Texas Railroads Take Control and Local Bonds Placed
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad takes over Gulf and Northern Texas for 100000. Grape Creek district votes 10000 in bonds for a new school. Texas City to vote July 20 on 130000 street improvement bonds. Rockwall issues 27500 sewer bonds at 5 percent. Leaf worm pests appear in Nueces County cotton fields. Fire insurance rates set for Blooming Grove Electra and Giddings. State aid sought to complete Winnsboro to Sulphur River road. Alto tomatoes ripen earlier than 1924 crop. State board reports May ward costs at 22.62 and nine month average 22.30. Road bond petitions total 79000 for Panola County districts Midgett Woods Horton. E E Davis named dean of North Texas Junior Agricultural College. Smith County hosts large asparagus farms. New Orleans Texas and Mexico railroad seeks 4700000 control of six Texas carriers. Fourth of July safety plea issued by state fire marshal. Squirrels season rules clarified across zones. San Benito valley groves sprayed against pests. Littlefield approves 75000 waterworks bonds. Texas Railroad Commission to join ICc hearings for three Panhandle railroad projects slated for Plainview July 26.
Texas poised to lead in manufacturing growth says UT professor
The PassIng Day Will H Mayes argues Texas leads in exports crop production and will top manufacturing. Banks hold idle money ripe for factory investment while rural ventures like Rising Star incubators show strong profits. East Texas gains praise from the Texas Press Association as railroads race into Northwest Texas, and car travel rivals rail.
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Union
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Tyler
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Texas News Chronicles Preserved and Planned Developments
A roundup of Texas items reports a court ruling forfeiting Red Ball Stage Lines of Greenville, and a new Farmers' Fund of Texas charter. The state considers water permits for the Guadalupe River hatchery, air mail routes from San Antonio to Chicago, highway machinery bids, and furniture for Texas Tech College. Updates cover motor vehicle laws, a trespass fine, uniform highway patrol rules, and unemployment of a key official. Also noted: booming tomato shipments near Jacksonville, Rio Grande Valley citrus growth, resignations and resort tourism, school funding, and a planned State Contractors Office in Austin.
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Giddings
Winnsboro
Franklin County
Mount Vernon
Alto
State Board of Control
Panola County
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Midgett
Woods
Horton
E. E. Davis
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
North Texas Junior Agricultural College
Arlington
M. L. Williams
W. B. Bizzell
A. and
M. College
Smith County
New Orleans
Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Antonio
Uvalde and Gulf
Sugar Land Railroad Company
Asherton and Gulf, Rio Grande City Company
Asphalt Belt and Lake Pipe Line Company
J. J. Timmins
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DeWitt
Caldwell
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Gillespie
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Menard
Comal
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Mills
San Benito
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City of Littlefield Waterworks
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Plainview
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University of Texas
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Garden of Eden
Rising Star
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Guadalupe River
Kerrville
State
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West Texas
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Texas Technological College
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Matador
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Jacksonville
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