Brady Chamber backs ten thousand dollar infertile egg project
The Brady Chamber of Commerce sponsors a 10 000 chicken farm to prove profits in infertile eggs locally. The plan aims to persuade farmers to ship a carload of eggs daily from Brady, which already trades heavily in turkeys. Weatherford touts cultural growth and music funding debates rise in Texas towns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Brady
Firady
Weatherford
Texas
Austin
Noted Texas figures and infrastructure plans in many counties
Charles Seagraves of Lockhart a Silver Star recipient and justice of the peace. Denton College of Industrial Arts land title and abstract approval. Mineral Wells targets a 1.25 million dollar hotel in Palo Pinto County. Amarillo bids for 1926 Texas American Legion convention. Rio Grande Valley irrigation expansion and SP railroad extension petition. Robison to revalue 500000 acres of public lands west of Pecos. Marble Falls textile mill development. rail system comparisons. Red River bridge funding decision near Burkburnett. State highway aid and contracts surge in Texas. Northwest Texas Press meeting moves to Wichita Falls for 1925. La Salle irrigation district plans 100000 acres near Cotulla. Dallas fire truck incident reveals gas main leak. Palacios marketed as recreation hub with new highway and guard lands. Lanham pushes enforcement and deputization to curb truck bus registration violations.
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Marble Falls
Burnet County
South Plains
Brownsville
Red River
Burkburnett
State Highway Commission
Joe Burkett
Texas Highway Commission
Commission
Northwest Texas Press Association
Mineral Wells
Wichita Falls
Will C. Edwards
Denton
la Salle County
Cotula
Board of Water Engineers
Andrew Rollins
Dallas
John W. Gaines
San Antonio
Nueces
Cotulla
Short Corn Crop Pulls Down Dallas District Outlook
The Dallas district monthly business condition report cites the shortest corn crop in 30 years alongside record low wheat and oats, with cotton also weak. Declining feed crop yields will push farmers to make heavy purchases of fodder and grain to sustain livestock.
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Dallas
Tex
Eleventh District Federal Reserve Bank
Happenings World Wide Condensed News Blues
Washington news reports the MacMillan Arctic expedition steamers Peary and Rowdon arriving at South Upernavik Greenland as advised by radio. President Green of the AFL protests wage cuts in textiles as unfair. Houston and Gulf case filings and Shipping commission actions on rate equalization proceed. Fleet Corp backs sale of American Palmetto line to Carolina company. St Louis Brownsville and Mexico Railway gains amended line certificate but excess earnings request denied.
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Peary
Rowdon
South Upernavik
Greenland
Navy Department
Chamber of Commerce of Houston
Harris County Navigation and Canal Commission
City of Houston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce and Shipping
Palmetto Line
Atlantic
Carolina Company
Charleston
8. C
Palmer
Fleet Corporation
St. Louis
American envoy Bancroft dies in Japan
Edgar Addison Bancroft, the United States ambassador to Japan, died at Karuizawa after a short illness. Berlin court decisions curb radio plays without author consent. Lee County Texas bids for road bonds rejected. sale rescheduled August 19. Sweden drowning toll rises as ten boys die in Kelma channel. three more perish on the west coast. John Singer Sargent paintings fetch a record 175000 pounds at London auction.
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Edgar Addison Bancroft
Japan
Karuizawa
Berlin
Commissioners Court of
Lee County
Giddings
Texas
Stockholm
Kelma
Sweden
John Singer Sargent
London
Forgotten man regains identity after five years
John H. Neubert of Flint Michigan had a stroke of epilepsy five years earlier and traveled from Ann Arbor to New York. After memory loss he registered at the Seamen's Christian Association home on West Street and asked police to identify him.
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John H. Neubert
Flint
Mich
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
New York
Seamen's Christian Association
West Street
Kidnapping Tale From Calexico Woman
Mrs. Virginia Lee Cookson, photographed at Calexico California, tells of an experience with kidnappers after vanishing from Los Angeles. She describes being abducted and taken into an underground world beneath the Mexican border, while authorities pursued explanations of her disappearance.
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Virginia Lee Cookson
Calexico
Cal
Los Angeles
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