Reduced long distance rates expand night window by 90 minutes
Southwestern Bell announces earlier cheapest long distance rates for station-to-station calls. Interstate tariff changes filed with the FCC took effect June 1, lowering night rates when day rates exceed thirty five cents. Person-to-person calls unchanged. A new transatlantic rate cuts between 5 p.m. and 5 a.m. by nine dollars.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Federal Communications Commission
State Revenue Deficit Increases Amid Warrants Call
Austin reports the general revenue deficit rose by 81 491 181.62 in two weeks as treasury issued warrants totaling 244 666. The deficit compares to 6 500 200 versus 5 008 818 38 on May 31. New Deal warrants reach 95 174 issued to February 18, 1935. No pension fund warrants were called. pension fund deficit sits at 4 600 000.
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Austin
Treasury
Graduates List Names from Local School Ceremony
Graduates include gene Kubena Ella Janca Charles Pagel Agnes Morris Julia Dvorak Robert Sitka Peter Janak Elenora Kolacny Rubin Fillip Victor Schroeder Wilma Biba Aminda Stock John Doles si Lawrence Havlik Henry Plume Victor Ramosex Isabella Puehlfeld Rosie Pustejovsky Clarence Matus Victor Matus Olga Faldik Willie Pekar Frances Pekar Robert A. Dvorak Inez Hagan Delmar R. Laas Frederick Fahrenthold Agnes Hlavac Wylie Jansky Richard Mertz Leon Berkovsky Libbie Kach Jessie Dolezal Josephine Pavel Mary Zapalac Viola Kercho Walter Hragitzky.
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Gene Kubena
Ella Janca
Charles Pagel
Agnes Morris
Julia Dvorak
Robert Sitka
Peter Janak
Elenora Kolacny
Rubin Fillip
Victor Schroeder
Wilma Biba
Aminda Stock
John Dolessi
Lawrence Havlik
Henry Plume
Victor Ramosex
Isabella Puehlfeld
Rosie Pustejovsky
Clarence Matus
Victor Matus
Olga Faldik
Willie Pekar
Frances Pekar
Robert A. Dvorak
Lavaca 4-H Girls Receive Gold Stars
In 1934 Lavaca county had its first 4-H girls clubs and three members earned state gold stars for outstanding club work Frances Zabransky and Lillie Svetlik of Breslau and Mary Dolezal of Mount Olive.
Tomato Shipments Boost Hallettsville Growers Profit
Approximately 205 catloads of tomatoes shipped by truck from Hallettsville exceed last year’s total. Farmers in the area are estimated to realize a net profit around $100,000 from the crop.
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Hallettsville
San Antonio Visit Highlights Jaeggli Family and Guests
Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli and their son James were in San Antonio Sunday. Mrs Henry King of Seguin is visiting in the W A Bergfeld home this week.
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J. T. Jaeggli
James
San Antonio
Henry King of
Seguin
W. A. Bergfeld
Eagle Job Office Promotes Local Printing Services
The Eagle Job Office urges residents to place printing lithographing and job work locally to boost community prosperity, stating they can handle any kind of work and eliminate the need to go elsewhere.
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