Texas and Texans by Will H. Mayes
The author argues Texas is vast and unknowable in parts, urging newspapers to educate Texans about the state’s full resources beyond cotton and oil. He stresses regionalism's risks, praises district and community meetings, highlights San Marcos cotton mill completion needs, and urges diversified farming, poultry growth in Big Bend, hog financing in Navarro County, and the value of community clubs and tree planting across towns.
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Texas Dominates World Sulphur and State Resources
KNOW TEXAS notes that seventy percent of the world’s sulphur comes from Texas. The state tops several crops and commodities including cotton, livestock, wool, mohair, and rice. It houses over 20,000 oil wells across 75 counties generating over half a million barrels daily, and its natural gas fields hold a potential capacity of 38 billion cubic feet with 154 million cubic feet used each day.
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