Hundredth Meridian Dispute and Texas Lore Highlights
Readers learn about the Hundredth Meridian boundary dispute from the Texas Memorial Museum exhibit, its origins in the 1819 treaty, and a 1930 Supreme Court ruling assigning land to Texas with a later purchase option for Oklahoma claimants. The column also shares quick trivia on Texas wildlife, school librarian requirements, Yates field history, Donley county naming, wild game conservation, and vocational agriculture presence amid cautions for hunter safety.
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Texas
Oklahoma
United State
Spain
France
America
Mexico
United States Supreme Court
Big Walnut Creek
Yates
Pecos County
Donley County
D. E. Boliver
The
Hedley Informer
Stockston P. Donley
Hedley
Rowe
Alfred Rowe
Texas NYA Lowers Youth Age Limit to 16 Years
Unemployed Texas youths age 16 or older, out of school and in need, become eligible for National Youth Administration project work. NYA administrator J. C. Kellam announced the minimum age for NYA projects drops from 17 to 16, affecting about 127,000 Texas boys and girls.
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Texas
NYA
Austin
National Youth Administration
J. C. Kellam
NYA in Texas to Employ 15000 Youth at Once
Kellam notes available funds allow the National Youth Administration in Texas to provide employment for 15 000 youths at any one time. As participants leave NYA projects for private industry or military service, other eligible Texas youths will replace them.
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NYA
Kellam
National Youth Administration
Texas
Kellman
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Dale Underwood
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Texas Memorial Museum
Bruhl’s
Maail
Beppinen
A. D. Deats Package Store
Cyuletide
Mrs. L. T. Schrank
Leader Store
J. Saltzman
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G. B. Decker
Best
Mattie
Jake
Jack’s
MR. and
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Jack Sweeney
Dude Thorp
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