Wurzbach Open to Federal Judgeship Offer
Seguin March 20 Congressman Harry M. Wurzbach said he would find it hard to refuse a bench appointment if offered to replace Judge Duval West near retirement. San Antonio dispatches noted he is Texas' only Republican and the Seguin Bar Association endorsed him without his knowledge.
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Seguin
San Antonio
Duval West
Harry M. Wurzbach
San Antonio Dispatches
Texas
Seguin Bar Association
Wurzbach
Yoakum Upheld In Light Plant Suit Ruling
Yoakum district judge Lester Holt ruled in favor of the city of Yoakum in a light plant contract cancellation suit filed by Eck May on February 19. The case named the Yoakum board of city commissioners and Fairbanks Morse Co. as defendants and was set for trial at Hallettsville.
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Yoakum
Board of City Commissioners
fairbanks-Morse Company
Eck May
Fairbanks- Morse Company
Hallettsville
Lester Holt
Aged Woman Dies in Shiner Texas
Mrs. Julia Hartt, 86, died in Shiner Texas and her remains were taken to Hallettsville for burial Tuesday morning. She was the mother of Mrs. J. M. Canon and a pioneer of this section.
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Shiner
Texas
Julia Hartt
Hallettsville
J. M. Canon
Canon
Auto Is Good Customer
The automobile industry uses large shares of key materials in the United States, including 82 percent of rubber, 55 percent of plate glass, 15 of iron and steel, 30 of aluminum, 14 of copper, 15 of hard woods, 24 of lead, and 80 percent of gasoline.
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United States
Texas Leading in Radio Sets and Sulphur Output
Texas ranked tenth in radio sets with 364 000 on July 1 1980 and has 66 airports costing 3 854 000 with 685 000 more planned this year. It produced 5 120 304 000 pounds of sulphur in 1980 worth over 30 million, supplying 90 percent of world output. Ysleta in El Paso County, one of the oldest towns, was founded between 1650 and 1680 by Spanish explorers.
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Texas
Department of Commerce
United States
Ysleta
el Paso
General Pershing to Run Serial War Story Begins April 10
The Eagle plans to publish General Pershing's World War experiences in a serial narrative. The first installment is set for April 10. The Commerce Department reports U S road spending will hit two billion dollars in 1931, more than the rest of the world combined.
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the Eagle
General Pershing
United States
Department of Commerce
Editor and wife thank Fiesta de San Jacinto guests invite
The editor and wife acknowledge thanks for the invitation from the Fiesta de San Jacinto Association and the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce to attend a dinner on April 24 at the Menger Hotel and a theater party afterward.
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Fiesta de San Jacinto Association
San Antonio
Political hopes turn to timber as 1930s picks emerge
Democratic leaders begin searching for 1932 standard bearers with names such as Governor Roosevelt Owen D Young of New York Governor Ritchie of Maryland and United States Senator Robinson of Arkansas tied to the field as possible nominees.
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Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
New York
Ritchie
Maryland
United States
Robinson
Arkansas
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F.T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber Dealers
Henry Krause
Northrup, King &Co. Seeds
A. PD
Moulton
F. Knape
Isher
Moulton Texas
Authority, Oil & Gas Division
Texas Railroad Commission
States
Oak Grove School
Fred Miller
Judith Bart Thurman
Sandy Lane
Bart
Dan Allen
Horacio Algernon, Hazard Jr
Judith Miller
Queenie Winton
Judith
Sadie Snapp
Rachel
Herbert Anderler
Reinhold Hoepfl
Edwin Hoepfl
Topsy Fishbeck
Joe Fishbeck
Flora Fishbeck
Aline Niebuhr
Magdaline Hoepfl
Annie Fishbeck
Music
Messrs. L. A. Niebuhr
Anton Billimek
Miss Aline Niebuhr
Rexall Drug Stores
A.F. Kotzebue Drug Co
Ford
Ford de Luxe Coure
Detroit
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
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