Central Power and Light outlines postwar expansion in South Texas
CPL President CHL Presideunt Lon Bil reports a postwar development program investing about 6.0 million dollars in 1947 to add power plants, transmission and distribution facilities. The plan aims to serve a growing South Texas economy with 332,000 electric customers and raise capacity to meet unprecedented demand, including new units at Nueces Bay and Corpus Christi.
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Arouier
Syice Teculties
Ts4t
Incresset Central Power and Light Conpany
Plahy
eMillion
Texas
Fie
Siovil
South
Com
Revearis
CPL
Forbs
Naésib
Lois Kiowsll
Bodh
Seis
Faw
Er and Light Company
Deliverica
Auleviats
Eafontablone
HUM
Pmo
Tompany Avery
Bath Texas
Crmpany
Steewie
Uwoushent
Central
Power and Uight Company
Dresénts & Thetonit
Renmin
Indusirien
Aml Pialsees
Central Power Lath Light Company
Hag
Tres Uod
Bes
Tevas
Calie
Central Power and Light Company
Ta Palma
Ban Hania
Ty Mily
Nudges Bay
Timismission Taciilies
Pestewar
Faucus
Win Cpl
Electric distribution system expansion and modernization
The plan details enlarging and improving the electric distribution network to deliver reliable power to the client area. It outlines lines substations transformers and equipment needed to meet future demand for growth and stability. The project emphasizes customer service readiness and modern distribution systems with sufficient capacity and dependable operation.
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Cansfarlers
Neeesary
Wensinislan
Vievide
Oslo
Lissie Happenings Recap from Mes. Helen Smith
A January 9 1948 column reports local notes from Anahum Wharton and Rotstown. Edward Tichner visits Pharsdas and Mr Mrs Arnlt host guests. Families travel for holidays and local residents recover from a stroke with improving health signals.
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Lissie
Mes
Helen Smith
Edward Tichner
Anahum
Pharsdas
Mra Arnltos
Shirky
Harele Miler
Kriday Mier
Diebh Alt
Windie
John
Bisieg
Mire
Merle Hier
Uiom
Wharton
Eairs
Clyde Mandel
Sutchlay
Rotstown
H. Gist
Mr. Gist
Slyce Fe
Alay
Anne Lee Swearinger
Unreadable 19th Century Social Notes From Dalton City
Fragments detail visits and family gatherings among residents and relatives. Mentions include Mrs Willis Comer of Einumont visiting with Bertha Santh and others, plus several households hosting events and callers from nearby towns.
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Albert Dutcher
Upior
Walter Critter
Eng Sons of
Dalton
Bertha Smith
Chis Doramnntty
Willis Comer
Einumont
Atrs
Bertha Santh
M. Hi
Taenaowsy
Lillian
Birtaint
Merial
Samily
Hus Reayjan
Behwenhoec
du Conrad Hermay Fenny
Din
Kuesilay
Guy Eres
Victor Richte
Rudolph Illonan
Hewrin
Bys
Briggs
Yorks
Mia Cass
Couseau
Key Home
Uesday
Vera Max Sunrenias
Modni Divs and Local Names Highlight Weekend Events
A garbled social notes item lists Modni Divs in Texas and mentions Mrs. Carris Gearee, Mrant kfrs TL BL Hijsister of Houxton, and Baas Wherm 49, with a Pullman incident involving Vikesworky. It notes surgeries at Warm Springs Georgia for Jake Jokurson and Johnsons, plus wishes for Rin’s health and luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modni Divs
Morman-Hiprsted
Texas Cry Agent
Carris Gearee
Hijsister
Houxton
T Hen
Jake Jokurson
Harcy
Jolngon
Hsien
Terry
Johnson
Warm Springs
Georgia
Jiphnisary
Ant
Jdodnhor
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Lad Janda
His
Firemen’s Park
Sealy
Bill Cornelaas
John Baca
Estlinbaum Bros
Eagle Lake
Ren Arrow
Seiberting
Cooper
Jones Motor Company
Dodge and Plymouth
Sales & Service
Eagle Lake, Texas
Dyop
Spalinger Implement CO
Fagle Lake
A & Pay
Tanie
Eagle Lake Furniture Go
Eagle Lane
Sher
West
Universal Supply
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