Baby born to Governor Moody at mansion in Texas
Dan Moody Jr the Texas governor's first child since 1849 was born at 8 10 pm Sunday at St David's hospital by Caesarean section to Gov and Mrs Dan Moody. The newborn weighs 8 pounds 2 ounces and shows a tinge of red hair.
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Dan Moody, Jr
Texas White House
Dan Moody
Texas
Roger William Houston
Sam Houston
Ireland
Carpenter
Moody
Dan, Jr
Dan III
Ranchmen Seek State Aid to Study Blowfly Eradication
Thirty West Texas ranchmen met in Sonora to press the Texas Legislature for an appropriation to study blowfly control. They want data on bait and trapping, plus a bill requiring labeling of insecticides and standardized content to cut livestock disease costs. Roy E. Aldwell urged swift action on the measure.
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Hudspeth
Washington
National Capital
Sonora
G. W. Stephenson
Sutton
O. G. Babcock
Ranch
Edwards County
Retary
Legislative Committee
Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
House
State Department
Roy. E. Aldwell
Infuenza Epidemic Advice Warns on Cold Season Spread
The excerpt describes influenza as an acute contagious illness with fever that spreads quickly in winter. It urges conserving energy, resting, and sleeping more, regulating diet with vegetables and milk, keeping feet dry and warm, washing hands, avoiding touching the mouth, and staying away from crowded poorly ventilated places during an epidemic.
Hunter Couple Celebrates Silver Anniversary at Christmas
The Bandera New Era notes Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin Hunter marking twenty five years of marriage. Family members and several couples gathered for Christmas dinner hosted by the couple with eleven at the table and gifts from children. Relatives listed include Warren Hunter of Harper Ray Hay of the ranch Marvin Hunter Jr. and infant London and Leslie Short of the ranch.
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New Era
J. Marvin Hunter
Dad
Mother
Bandera
Warren Hunter
Harper
Ray Hay
Ranch
Marvin Hunter, Jr
Infant
London
Leslie Short
Secretary Jardine Seeks 1 378 700 for Range Pest Control
In Washington on January 3 Secretary Jardine asked Congress to approve 1 378 700 for a 10 year program to control predatory animals, said to cause 30 million dollars annual losses to U S agriculture. Coyotes wolves mountain lions bobcats bears and rodents named as culprits. The coyote described as a rabies carrier.
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Washington, D. C
Jardine
Congress
United States
Storm toll rises across six South Texas counties
A severe Friday storm in Goliad and surrounding counties caused extensive damage and at least one fatality risk. A man, C. C. Spangle, 30, disappeared after a bridge washout on his route near Goliad. Victoria reported a woman paralyzed briefly by lightning. Heavy rainfall, hail, washed-out bridges, flooded basements, and livestock losses followed amid high waters and disrupted train and road networks.
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Texas
United States Weather Bureau
Sat
T. C. Miracle
Southern Pacific Railway
Victoria
C. C. Spangle
Goliad
Goliad County
Perdido Creek
Ganized
Southern Pacific
Port Lavaca
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Schnelle’s Hall
Monte Collegians
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Edg. H. Tatsch
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Star Brand
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Sinton
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Poesta Creek
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