Pasture Mowing Boosts Southwest Grass Yields
A Southwest farm note urges mowing pastures to curb weeds and boost grazing. It argues mowing before weeds seed pays, compares pasture work to cotton farming, and cites highway-rights mowing as proof of pasture value. A traveling salesman tale illustrates delays in seeking care.
Library growth puts Texas college on national rank
Passing the North Western University and Lamar libraries, the past year moved into the thirteenth largest college library in the United States with more than 620 000 volumes.
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Northwestern University
Lamar
University of Texas
United States
The CCC Enrollment Promises Safe, Nutritious Care for Your Boy
Parents are assured that acceptance in the CCC means national protection from sickness and danger, housing in clean quarters with top quality food, regular medical and dental visits, and supervision by civilian CCC staff under Army control but not automatic military drafting. Camp commanders are dedicated to each boy’s benefits.
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Givber
CCC
Army
Perrin Texas Sees Railroad Depart, Town Hallmarks Vanish
Perrin Texas longtime Gulf Texas & Western service ended last December 26 as the line was discontinued. The loss cuts payroll taxes and school funding, shrinking Perrin from a bustling trade center to a threatened ghost town as highway travel eclipses rail. Local officials urge rail patronage revival to reverse the trend and save the town.
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Hamilton
Stephenville
Carlton
Gatesville
Perrin
Texas
Santa Fe
Jack County
Plains
Gulf, Texas & Western Railroad
Texas Railroad Commission
Tilroad
Mineral Wells
Jacksboro
G.t&w
Jack
Palo Pinto
Parker
John Sharp
J. S. Boyds
Gw.&t
Singing Convention at Stag Creek Sunday
A singing convention and home coming will be held at Stag Creek Sunday. Everyone is invited, especially singers, with dinner served on the grounds at noon.
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Stag Creek
Candidates file for state and district offices 51 Anaince list
State and district office filing deadlines shown with June 3 for state and district posts and June 15 for county precincts. The list names many officials and candidates across Texas including Connally O Daniel Stevenson Mann Sheppard Lockhart Woods LeMay McDonald Culberson Culberson and others.
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Tom Connally
Marlin
R. P. Condron
la Feria
Ernest O. Thompson
Potter County
Arion B. Cyclone Davis
Dallas
Coke R. Stevenson
Junction
Charles LaVergne Somerville
Alton M. Mead
San Angelo
Gerald C. Mann
George H. Sheppard
Nolan County
Clifford E. Butler
Houston
Charley Lockhart
Austin
Harry L. McKee
Bascom Giles
Neil Day
Eastland
L. A. Woods
Waco
S. R. LeMay
Athens
J. E. McDonald
Ellis County
W. W. King
Bronson
William N. Corry
Keller
Eugene T. Smith
Errol Holt
W. H. McDonald
Walter D. Hood
Bryan Patterson
Alice
Alice Clyde E. Smith
Woodville
John Paul Jones
New London
Charlie Langford, Jr
League City
R. van Zandt
Edna
Olin Culberson
Saulsbury
Amarillo
Pierce Brooks
Ross Hardin
Prairie Hill
John Pundt
John D. Copeland
O. O. Terrell
Alvin
Larry Mills
C. A. Everts
Bailey Sheppard
Longview Court
Tom L. Beauchamp
Tyler
The Christian Railway Train of Salvation
Poem-style religious piece likens life to a railway to heaven with an Engineer guiding souls. It uses stations and signals as metaphors for gospel concepts such as Saving Grace Trust in Jesus and True Conversion. The piece emphasizes eternal travel toward heavenly mansions with prayer and Bible as guiding agents.
Comanche Physician Recalled Reflects on Baby Contract Tale
A former Comanche physician recalls a 1900s case in which he entrusted a baby to a family after careful agreement that the children would care for it. The man describes the boy spokesman proudly claiming the family’s adherence to the contract, and notes his ongoing respect for the family. He also mentions Kilpatrick's Hardware ad and Howell McCorkle’s recent Hobbs, New Mexico visit.
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Seay
Texas
Jones
Baron Munchausen
Charce
West Texas
Marshall
Medical
Dallas
Comantian
Coman
Theen
Badbfalland
New York City
American Medical Association
State Board Sets Per Capita School Allocation
The State Board of Education sets the next year per student allotment at 22.50, up 0.50 from the current limit. Superintendent L A W projects about 1,535,000 students, down 12,000 from this year as scholastics decline. Woods cites birth control as a factor. A training program for defense related occupations is approved, focusing on aviation, tooling, welding and electricity, funded by a 15 million national appropriation.
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State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Woods
Congress
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Hobbs
New Mexico
Kilpatrick's Hardware Store
W. H. Thate
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