HENRY HOME IN AUSTIN AUSTIN MUSEUM SHRINE
The William Sydney Porter house in Austin has become a state shrine as a museum, with a capable curator and visitors from around the world. The Texas land office payrolls from the 1880s are kept on file for display by Land Commissioner William H. McDonald. In 1897 four Texas graduates of the state university earned law degrees and later held top offices: Morris Sheppard, Tom Connally, Pat M. Neil, and Walter A. Keeling, serving as senator, senator, governor, and attorney general respectively.
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William Sidney Porter
O. Henry
General Land Office
Austin
Land Office
Porter
William H. McDonald
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Tom Connally
Pat M. Neil
Walter A. Keeling
U S Farm Exports Rise While Imports Fall
Figures from Washington show the United States exporting over 800 times as much corn as it imports and more than 8 000 times as much wheat as it imports. April exports exceed 20 million bushels of corn and 8 million of wheat with minimal imports, while pork exports also rise as hog production expands. Argentina's half crop contributes to the wheat and corn export surge.
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Morgan
United States
Electric safety tips for cords and flexible wiring
A national electrical inspectors series urges careful use of extension cords in homes. It warns cords wear out under flexing and heat, stresses avoiding frayed cords, checks entry points into appliances, recommends insulating sockets and rubber-sheathed extensions for damp areas and outdoor use.
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Iternational Association of Electrical Inspectors
Labora
Printing specialists claim focus on service and quality
A local printer promotes its long standing expertise and broad capabilities urging customers to choose their printing services for reliability, efficiency, and competitive pricing.
Eleven Candidates For Commissioner
In Hallettsville Lavaca county eleven candidates run for commissioner seats. Frank K. Hrock enters Precinct 2 against incumbent Arnold Freytag. Precinct 1 sees H. C. Randon opposed by A. M. Tieman. Precinct 4 features W. B. Fitzhenry facing Vic Blumrich and Leo Gerdes. Precinct 3 hosts a four way race with Gus Seim opposing W. A. Bill Henkhaus Monte McCord and O. C. Dock Burkett.
People push for growth and recovery in national policy
The piece cites protests by housewives over rising homemaking costs and calls from business leaders, liberals, and citizens for increased production and employment. It argues Congress should focus on private initiative and national enterprise rather than political aims, trusting the people to drive recovery.
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Waington
Peope
Palore
Subscription Offer for Local News Bundles
The Moulton Eagle priced at $2.00 yearly and the Semi-Weekly Farm News at $1.00 yearly are offered together for $2.50 per year. Readers are urged to subscribe now for value.
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Moulton Eagle
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