Texas voters to decide on UT tax payment of oil lands
At the November 4, 1930 general election, voters will consider Senate Joint Resolution No. 7 from the Forty first Legislature. The measure would amend the constitution to tax University of Texas oil lands in seventeen western counties for county purposes, with state remittance equal to the land tax. The article urges approval as just for western counties.
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Senate
University of Texas
State of Texas
State Automatic Tax Board
Lifesaving artificial respiration taught by Red Cross
The article outlines the prone pressure method for artificial respiration as taught by the American Red Cross and health authorities. It lists step by step procedures to revive drowning victims and gas asphyxia cases and notes continued aid until breathing returns or a physician arrives.
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American Red Cross
United States Public Health Service
Gulf & West Texas Railroad Proposed Linking San Antonio and San Angelo
A Texas plan proposes the Gulf and West Texas Railroad to connect San Antonio with San Angelo, Brady, Mason, Fredericksburg, and Corpus Christi. The Interstate Commerce Commission approves a five year traffic projection of about 112 765 cars total and potential annual revenue around 2 259 000 dollars. Net income after expenses is estimated near 482 400 dollars yearly with a preferred stock offer paying 7 8 10 percent under certain conditions. The project hinges on substantial local subscription and potential takeover by a major railroad system.
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Texas
San Angelo
San Antonio
Here
Staet
Gulf & West Texas Railroad Company
Brady
Mason
Fredericksburg
Corpus Christi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Menard
Eldorado
Sonora
San Aneglo
Gulf & West Texas Railroad
Resuscitation Guidelines for Emergency Care
The text details steps for treating severely injured patients including warming the patient, giving aromatic spirits of ammonia, and administering artificial respiration. It emphasizes performing resuscitation at the injury site, delaying movement until breathing is natural, continuing respiration if it temporarily resumes, and shifting operators without breaking rhythm.
Cotton price slump hits Bombay market
The piece notes a disastrous fall in Bombay cotton prices after price restrictions were lifted. It warns of expected cotton merchant failures and quotes a Wall Street saying about constructive forces being in the saddle, though the horse remains absent.
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Bombay
Wall Street
Allan Hoover Seeks Hands On Start At American Radiator
Allan Hoover son of the President has bought union overalls and taken a job at a New Jersey American Radiator plant to learn manufacturing from the bottom. He aims to be office boy with Clarence Woolley and absorb business observations firsthand. The Prince of Wales ordered a luxurious enclosed cabin airplane as a birthday gift, setting an example in flying.
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Allan Hoover
New Jersey
American
Clarence Woolley
Prince of Wales
Road tax plan sways voters in Hill Country counties
The piece argues for shifting tax burden to road use rather than land, proposing two million dollars in relief for Gillespie, Blanco, and Kerr by cancelling land taxes and funding highways from state and national road revenues. Kendall and Llano would avoid bond taxes if they reject bonds. The plan targets residents and travelers alike and praises Mr. Sterling for courage.
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Gillespie
Blanco
Kerr
Kendall, Llano
Texas
Sterling
Cull Loafer Hen Early In Season
Poultry extension specialists at Ohio State University illustrate why culling loafers pays. Using a Leghorn hen, June value at 28 cents per pound totals $1.12, October value drops to 19 cents per pound or 76 cents, a 36 cent depreciation. Feed costs over four months add 60 to 70 cents, making early culling financially prudent.
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Ohio State University
University
Paul Zumbro
Gulf & West Texas Railroad Value to Purchaser
The Gulf and West Texas Railroad will be of some direct value to the purchaser.
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Gulf & West Texas Railroad
More Livestock Needed On Farms In North Carolina
A. C. Kimrey, dairy extension specialist, urges North Carolina farmers to raise more cattle, dairy cows, poultry and hogs to meet rising demand and avoid low farm income. He says urban markets reach farms and emphasize livestock products, advocating balanced live stock, pasture and feed crops for higher output and stable living standards.
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A. C. Kimrey
North Carolina State College
Mr. Kimrey
Kimrey
North Carolina
Bulletin on Docking and Castrating Lambs
Farmers raising lambs for sale are urged to use USDA Bulletin 1134 F on castrating and docking lambs. The guide explains how docked and castrated ram lambs fetch higher prices due to uniform, attractive appearance and notes undocked lambs lose $2 to $5 per 100 pounds. It covers safe procedures and illustrations for farm flocks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
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