Texas wool sale and crop notes from 1935 era
Wool sales in West Texas reached about 3 000 000 pounds at approximately 26 cents per pound. The second bale ofcotton for 1935 was marketed in Houston on June 19 weighing 460 pounds and grown by Gregorio Valdes of Willacy county. A flood control and irrigation dam on the lower Colorado river received a 20 009 000 allotment approved by President Roosevelt. The Texas Press Association concluded a three day convention at Galveston with Louis C. Elbert of the Galveston News elected president. The article notes political rhetoric about politicians and statesmen.
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Lavaca County Issues License Totals Rise, Burk Reports
Lavaca County Tax Assessor-Collector E. A. Burk announced 4,750 auto licenses issued this year, up from 1,435 in 1934. He noted 300 crack licenses and 476 farm truck licenses versus 835 and 349 the prior year.
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