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Del Rio Evening News

Location

Del Rio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

7

U. S. Moves Sea Inland for Brownsville Deep Water Port

Brownsville, Texas begins a landmark project to bring sea water 20 miles inland for an international deep water port. The plan includes a 26 foot depth pass, 17 mile channel, wide turning basin, and $5.5 million initial expenditure with 1935 completion target. Deeper dredging to 30 feet is under study by Army engineers.

U. S Brownsville Brazos Padre Islands Gulf of Mexico New York Charles Stillman Big Grande Bagdad Rio Grande Clarksville Latin America

Fort Worth Livestock Market Steady for Spring Lambs

The Fort Worth live stock market report shows spring lambs at 6 to 7.50 per head with medium to good fat yearlings at 5 to 6.25 and two year old fat wethers around 450. Cattle trade was slow to weak with slaughter steers 6 to 7.50, a few fed yearlings 8.75 to 9, and good stock calves around 6.75 to 7.50. overall average near 5.75.

Fort Worth del Rio National Bank

Laredo Farmers Plot Big Melon Crop After Onions Boom

Laredo June 6 farmers report 1650 carloads of early vegetables harvested including 1100 carloads of Bermuda onions. 1000 to 1200 acres were planted to cantaloupes with several hundred carloads expected to ship. Heavy spring rains slowed harvests but since May 27 shipments rose. corn profits rise as local crops mature and grapes figs backyards yield profit despite frost damaged citrus.

Laredo Bermuda Webb County

Wheat Crop Outlook Improves on South Plains

Lubbock Avalanche Journal notes farmers and grainmen expect more wheat harvests than a month ago. Rain revived wheat deemed dead, yields seen above three bushels per acre, with seed wheat shortages pushing harvests of even marginal crops. In Swisher County 20 000 acres near Kress may yield five bushels per acre, while some areas previously abandoned show 3 5 bushels per acre. An arrest follows as 16 year old James Stanley of St Louis is ordered to stay home six months for disorderly conduct.

Lubbock South Plains Kress Swisher County W. H. Wright Burrus James Stanley St. Louis

Softball doubleheader resumes play at Cowboy Park

The first game since the rodeo interruption will be played tonight between Bank-Wool House and Aces. A Friday night doubleheader features Kelley-Burditt with the Eagles in the first game and the Federals versus Comstock in the second. Postponed games may be added to upcoming doubleheader programs.

Cowboy Park Bank-Wool House Aces Kelley- Burditt Eagles Federals Comstock

Tent City Spurs Alaska Home Building by Pioneers

In the Matanuska Valley Alaska pioneers and transient workers construct homes and clear timber for the first crop next year. The tent city buzzes with activity under snow capped Chugach peaks and long summer days.

Matanuska Valley Alaska Canvas Chugach Mouniai Range

Officer Accused of Accepting Fee From Lobbyists

Colonel Joseph I. McMullen of the Army JAG, chief of the patents section, was indicted by the DC grand jury for taking fees from a firm lobbying against a tax bill. He was censured recently by the secretary of war for scandalous conduct after a House sub committee inquiry into War Department expenditures.

Washington Joseph I. McMullen Patents Army Judge Advocate General's Office District of Columbia Grand Jury McMullen Secretary of War House Military Sub-Committee War Department

Ten New Cars Registered To Date in June

Ten new cars were registered in June through Wednesday, records in the offices of Tax Assessor-Collector Lyle Almond showed Thursday. Five cars were registered on June 1, two on June 4, two on June 5, and one on June 3.

Lyle Almond

Typewriter Ribbons For All Standard Machines

The Herald Printing Co. offers typewriter ribbons for all standard makes. Located at 110 West Greenwood, contact by telephone for orders and availability.

The Herald Printing Co W. Greenwood Telephone

Nighttime road surface perks boost driving savings

The note highlights better visibility at night and in rain, leading to quicker stops and safer driving. It claims reduced driving costs by up to 2 cents per mile due to superior surfaces, saving money on gas, oil, tires, and repairs.

Bottle Sends Mystery From Amazon to Padre Island

A bottle thrown near the Amazon Mouth took 50 days to reach Padre Island. Charles Kennedy, state game warden, learned from Kenedy that the bottle was found April 1 on the coast. Rio Bennett of Rio de Janeiro sent a letter confirming the bottle’s voyage aboard the Southern Cie from February 10, and the Amazon current’s northwest drift. The bottle was found about 40 miles up Padre Island near the Nicaragua wreck.

Brownsville Amazon River Padre Island Charles Kennedy Port. Isabel Kenedy Rio Bennett Rio de Janeiro Brazil Southern Cie’s Munson Line Bennett Greenwich Amazon Nicaragua

Brackett Golf Team Invades Del Rio Sunday

Brackettville's Brackett golf squad travels to Del Rio for a Sunday match at San Felipe Country Club against Las Moras. The last Brackettville-Las Moras clash ended 11 all at Brackettville on March 4.

Brackett del Ris San Felipe Las Merascu Brackettville Las Moras Freddy McFarren Driffers Herman Huebner San_ Felipe

Next Potentate Of Shriners Named

Leonard P. Steuart of Washington D C currently deputy imperial potentate is next in line to be imperial potentate. The annual conclave in Washington June 8 15 is expected to attract a crowd as large as Roosevelt's inauguration.

The Shriners Leonard P. Steuart Washington, D. C Roosevelt

Sheriff Sells Lot in Del Rio Under Court Order

Val Verde County sheriff A. E. Steinmetz announces a public sale of all of Lot Six in Block Twenty Six First Railroad Addition Del Rio Texas. The public auction will occur July 2 1955 at the county court house in Del Rio from 10 am to 4 pm for cash to satisfy a 107.48 debt plus costs issued June 1 1936 in district court case No 3728 in favor of R I White Worst Frank Row et al against Frank Rose and Alamo Lumber Company. Deputy L J Bochot will witness.

District Court Val Verde County Dixie S. Dunn Frank Rose Alamo Lumber Company R. I. White Frank Row Steinmetz Texas del Rio Caid

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