New Court Bill in Controversy in Austin Texas
Eastland's proposed civil court of appeals stalled as legislature remains split over funding. House amendments delay establishment until courtroom, library, and lighting costs are secured. Contested measures include county farm demonstration agents pay hike and foreign corporate franchise tax.
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Tex
Eastland
Civil Court of Appeals
House
Senate
Istland
Hardin
Erath
Moore
Cooke
Neers
Miller
Price
Fairchild
Prica
Bowie County
Emergency fund for tick eradication approved in Texas
Austin authorities report a $150000 emergency appropriation to start tick eradication on April 1, extending to September 1 when funds are provided in the departmental bill. Dayton Moses of the Cattle Raisers Association warns abandonment of rules would undo years of progress. Inspectors will cover the quarantine region in South and East Texas to certify cattle as tick free and dipped as required. The state will cover eradication costs in counties between the free zone and quarantine area where dipping wanes.
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Austin
Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Dayton Moses
Cattle Raisers Association
Texas
Free” Territory
County awards highway contract to Vann for 48931.62
Hebbrowville Texas county commissioners awarded the Jim Hoge County highway contract to W. W. Vann of Falfurwins for 48931.62 after nine bids. The 10.2 mile road will be caliche base with a 22 foot wide roadbed and 20 inches of caliche, topped by the state with Uvalde stock asphalt, linking the Laredo Corpus Christi highway.
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Hebbrowville
Tex
Jim Hoge County
County Commissioners Court
W. W. Vann
Falfurwins
State Highway Commission
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Making Twenty Barrels Rockdale Oil Well
Rockdale Texas Bartlett No 2 Coulter well near city limits impresses judges as one of the field best. It gushed over the crown block several times and then settled into a steady production of twenty barrels or more.
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Rockdale
Tex
Railroad Deal Approved by San Antonio Chamber
A San Antonio Chamber of Commerce board approved the Santa Fe Railroad plan to buy the San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad and extend lines toward San Angelo and Brownsville. The proposal envisions a route from San Angelo or Brady through Fredericksburg to link with the S A U and G Railroad in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad
San Angelo
Brownsville
Brady
Fredericksburg
One Kind of Cotton in California Bill Edge
California Cotton Growers Association endorses a plan to confine state cotton production to a single variety. A committee was delegated to draft a bill to present to the ongoing state legislature, with completion expected within a week.
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Los Angeles
California
California Cotton Growers' Association
Banks to Get Surplus I Austin Texas Centennial Plan
The Texas Centennial Committee urges nationwide education to unite Texans under a shared Texas identity. A movement to know all of Texas aims to boost development in agriculture industry and manufacturing across the state.
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Texas
Millon
House Passes Highway Bill In Texas Controversy
The Texas House approved the Price highway bill, settling whether state control over highways will allow federal aid participation. The measure sets state led contracts via the highway department, aims to resolve Limestone County suit objections, and ties to a $4.56 million annual federal aid. The bill expires provisions November 1 1926. The house also approved the departmental budget free conference report with items for automobile license plates and limits on prison system authority.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Limestone County
Highway Department
House
Free Conference
Big Eagles Have Nest in Texas Pines
Beaumont reports the discovery of a large nesting eagle pair on the J. Burrell Ranch south of town. Deputy game warden George Tevis had observed the birds near Lovell's Lake transporting ducks and cranes to feed their young. The nest is in a tall pine tree, with a wingspread estimate of six to eight feet, following a prior eight hundred year nesting in the same tree.
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Beaumont
Tex
J. Burrell Ranch
Here
George Tevis
Lovell's Lake
McLennan Road Law Approved Increases Commissioner Pay
Governor Ferguson has approved the McLennan road law increasing county commissioners pay by 50 dollars a month and granting broader authority in opening roads and related administration. The measure follows a model from Tarrant County, noted by James P. Alexander, the recently retired county judge.
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Waco
Tex
Ferguson
Tarrant County
James P. Alexander
U. S. Map Project Promises Rapid Completion
James Hartness leader of the American Engineering Council said Congress will expedite the Temple bill signing by President Coolidge, enabling the government to finish the nation’s largest map. The project costs about 50 million dollars and comprises 6000 sheets spanning over an acre of ground.
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U. S
James Hartness
American Engineering Council
Coolidge
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