Texas clays to be used in making table china
University of Texas chemist F. K. Pence announced that Texas china has already proven successful and could launch a new home grown industry. Local clays from East and West Texas, with central state feldspar and silica, would supply raw materials for in state chinaware and other uses.
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Texas
Austin
University of Texas
F. K. Pence
University
Pence
East Texas
Gulf Coast
West Texas
Texas Tuberculosis Association Urges Christmas Seal Gifts
Amid wartime urgency the Texas Tuberculosis Association asks all citizens who received Christmas seals to mail their contributions promptly. Dr Z T Scott says defense needs money and health to sustain manpower, warning against neglecting tuberculosis at home as national defense proceeds. The drive seeks plans for wartime assistance and continued eradication efforts.
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Austin
Texas Tuberculosis Association
Z. T. Scott
Association
Average person used nearly 25 pounds of cotton annually
The data shows a yearly cotton consumption of about 25 pounds per person from 1935 through 1939. This reflects a stable domestic demand during the late New Deal era.
World's Largest REA Network Linked Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
The expansive rural electric association network spans Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa, connecting more than 20,000 farms. It aims to extend power to about 50,000 customers as growth continues.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Health Head Urges Texans to Volunteer for Home Defense
From Austin Texas a Health officer urges immediate civilian defense training for all residents. He outlines three phases first aid training nurses aides and emergency sanitary corps and assigns mayors or county judges as coordinators for every community to begin duties today.
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Austin
Tex
Washington
Geo. W. Cox
Heath
Stevenson
Texas
Pacific
Doctor Cox
San Angelo Attorney Enters 21st District Race
O C Fisher of San Angelo announces bid for Congress in the 21st District. Fisher, 51st District Attorney and former county attorney and 91st District representative, backs Roosevelt Hull foreign policy. Harry Knox of Brownwood had already announced, seeking the seat.
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O. C. Fischer
San Angelo
Harry Knox
Brownwood
State Board of Control
Charles L. South
Coleman
Fisher
Junction
Roosevelt-Hull
Tips for carving birds at Christmas
Poultry specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture offer tips for carving turkey chicken and duck. Set the platter with the bird’s legs toward you or your carving hand. Use bread or apple wedges to steady the bird and cut between body and leg then twist the drumstick to separate joint.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
General Tires and Tubes Featured in Local Ad
Fred ericksburg Drive In Station displays tire and tube offerings. Rubin Crenwelge, proprietor, oversees sales and service in this regional automotive shop.
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Fredericksburg Drive-In Station
Rubin Crenwelge
Local visitors and holiday program planned at Weinheimer's Hall
Pvt Ernc Moldenhauer of Camp Bowie visited here last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Riba and Evelyn Weinheimer of Austin spent the weekend here. Herbert Haas and family spent last Saturday and Sunday at Blanco. Willie Burg and children spent last weekend visiting in San Antonio. Primary teachers and pupils are preparing a Christmas program to be given next Tuesday night at Weinheimer's Hall.
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Ernc Moldenhauer
Camp Bowie
Alfred Riba
Evelyn Weinheimer
Austin
Herbert Haas
Blanco
Willie Burg
San Antonio
Weinheimer
Grain mix for dairy cows on small grain pasture
A recommended mix is 600 pounds ground ear corn and 100 pounds cottonseed meal for grazing dairy cows. Feed a cow three pounds daily for each gallon of milk produced.
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Itz
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Stonewall
City Cafe
Alex R. Frantzen
the Travelers
Hartford
Kelvinator
Sunbeam
City Radio & Electric Co
Alfred Duecker
Wochenblatt
Frederickshirg
Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
Fredericksburg
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