Future Farmers of Texas Granted Charter
The Future Farmers Incorporated reports 2500 Texas youths in agricultural vocations under C. L. Davis. President Coolidge signed a bill doubling federal vocational funds, likely expanding Texas schools by over 100 percent. The group, now officially the Future Farmers of Texas, includes C. L. Davis FE. R. Alexander and Dean Winkler of A and M College as incorporators.
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Texas
Cs Davis
Department of Education
Coolidge
State of
Future Farmers of
C. L. Davis
FE. R. Alexander
A. and
M. College
Winkler
Texas Pace of Growth Surpasses Southern States in March
Texas shows a 34 percent rise in building operations in March, outpacing the 26 percent regional average. The report comes from a statistical data gathering corporation, noting Texas growth outstrips other Southern and Southwestern states.
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Texas
Pecos City street improvement notices and costs
Notice to property owners in Pecos City Texas about street improvements on Second Street Unit District 2S including Warrenite Pavement base, curbs, gutters, and concrete work. It lists estimated costs per front foot for curb and improvements and identifies the contractor El Vaso Bitulithic Company with the plan to assess abutting property owners.
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Pecos City Farm
Pecos City
Texas
el Vaso Biulithic Company
Second Street
Cedar Street
Ash Street
Ash
Texas Growth Prompts Petersburg Chamber Gas Talks
Petersburg chamber of commerce presses for local natural gas supply as a committee travels to Amarillo to meet with the gas company about securing gas for the town. The effort reflects wider Texas development and growth ambitions.
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Petersburg
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Pecos City street district assessments proposed for several units
A notice from Pecos City Texas details proposed street and highway improvements for multiple units including District Nos 29 through 35 with estimated costs per front foot and per abutting property. It outlines parkways 14 feet wide, curb figures, and total estimates, followed by a public hearing set for May 29 1929 at City Hall to hear property owners on costs benefits and validity of contract and proceedings. The hearing will determine levied assessments as personal liabilities and first liens under Chapter 106 Acts of the 40th Legislature.
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Walnut Street
Second Street
Pecan Street
Kim Street
Hickory Street
Willow Street
Willow
Cherry Street
Plum Street
Oleander Street
Pecos City
Texas
A. D
State of
Seal
J. Easterbrook
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the Future Farmers Incorporated
Pecos Mater Shop
Noah Beery
George Duryea
Lina Basquette
Pathe
Pecos Valley
Barstow
Tex
C. F. Manahan
Qooris
Oleander St
W. H. Brasher
Alamo Hotel
Fort Stockton
G. W. Burnette
Bird Alpine
Jeff Ranch
Ft. Davis
J. W. McCutcheon
Jim Moore
Pecos
J. B. Prewit
Joe Hudgens
Chickering Piano
R. l L. Parker
Toyah Tex
Bik
H. & G. N. Ry. Survey
Ss. E Reeves Co
Penn Well
D. P. McLain
Ketchum
Okla
A. J. Cooksey
West 7Th St
King House Moving Co
Sheaffer
Rev. L. R. Doak
Roy G. Thomas
Elliott & Waldron Abst. Co
Hotel
Graham
S. W. Thomas
Mae Anderson
City Hotel
Western Electric Washing Machine
Tom Harrison
Hudson & Essex
Cally
Oldsmobile de Luxe
Studebaker
Jewett Sport
Pecos Hudson Company
Hudson & Essex Motor Cars
Pecos, Texas
H. & Gn.ry. CO
SAATE
W. Rand Jones
Reeves
Pecos River
H. F. Anthony
Judy Howell Johnson
Eugene Cartledge
Austin, Texas
J. W. Moore
Collings-Wilson CO
Insurance and Loans
Collings Bldg
Ator Axie
H. P. Davis
Foxworth - Galbraith Lumber Co
Chevrolet
GMAC
Williams-Kerr Chevrolet CO
MATA
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