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A broad survey of Texas economic activity highlights major public works and private investments. The piece lists road projects, rail expansions, chemical plants, power plants, hospital and courthouse construction, post office builds, sewer and seawall improvements, and street paving across cities from Big Spring to Port Arthur, El Paso to Trinity. It emphasizes that despite “hard times,” numerous projects show the state is advancing with substantial public and private capital. The report notes specific sums and localities, including Fort Worth, Port Worth, Corsicana, Houston, Tyler, Victoria, Sherman, Corpus Christi, and Dallas-area sites, with multiple companies and institutions named.
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Texas Daily ‘Power
Port Worth
Fort Worth
Denver
Way
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Iite
Rio Grande
Presidio
Texas Tinallilum Chemical Company
el Paso
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Corsicana
Huntsville
Elkhart
Grapeland
Crockett
Groveton
Trinity
Texas Electric Steel Company
Houston
University of Texas
Taylor County
Tyler
Victoria
Palestine
Sherman
Nueces County
Corpus Christi
Travis County
Texas
Frouston
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Plainview
Coleman
Port Arthur
Jefferson County
Beaumont
Feso
Galveston County
Denison
Hughes Tool Company
Mid
Texas towns boost growth amid varied projects and weathered woes
Grapeland spends 45000 on waterworks Brownsville builds 150000 filtration plant Livingston paves 22 blocks downtown Mount Pleasant to lay fifty blocks Perryton reports 150 new residences Eagle Pass irrigation project targets 90000 acres Bastrop and San Benito telephone exchanges rebuilt Uvalde Leader-News gains new subscriptions while Alice reports record Saturday business Delicias apples marketed at 3000 a box Dilley ships 100+ cars of feedstuff Yoakum plans 150000 cannery Parker County ships 1000+ cars watermelons Prosperity note Farmer profits from home canning compares to cotton crop Klwains Club aids Home Demonstration County historian Hunter recalls Bandera early days Profitable pullets reach 526.70 from 370 hens Uvalde Leader-News thanks officials for printing tax receipts Rice field visit and influenza note Local social updates include Mrs G M George illness Henderson farmer profits over cotton and travels of J Nathan and Meyer Nathan party to Houston
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Grapeland
Brownsville
Livingston
Texas
Mount Pleasant
Perryton
Eagle Pass
Bastrop
San Benito
Uvalde Leader-News
Alice
Fort Davis
Dilley
Bandera Celebrates Fifth Anniversary of Settlers
Bandera marked its fifth anniversary with nine original settlers in attendance and more than 200 residents who have lived in the town since its founding.
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Bandera
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Moor
Liscerr
Mizes Toarcoo Co
Biles Lithe
Mae Heyden
San Marcos
To State Teachers’ College
B. H. Settle
Bruce McCarty
Mr. Settle
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Davis Service
Saating
Dash
S.S.S
Yoakum
Parker County
Anderson County
Nancheon Club
Klwains Club
Wellington
Hunter
The
New Era
Pioneer Progress
Henderson
Leader-News
Lela Jenkins
George
Frank Stephens Company
Mesdames J. Nathan and
Meyer D. Nathan and Son
Louis Nathan
Scott
Bloomfield
Cadillac
Ford
Eaglelake Lumberco
Max Conner