
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