Texas Power & Light Sees Postwar Industrial Boom in Texas
Texas Power & Light Company officials report a postwar industrial boom for Texas. President John W Carpenter told 200 district managers in Dallas that Texas natural resources, climate, and skilled labor promise rapid growth. He cited ongoing line improvements in Comanche and expansions in Dallas area facilities as proof of a strong foundation for a new industrial era.
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TP and L leaders praise growth and rural electrification drive
Carpenter outlined Texas Power and Light Company expansion from a 1912 start serving 14 000 customers to 169 000 in 445 communities across 52 counties. He cited major line growth, reduced residential rates since 1915, and rural electrification efforts reaching over 25 000 farm homes. Keck explained the Trinidad plant and hydro coordination with other stations to support wartime production.
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