Texas Mohair Industry Traced to Turkey
Uvalde today recalls the Angora goats linked to a Turkish sultan who proclaimed a death penalty for export. Frank C. Landrum operates the ranch on the Nueces River after reviving a herd that began withLandrums acquiring Angoras in the 1850s and moving to Uvalde County in 1911.
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Uvalde
Angers
Turkey
James B. Vasie
South Carolina
Davis
Richard Petery
Atlanta
William M. Landrum
California
Landrum
Landrums
Uvalde County
Landram
Southfrien
Vince
Frank C. Landrum
Lan Arun
Atdernt
Liam Mowant Pott
Uncertain Fragments Describe Brief Historical Names
Fragmentary OCR notes reference names and places like Sven, Queen of Shiba, and Upton with sparse context. The passage hints at a dynastic or ceremonial link and a timeline marker but provides no coherent event or clear actions. Further readable context is needed to craft a proper summary.
Plant based laxative used for bowels
Fragmentary note discusses a plant derived laxative and mentions vegetables and herbs in a garden context. It references substances meant to aid digestion and notes a garden or farm setting with unclear local names and places.
Valley Mills Local News Roundup of Vivid Family Visits
Valley Mills reports show a flurry of social visits and family news as residents travel to nearby cities. The section notes multiple relatives visiting, returning from Carlsbad Cavern and San Antonio trips, and visits to Eastland and Dallam. It mentions Dr Jarrett’s relatives from Cryeford, and local coaches gaining athletic district recognition. A county cotton report records 1807 bales ginned in Boaque County by Sept 18 1982, vs 3415 by Sept 16 1951, with further notes on regional cattle and wear herd movements.
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Ovie Chapm
Rittenteam
Chebarre Acre
Bumbay Visting
Mire
San Antonio
Jean Jarrett
South Texas
Ed Lew Jarrett
Dallan
Jarrett
W. E. Compton
Mies Nannie Spillers
Eastland
Texas
Curtie Odie
Geonie
Fort Worth
Glenn
Mra
Dee Daniels
Ant
Dave Stee
Keine
Sted
Peery
Iron Bate
Hester
Roy Hhulspet
Henry Defers
Tibbsett
Valley Mille Im District
Aleridian
Boaque County
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Calamandine Drink Sparked by Rio Grande Valley Talk
The piece notes a Calamathinade drink inspired by Calamon fines, blending lemon lime and other fruits per Monty’s Monthly. It mentions Texas jobs from highway building, 54,000 workers, and large use of Texas materials amid a growing market. It also covers fur and rabbit farming near San Antonio, chinchilla preference, oyster and fish farming plans in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, and forthcoming oyster season starting September 1 with harvest hopes and federal fisheries data.
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Swan
Texas
Calamonfines
Monty’ Monthly
Rio Grande Valley
Chinchilla
Alold
Ely Us
Seewie
Remy San Atonio
Rabbites
Mmm
San Anton
Miley
Warden Veneraties
Jrb
Sinter Smaveny
Rin Grande Viey
Laneuna
Point Irabeel
Mater
Otinwine
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
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Eamnar
Ga'pehaa
Cooma
Cational Entertainment
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Galveston
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National Progressiv League
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United States
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League
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Tha Foley
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Ty W. C Markham
Papua
Texas Highway Department
Gulf
Farleue
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Austin
L, Stark
Lone Star Community gqNatural Gas Co
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