Texas Historian Inquiries Answered by Will H Mayes
A Texas history column answers readers questions on Moses Austin, the provisional government, Turtle Bayou resolutions, and Texas colleges. The piece notes Will H Mayes of Austin handles inquiries and promotes a Texas history project book, Texas Under Six Flags, priced at 25 cents.
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Texas
Mayes
Austin
John D. Bradburn
W. B. Travis
Patrick Jack
Bradburn
Turtle Bayou
Mexico
Santa Anna
Bustamante
Liano Estecado
Canadian River
Colorado
Coronado
Fairview
Yoakum
Wilson County
San Antonio
Oakville
San Antonio and Tilden
R. W
Killeen
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Huntsville
E. E
Des Moines
Iowa
Texas Capitol
Will H. Mayes
Salado Street
Shelterbelts Protect Cotton From Wind Loss in Oklahoma
U SDA Forest Service official J H Stoeckler says shelterbelts of trees can cut 20 to 30 percent potential cotton loss in western Oklahoma by reducing seed blow and early frost damage. Shelterbelts let crops seed earlier with less reseeding. belts aged 10 to 15 years provide protection at key growth stages.
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Oklahoma
J. H. Stoeckler
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Mr. Stoeckier
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Moses Austin
F. C
Caldwell
Missouri
Martinez
San
Antonio
Tex
Baron de Bastrop
Louisiana
Monterrey
Billy Rose
Fort Worth
A. G
Houston
A. L
Honey Grove
San Felipe
Washington-on-the-Brazos
Buffalo Bill
Dallas
Columbia
Stephen F. Austin
S. G
Mississippi
Ohio River Valleys
Groesbeck
Davis Mountain
Cleveland
Ohio
Littlefield
Hamayes
Fredericksburg
Federal Savings & Loan Association
Fred Mathisen
Llano Drug Company
Borhood
Our Ser
County Clerk’s Quarterly Report
Vald Jury Fund
Road and Bridge
Road and Bridge Fund
General Fund
Said Street
Bridge
Llano
J. A. Mayes
Llano County
J. A. Harrell
Laura Fraser
Harrell
Southern Pacific Round House
United States
Washington
Weington
Davenport
Harry Winkel