Abattoir idea aims to supply local meats in Texas towns
Fragments describe Paris, Texas meat markets and an abattoir concept. The piece extols a public slaughterhouse with on site cooling and storage, urging towns to build local plants so ranchers sell directly to nearby butchers, keeping money local and boosting meat supply. It mentions Paris markets serving 18,000 people, and references figures on cattle and hog throughput. It also notes national political chatter and sobriety debates in a Southwest context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McUursuangs
Paris
el Paso
Abilene
Editorial notes on licensing doctors and drivers
A newspaper note argues for a bill restricting use of titles like Doctor and Physician to qualified practitioners to protect the public from frauds. It cites Texan conditions, medical standards, and the dangers of alcohol affecting driving, urging practical, accessible regulation rather than intellectual hurdles.
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Texas
America
The Stockman and the Abattoir.
A reflective piece on agriculture markets, stock marketing, and the meat industry. It critiques press focus on crop prices while neglecting marketing end of the supply chain. The author warns of future shortages and calls for action to improve distribution and transportation to keep meat prices fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aamaty
Texas
Sincere thanks for support during illness and death
Expressions of gratitude to neighbors and friends for service during illness and death of Mrs. Dorothea Herbert a beloved mother grandmother and sister. Special thanks to Dr Vy Keidel and Revs Konzack Flachmeier for condolences and to all who sent floral offerings.
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Dorothea Herbert
Vy. Keidel
Konzack
Flachmeier
Appeals Filed In Murder Case Of Southwestern inspectors
Austin April 24 two men from Gaines County Tom Ross and Milt i Good charged by indictment with the murder of M L Roberson and W D Allison inspectors for the Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association in Seminole hotel April 1 were denied bail and appealed their judgment the cases sent down for submission on argument. Henrietta April 24 hail and wind storm caused $200000 damages disturbing buildings and streets with egg sized hail at 50 miles per hour. several structures including St Elmo Hotel nearly demolished. many residents seeking Wichita Falls 200 miles away as roads are impassable. King Dry Goods Co Nevill Furniture Co and St Elmo Hotel suffered major losses. Storm from southeast with sudden onset left Hen a town of about 3000 without lights and lanterns used for relief and search while neighbors assessed damage.
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Austin
Texas
Tom Ross
Milti Good
Gaines County
M. L. Roberson
W. D. Allison
Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Seminole
Court of Criminal Appeals
Ross
Henrietta
St. Elmo Hotel
Wichita Falls
Hena
Retta
King Dry Goods Co
Nevill Furniture
Johnson to push blue sky drug bill in Texas
April 24 reports say Representative Johnson, after a conference with Governor Neff, will introduce a bill on a "blue sky" plan. Johnson prepared the measure and expects to seek passage before week’s end. Governor hinted support during session. Austin, Texas, notes indicate Senate committee probing tax inequities.
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Neff
Representa_ Johnson
Johnson
Austin
Texas
Tex- Austin
Senate Committee
Commencement Fashions Ad by Schroeder Bros
Young men urged to choose Curlee suits for the great occasion. Schroeder Bros promotes Curlee brand as best value for the money, highlighting suit quality and affordability ahead of commencement ceremonies.
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Schroeder Bros
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