Cotton crop improvement amid town growth push
The article notes better cotton prospects than in four seasons and urges business leaders to back the local paper to support town growth. Antone Janek recovers from sun stroke after treatment. a Stone cornerstone ceremony drew thousands with speeches in three languages at the Sam and Will Moore Institute. A barbeque at the park sold eighty one kegs of beer after a meal of twenty one beef cattle. A colored philosopher recalls price changes in the race, while Sir Jacob Kure injures his leg in a scuffle with Mr. Biehunke, delaying recovery.
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Moulton
Irs
Antone Janek
di Cox
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Jacob Kure
Restoration Jobs Listed for Texas Wildlife Projects
The Texas Game and Fish Commission outlines twenty four wildlife restoration projects with a total budget of 698000 dollars for the year. The largest project is Sheldon Reservoir Management Area Development near Houston at 147400 dollars. Other major items include Engeling Wildlife Management Area in Anderson County Kerr Wildlife in Kerr County 50000 dollars each. Western Black Gap in Brewster County 38000 dollars and Eastern Wildlife Development covering Angelina Polk Tyler Sabine areas 24000 and 28000 for Panhandle Survey. Big Horn Sheep development in Black Gap 32000 dollars with brood stock transport from Arizona.
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Austin
Aug
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Sheldon Reservoir
Houston
Engeling Wildlife
Anderson County
Kerr Wildlife Management
Kerr County
Black Gap
Brewster
Big Bend National Park
Angelina
Polk
Tyler
Sabine Areas
Panhandle
Big Horn
Arizona
Voters Turn Out Record Vote in Moulton Listing 546 Ballots
On Saturday August 1 1924 Moulton recorded the heaviest vote in its history with 546 ballots cast. Ma Ferguson ran for governor. Rev J Holm of Sagerton to succeed Rev Hannemann at the Lutheran Church. F L Neskorik of Angie died at 72. Henry Krause built a concrete walk across West Ist St linking to the Menefee property.
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Moulton
Ma” Ferguson
J. Holm
Sagerton
FE. Hannemann
Lutheran Church
F. L. Neskorik
Fngie
Henry Krause
West Ist St
H A. Menefee
Hunting License Exemptions Told in State Notice
The Austin license clerk of the Game and Fish Commission says just under one million hunting and fishing licenses will be issued for the year beginning September 1. First consignments go to about 1700 county deputies later this month for local issuance. Resident hunting licenses cost 2.15 dollars and cover all game. resident fishing licenses 1.65 dollars for routine fishing. Exemptions apply to under 17s and certain in-county hunters, with no charge for some cases. Nonresident licenses include five day migratory bird permits at 5 dollars and standard hunting or fishing licenses at higher rates. The article also covers a family visit to Roaseoe with local members.
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Austin
Game and Fish Commission
Glamorous Gingham Dominates Summer Swimwear
The piece highlights Rose Marie Reid’s embroidered gingham soft bloomer swimsuit with a matching patio skirt. It notes gingham as a season favorite per the National Cotton Council, reflecting designer trends for summer beachwear.
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Rose Marie Reid
National Cotton Council
Negro vote shapes runoff in Texas governor race
Panhandle Herald notes African American voters bolstered Ralph Yarborough in the runoff against Governor Allan Shivers. While some Yarborough backers favor school segregation, others weigh other issues. Amarillo Carver school box tallies 174 for Yarborough and 11 for Shivers as outreach continues.
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the Panhandle Herald
Ralph Yarborough
Allan Shivers
Yarborough
Carver
Amarillo
Gov
Forgotten Farmers Fight for Attention as Media Spreads Story
The passage notes widespread radio and TV coverage of a farmers issue, marking a first in Texas and the South. It laments inaction, arguing that 25 percent bank or store closures or worker losses would trigger response, while farmers remain ignored and safety rules vanish without police presence.
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Texas
South
Traffic Signs Highlight Driver Habits in Texas Safety Effort
Col. E B Tilley of Houston heads the Texas Safety Association urging drivers to heed traffic signs and signals. He warns neglect costs, citing 195% toll of 38,306 fatalities, surpassing Korea War costs. The note touches Yarborough Shivers race, tidelands, and school funding.
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Col
E. B. Tilley
Houston
The
Texas Safety Association
Shivers Promises and Red Rhetoric Stir Texas Voters
The piece notes Shivers aligned with Stevenson and Fisenhower for tidewater promises, Yarborough's pledges to veterans and the aged, and warns that big promises from any candidate threaten voters' pockets while labeling the Reds as equally grand in promises.
Rotary Hoeing Done At 18 Miles per Hour
Texas A&M agronomist H. E. Rea tested a two row trailer type rotary hoe at 18 miles per hour in the Brazos River Valley laboratory on one week old cotton. The machine hoed 6 to 8 acres per hour with over 95 percent of plants undamaged. Heavy rains slowed field work but speed increased available operating time by 166 percent over sweep cultivation.
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College Station
H. E. Rea
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Brazos River Valley
Sow-30 Feed Promises Healthier Pigs Before Farrowing
An advertisement highlights Nutrena Sow-30 to boost piglets from birth. It emphasizes feeding sows during pregnancy to improve pig growth before farrowing and invites readers to consult for advice and purchase.
Lions Party Thanks Readers and Helpers
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to everyone who supported the Lions Party including the ladies for baked goods and kitchen help and thanks the public for attending. Also notes the birth of twin girls to Jimmie Janak of Victoria on August 4 with weights 5lb 1oz and 5lb 7.5oz, naming Karen Ann and Sharon Ann.
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Lions Party
The
Moulton Lions Club
Jimmie Janak
Victoria
Karen Ann
Sharon Ann
Agricultural Information Office Progress Report 1691
The Agricultural Information Office in College Station Texas asks readers to request Progress Report 1691. The notice notes the public access or distribution of the report and urges inquiry through official channels.
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the Agricultural Information Office
College Station
Texas
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