Local residents visit from Rosenberg and Richmond
Miss Grace S of Hallertsville hosted a social week as Carl Calloway Ford dealer from Rosenberg visited Eagle Lake. Catherine Harlan and Miss Kate Rogers attended a school event at Matthews while Roluné Jackson and Joe Orsenaly of Richmond were in town. Mrs Riggs F ing urged non subscribers to renew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Calloway
Rosenberg
Carl
Eagle Lake
Catherine Harlan
Matthews
Kate Rogers
Iance
Roluné Jackson
Joe Orsenaly Iin
Richmond
Texas Population Boom Seen From Northerners and Northeastern States
Texas faces its largest population rise in history driven by a shift from the Old South and foreign-born groups toward Northern and Northeastern migration. Industrial growth, expanding mineral and agricultural sectors, and a developing highway system spur new residents from states like Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, and beyond, with Dallas trade groups signaling urban migration ahead.
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Texas
Ign
Mexi- Germany
Mexico
Anél
aIn
Bentire
South Atlantic Seaboard
Tennessee
Alabama
Old South
Carolinas
Georgia
United States
America
Mississippi
Ohio
Atlantic
Chicago
Boston
Mid-Continent
Plains
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Rio Grande Valley
Coastal
East
Industrial Dallas, Inc
Dallas News
Profit From Cows Despite Low Prices in Texas Farms
Farmers adapt to depressed market by cutting costs and maintaining small profits from dairy herds. Bastrop County demonstrators report monthly gains from ten cows, while others note cows funding farm improvements and land rebuilding. In Fisher and DeWitt counties, pasture and herd efficiency push per-pound butterfat costs down, with Jerseys earning notable monthly profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Sudan
M. W. Franklin Coryell
Fisher County
DeWitt County
O. CG. Fitzhenry
de‘ | Witt
Fifty Greatest Texas Contributors Named by Wharton
The Fort Worth Star Telegram lists fifty Texans who contributed most to the state, led by Clarence Wharton of Houston. The feature names founders, governors, lawmakers, and notable Texans, with Wharton praising Reagan as “the greatest character in Texas history.” Also mentions Wharton’s library, a forthcoming Texas history textbook, and readers invited to subscribe to Headlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Clarence Wharton
Houston
Wharton
Texas
Moses Austin
Stephen F. Austin
John A. Wharton
William H. Wharton
Sam Houston
David G. Burnet
T. Archer
Alonzo de Zavalla
Henry Smith
Mirabeau B. Lamar
Anson Jones
Rufus Burleson
BR. L. B Baylor
Edward Burleson
Ashbel Smith
Gail Borden
J. Pinckney Henderson
Peter Hansborough Bell
E. M. Pease
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Grace Sopp
Hallerts-ville
Reed
Veep
Frank Stephens
Redghain
Amer
Dairy Nation
Tue First National Bank
MAZDA
Prtes
Hepes
Babes
James Stephen Hogs
Charles A. Culberson
S. W. T. Lanham
Joseph D. Sayers
Joseph Weldon Batley
Sam Bell Maxey
H. M. Garwood
Henderson Yocum
E. L. Doheny
W. M. Rice
David B. Culberson
Roger Q. Mills
A. W. Terrell
R. S. Neighoors
Thomas L. Nugent
Wash Jones
J. C. Kennedy
Dallas
W. A. Neal
Hallettsville
Kennedy
Nina York
Sam P. Damon
City
Eagle Lake, Texas
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