State to expand stop rules for school buses in Texas
A new state law effective August 40 tightens Texas motorists must stop in both directions on undivided roadways when school buses flash signals. The change, approved by the Legislature, extends protections to rural areas and odd exceptions include divided highways and buses loading at controlled access areas. The highway department also backs expanded multiple use of highway rights of way near parks and recreation zones.
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Texas
Waser Hy Sper
Texas Department of Paibile
Sind
Niles
Rafe le
Strick
Inghway Department
Local Notables, Visits and Births Highlight Weekly Log
Prominent farmer terigay of Tagle Lake installed 29 Warshipful itas ter of Kaye Lake Lodge. Mr and Mrs Alvin Drier welcome a daughter as services set for Monday. Jessie Warnken, former aviation ordhaliceman, awarded Navy Air Medal. Mrs Dustin A Smith and Mrs Lange plan trip to San Martes for college course. Miss Madeline Cearnal honors mother on 75th birthday. Clyte Gold to travel to New York for Epadd business. Mrs B L Took of Lissle improving after surgery. Mrs E W Hanly and Edith Hanly visit Ben Hanly in Wyoming.
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Terigay
Fien Farmar
Tagle Lake
Kaye Lake Lodge
Davidson
Claire Kash
T W. Tenll
DB. Swearingen
Anns
Leo Swearingen
Mary Eueubeth Davidson
Paladon
Nira
G. W. Drescher
Berugaria
Alvin Drier
Iny C. Sewell
Sprevalent
Hoveton
la-Lin
Mes
Dinan
Wage Lake
Cal Gertsen
Arlene
Lois Motje Kopecky
Guilade
Swearingen
Irs
Madeline Cenrynl
Angeline Vayrecka
Swett Land
Ed Causey
Austin
Roy Towel and
Towell
Bugle Lake
Jessie A. Warnken
Aviation Ordhaliceman
USN
Exgle
Navy Air Nedal
Aval Disulst Heidgaarkere
Dustin A. Smith
Ti Lb
Lange
San Martes
Southwest State College
Clyte Gold
New York
Epad Department Store
B. L.took
Lissle
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Madeline Cearnal
EW. Hanly
Edith Hanly
Carey Hanly
Ben Hanly
Gasper
Wyoming
Noon Lions Plan Street Carnival on October Second
The Engle Lee Noon Lions Club has begun plans for a street carnival to be held Saturday October 2 at the Eayle Lake Community Center. The event aims to be family friendly with activities for all ages and invites community members to mark the date. Also noted is Mary Michelle Kott of Nada entering Our Lady of Lake Convent to begin studies, accompanied by her parents on August 30.
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Engle Lee
Mary Michelle Kottdni
Daughler
Mra
Howard
Kubena
Nada
Our Lady of Lady of Tit Lake
Lovallatte Plans Extended Florida Visit with Texan Friends
Mrs C W Lovallatte sails for an extended stay in Venus Florida joining Mr and Mrs Ay and other friends from Texas for a leisurely visit and reunion.
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Breich
Prom Florida
C. W. Lovallatte
Venure
Florida
Sid
Texda
Lake Drogu Prescription Service Announcement
A fragmented notice notes a prescription service available at a location described as Hagk near Lake Drogu. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a medical or pharmacy service with percent-related wording. Further text needed for precise entities and dates.
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Cleese
Lake Drogu
District Cooperators Develop Conservation Plan in Bernarda Area
Sidney Frey of Bernarda, with Edwin Orymaila and Willa L Twitty, develops a new conservation plan for his farm near Mantz. Heery Krenek, a district leader near Lane Oak, has cleared 10 acres of brush as part of district efforts.
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Sidney Frey
Bernarda
Bermuda
Edwin Orymaila
Sait
Wille Lb
Twitty
Cooperstar
Willa L. Twiity
Mantz
Heery Krenek
Lane Oak
Garwood groups post schedules for IT Raiders teams
Garwood Telephone Co and Uysiy Hit display large footbelt posters for IT Raiders varsity junior varsity and freshman schedules. Offers contact points at Ervin Stenke or Woody Jones. First National Bank provides plastic coinparses with loan schedules. Robert Gelifith offers football schedule booklets from Strickland Insurance. Texas Press Association notes August 1st agenda.
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Garwood Telephone Co
Uysiy
Garwood
IT Raiders
Vin Stenke
Woody Jones
First National Bank
Robert Gelifith
Strickland Insurance Agency
Fouthwest
French Rice Millers Visit Area L Delegation Tour
The executive vice president of the Rice Council discusses the high quality of recent rice crops with a delegation of French rice millers. The visitors, including several French industry officials, arrived in Brenham and will tour Texas Louisiana and Arkansas to review the industry and meet USDA officials in Washington before returning to France.
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Savond
Righ
Mice Council
Ounell
L. Ss
Department of Agriculture
Marc Hertel
Franco Americiane Et Coloniate S
A. Pantin
Robert Ghomel de Varagnes
Sotrartz/Lustueru
Marseille
Christian Bammart
Mire Millers Association
Paris
Thedistra
George S. Frentzen
Aumin
Coseimex 3
Strasbourg
Mort-du-Rhio
Mauston
Will
Texas
Lousiana
Arkansas
Usda Atl
U. 5
Conduers
France
Future Of Beef Cattle Promise In Changing Australian Rangelands
A study notes cattle adapt to dry and semi arid environments, with cattle in Spur and similar regions showing potential for management and nutrition in evolving farm systems. As land shifts from extensive to intensive use, higher production pressures may drive tax, investment, and land use changes across cattle ranches in the High Plains.
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Colorado County
Australia
Spur
Teyas
Ime
Sid Ather
Ryeery Day
Atte
High Plains
Northwest land and rolling trains areas noted
A fragment notes land areas in the Northwest and rolling trains regions. Details are sparse, with limited readable context about locations or events.
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Lenas
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