Production Credit Loans Rise Across Texas in 1935 Half-Year
Virgil P. Lee told Waco delegates that most Texas production credit associations show higher loan totals at mid 1935 than all of 1934, with several doubling volume. Epperson reported five area associations attended, as the meeting aimed to acquaint secretary treasurers and directors with Production Credit system operations and challenges.
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Texas
Virgil P. Lee
Production Credit Corporation of Houtson
Waco
Epperson
Ligne
San Saba Production Credit Association
Mr. Epperson
San Saba
Burnet Names Johnson Postmaster for Four Years
Burnet selects Ross H. Johnson as postmaster for four years and names Vernon Greer as assistant. Johnson, a Burnet County native, World War veteran and former newspaper editor, returns to office duties after earlier local media work. Greer, also a veteran, previously farmed and served as Burnet County tax assessor before the post merges with county tax collector. The retiring postmaster Mrs. W. P. Gibbs held the role for twelve years.
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Burnet
Ross H. Johnson
Vernon Greer
Johnson
Burnet County
R. E B. Johnson
France
Bulletin
Lometa Reporter
W. P. Gibbs
Burnet Bulletin
Berg Receives U S Naval Academy Appointment
Winifred E. Berg son of Willie Berg received notification of his appointment to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis Md and enrolled as a midshipman on July 2 Congressman Charles L South secured the bid Berg a Fredicksburg High School graduate attended Texas A and M College noting his strong academic record He is believed to be the first Gillespie county native to reach Annapolis, with Fredericksburg High graduate Roland Stieler of Comfort already counted among 1934 academy graduates.
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Fredericksburg
Winifred E. Berg
Willie Berg
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Young Berg
Charles L. South
Winifred
Fredericksburg High School
Texas A. & M. College
Berg
Gillespie County
Roland Stieler
Comfort
Dorouth Cattle Exodus Reflects Severe Spring Drought
An exodus of cattle during the Great Plains drought doubled from the previous year. In April and May, 66,000 head were shipped through Kansas City for summer pasture, routing from Texas Panhandle, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, and western Kansas. Railroads handled another 25,000, totaling about 91,000 head, most moving east of the Missouri River.
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Dorouth
Great Plains
Kansas City
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri River
Notice to creditors of the late John Goodman
All parties owing or having obligations against the estate of the late John Goodman are requested to see the undersigned at once. 30 31 c. Mrs. John Goodman.
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John Goodman
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Undertaker
Llano, Texas
Llano
Llano County
Harrison Motor Co
H. T. Harrison
Electrolux
Lone Star Gas Company
Geo. M. Watkins
Roge Johnson
Moore Bank
San Antonio Express
San Antonio Evening News
Austin Statesman
San Angelo
FT. Worth
Star Telegram
Houston Chronicle
San Antonio
Crete
S. E. Chesnut Insurance Agency
Moore State Bank
Liano
State of Texas
Liano News
U. S&s
Banking House
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Taabiliti Capital
J. F. Cage
T. J. Moore
A. D
Berly Nan Ray
the Corner
Bob and
Fuzzy” Walker, Mgrs
Hamburger
Hi-Way Cafe
Louis Kuyeendall
Ill Scott
Rockwell Bros. & Co
B, Lange
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