Thurber and Ghost Town Transforming in Texas
The Thurber area near Weatherford is described as a ghost town after decades of coal mining and brick plant activity faded. Officials note Texas Pacific coal and oil interests shifting headquarters to Fort Worth, with extensive depots and plants closed, leaving few families behind. A caller profile on local life contrasts past boom with present decline and speculates on future energy developments.
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Weatherford
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Thurbet
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West
T. & P. Coal
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Mari
Popelar
United States
Hin Ervore
Hutler
Unclear Credit Policy Language Reported in Herald Post
The Paso Herald Post notes confusion over government credit terms and the impact of gold reserve discussions on federal borrowing. The article hints at a pending policy stance affecting guarantees and national credit levels, suggesting market reactions and public concern.
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Edtral Reserve
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Treasury
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Paso Herald-Post
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