Hunter Kills Six Lavaca Wildcats in January
Lavaca county hunter Charles Whitley taking dogs killed six wildcats since Christmas. He also hunts racoons and opossums while deer and wild turkeys are scarce. Local produce firms moved large furs and meat. over 291000 pounds of dressed turkeys shipped in November and December and at least $300000 paid to producers.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Charles Whitley
Lavaca County
Express and Parcel Post
Will C Hogg Named to UT Board of Regents
Will C Hogg of Houston has been appointed to the University of Texas board of regents. He is the son of the late Governor James Stephen Hogg, noted as a leading Texas governor.
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Will C. Hogg
Houston
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Mr. Hogg
James Stephen Hogg
Texas
Texas Railroads and Land Facts From History
Texas built 1 005 miles of track in 1926 the most of any state. It produced five million pounds of honey annually. In 1850 Texas sold 67 000 000 acres of land to the United States for ten million dollars leaving about 175 594 160 acres in Texas. At republic formation most land within Texas was public domain except 25 000 000 acres granted by Spain and Mexico.
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Texas
Florida
United States
Republic of Texas
Spain
Mexico
Debt Notice Appeals for Prompt Subscription Payment
A blue x mark on the first page signals an overdue subscription payment. The Eagle urges subscribers to settle outstanding balances to keep its clean state record and maintain timely deliveries.
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The
Eagle
Democrats' presidential pick sparks speculation across party
Speculation mounts over who will be the Democratic standard bearer for next year's race. Names like Pat M. Neff of Waco and William Gibbs McAdoo of California are seen as lacking East Coast strength. Governor Al Smith of New York appears strongest, though many party leaders oppose his nomination.
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Pat M. Neff
Waco
Texas
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Wilson
al Smith
New York
The Basic Trouble With American Agriculture
Melvin A. Traylor argues agriculture cannot be a constant money maker. Inflation and expansion misled farmers to overextend, but real remedy lies in prudent capital, hard work, and realistic gains. He emphasizes independence, valued life on the land, and long term fertility over quick profits.
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Melvin A. Traylor
American Bankers Association
America
Farmin
le Ft
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