NYA Program Sets Student Work Standards and Pay
Institutions establish eligibility for NYA participation with local committees selecting employed students. The NYA State Work Council, Moen ncho officials, and the NYA maintain standards of workmanship. Students earned between 31 and 68 per month, with overall national average around 557. NFA-employed students worked required monthly hours beyond regular staff.
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NYA
Moen Ncho
United States
NFA
Deer Traps Built by San Saba Firm for Gulf Preserve
San Saba News reports a large order for 100 deer traps, a major contract by the WoF based firm Darwen Lumber Co for the Game Fish and Oyster Commission of Texas. The traps, to be delivered within ten days, will accompany a 40,000 acre Gulf Coast wildlife preserve project.
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San Saba News
U. S
Wof
P. Darwen Lumber Co
Commission of Texas
We Reraiver AT GARTH UR Chickenpox Guidance
A historical health notice discusses chickenpox with warnings on early detection and prompt medical care. It notes higher incidence in fall and winter, age susceptibility in early childhood, and the importance of parental vigilance and intelligent nursing for recovery.
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Garth
Infante Vider
America
Current Topic Club At Clifton Falls To Fall Colors
The Current Topic Club met on September 3 in the home south of Clifton hosted by Mrs John Nabors. Topics included Canada America's Problem with early fall flowers brightening the living room. Gombe won the club prize and guest Miss Fly Harri served a light meal. The hostess, helped by her daughters Elisabeth and Marilyn Tore ster, served beverages to members including Les Theo Mowari J R Palmer Hugh Combe George Harris W H Robertson John Nabors Tom Pool JP Fond Ella Horr. The next meeting will be with Mr Hugh Combs on September 17.
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Twsaday
Mra
Ick Torrence
Clifton
John Nabora
Canada
America
Con Gombe
Misa
Elisabeth
Marilyn
Torester
Les
Theo Mowari
J. R. Palmer
Hugh Combe
Eorge ‘Harris
W. H. Robertson
John Nabors
Tom Pool
Fond
Ella Horr
Hugh Combs
Hoff Reunion Attendees Updated with Missing Names
The write up for the Hoff Reunion corrects a missing attendee list. Two names are added: Mine Belle and Pernie Rogstad. Trade with Record advertisers.
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Hoff
Sook
Belle and Me
Pernie Rogstad
Hillsboro Deaths and Civil Service Examinations Mentioned
A near collision of local families and visitors is noted along with a fire destroying a trailer and bale of cotton during Lionel Williams route to Meridian. The piece also lists Civil Service openings in Texas and Louisiana with posting details for a naval station inspector role and related construction positions.
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Cine
Roth
Commaniy
Lacie
Ean Payna
Hillsboro
Myrtle “Ringer
Chine Springs
Hom
Pred Bosby
Bre
Lee Uhlig
Johnyiv Krueger
Houston
Lionne
Joan
Lola Balle Kettler
Gussia Wenzel
Fort. Worth
W. D. Ferris
United States Civil Service Commision
Gearal Construction
War and Navy
U. S. Civil Service District
Louisiana
Texas
Bettier
Naval Air Station
Corps Christi
General Construction Register
Teoth U. S. Civil Service District
Customhouse
New Orleans
Busis
U. S Civil Service Board
Post Office
Clifton
Tenth
U. S. Civil Service Customhouse
Tomahawk of Moses and Stephen F. Austin Preserved in Texas
A tomahawk associated with Moses Austin and his son Stephen F. Austin is preserved at the Texas Memorial Museum on the University of Texas campus. The artifact links early Anglo settlement efforts to Texas history, reflecting the families' roles in the state's colonial era and frontier diplomacy.
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Texas Memorial Museum
University of Texas
Moses F. Austin
Stephen F. Austin
Washington's Sept 6 Political Currents
A fragmented, grammatically tangled summary notes Wendel Wild and Sob Peacock in political maneuvering. It discusses GOP petitions, 1984 Republican gains, shifts toward administration reform, and speculative outcomes if a new leader gains patronage power, mentioning FDR liberalism and Willkie factions amid party tensions.
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Washington
Wendel
Kte
Hare
Willkie
FDR
White House
Hightrein
Mann Ends Tour Said to Be Me Governor Drive
Austin Sept 3 Attorney General Gerald C Mann closed his Texas speaking tour here after 168 addresses and about 10 000 miles traveled during the interval. He began after the first primary and faced no opposition for reelection. Observers say the tour resembled a post nomination pre gubernatorial campaign as plans form for Mann to be a potential candidate two years from now. Australia note mentions half the country lacking regular surface drains.
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Austin
Texas
Gerald C. Mann
Mann
Nterma
Will O’daniel
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