Imports Decline Along With Canadian Farm Goods in 1938
U S imports of agricultural products from Canada dropped in the first quarter of 1938 to 4.76 million dollars from 27.43 million the prior year, with grains mainly affected and cattle imports plunging 71 percent for heavy slaughter stock and 28 percent for calves. Exports to Canada stayed within 3 percent of 1937 levels, and concessional items under the trade agreement rose to 6.41 million dollars, up about 0.4 million from last year.
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College Station
U. S
Canada
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
W. E. Morgan
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service
Boll Worm Damage Spreads Through Central Texas Cotton
College Station reports boll worms causing extensive damage to cotton across central and south Texas. Entomologist R. R. Reppert notes confusion with pink boll worm, which is smaller. Younger worms respond to calcium arsenate dust at 8 pounds per acre, with follow up treatments at five day intervals. heavier infestations may require a third application.
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College Station
Texas
Texas A
M. College
R. R. Reppert
Extension Service
Reppert
Fort Stockton Panthers Prep for 1938 Season With Eagles
Fort Stockton Panthers begin fall training under Coach Clyde Park as about 20 players report for drills. The 1938 schedule lists ten games with September 23 as the solo nonleague date, and home games set for three contests in the western 8-B division alongside Sanderson and Alpine among others.
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Fort Stockton Panthers
Clyde Park
Fort Stockton
Sanderson
Alpine
Marfa
Fort Davis
Grandfalls
McCamey
Iraan
Rankin
Big Lake
Pecos
Kermit
Senderson
Edna Johnson Heads to Abernathy for Jail Work
Mrs Edna Johnson departed last week for Abernathy where she teaches school to resume jail work. She spent part of the summer visiting her mother Mrs W L Ross and daughters Misses Louise and Mary Sue Johnson. Mary Sue Johnson a student at Hardin Simmons University left Tuesday to return to school after summer visit with family. Jim Ross editor Balmorhea Texan was a business visitor in Pecos Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Johnson
Abernathy
W. L. Ross
Louise
Mary Sue Johnson
Hardin Simmons University
Jim Ross
Balmorhea
Balmorhea Texan
Pecos Tueday
Toyah Visitor J.J. Jope Drops In on Monday
J J Jope of Toyah was here Monday on business and visiting with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Jope
Toyah
Manahan Visits Dallas Markets This Week
Charles Manahan traveled to Dallas markets this week seeking goods and potential deals. He met vendors and observed pricing while assessing local commerce opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Manahan
Dallas
Pecos City to Hold Sewer Bond Election September 17 1938
Notice from Reeves County Texas about a September 17 1938 election at Pecos City Hall to authorize 60000 for sewer system revenue bonds. Bond issues payable from sewer revenues secured by a first lien on the system, with details of the council meeting August 30 1938 and final adoption of the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Watson
Dudley Yard
J. B. Heard
J. George Ross
Ben Colwell
B. A
M. D. Cowan
Pecos City to Hold Bond Election for Sewer System
The Town of Pecos City Texas seeks voter approval to issue sixty thousand dollars in revenue bonds for building improving extending and repairing the sewer system and sanitary disposal plant financed by net revenues and a first lien on said system. Election set for September 17 1938 with appointed election managers and posting and publication requirements.
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Pecos City
Texas
C. K. Bowser
John J. Ivy
Albert Alexander
W. W. Runnels
State of
Pecos
B. A. Toliver
M. D. Cowan
M.D. Cowan
Pecos City To Vote On 25000 Dollar Sewer Bond Issue
The town of Pecos City Reeves County Texas calls an election to determine whether to issue twenty five thousand dollars general revenue bonds secured by town revenues. The bonds would fund sewer system repairs improvements and a sanitary disposal plant plus equipment with tax to pay interest and redeem at maturity. The notice references a resolution dated August 30 1938 and lists council members present and vote outcome.
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State OF Texas
Reeves
Pecos City
Texas
Reeves County
B. A. Toliver
J. George Ross
Dudley Yard
J. B. Heard
Ben Colwell
W. A. Watson
M. D. Cowan
B. A. Tolliver
Alerman J. B. Heard
Pecos
C. K. Bowser
John J.ivy
Albert Alexander
W. W. Runnels
State OF
George Poetegy
J.B. Hooks Ross
Pecos Circe
S.ale
ITBC
John J. Ivy
T Ben Cy
J. Ger
Rie
Dudley Yaré
Meesley Yard
J. Bes
Furt Town
B.A. Toliver
M. D. Cowa
Pecos City to Hold Bond Election on Public Building Funds
The Town of Pecos City plans a September 17 1938 election to authorize issuing bonds up to 30000 dollars payable from general revenues for building a public building. Voters will decide the bond issuance and related tax levy to cover interest and sinking fund.
Pecos City set to vote on $30,000 public building bonds
The Pecos City Council votes to issue thirty thousand dollars in general revenue bonds to build a public building or auditorium. The measure asks voters to approve bonds payable over 25 years at 4 percent interest, funded by a tax levy, with election set for September 17 1938 and notices posted in three public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
B. A. Toliver
Pecos City
Texas
M. D. Cowan
Miss Nell Dezelle Leaves for Teaching Post in Linton
Miss Nell Dezelle of San Marcos who visited here with friends for weeks returned home last weekend. She has accepted a teaching position in Linton for the upcoming term.
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Nell Dezelle
San Marcos
Linton
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Stockton Panthers
Eagles
Legislature of
M. D. Cowan, c
Peco City
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