City aims for joint aid and city improvements
The notes discuss county and government aid, city goals, and efforts to improve services. Mayor is pushing for a shared effort with residents and officials, including planting palms and creating a more restful, welcoming place. The city describes itself as relatively poor yet capable of simple, coordinated actions under an "Operation Booster" model for others.
Brownsville Teacher Dies in Crash Near Galveston
Gracia, a 28 year old Brownsville teacher and pilot who had just bought Gomez Flying Service, crashed a planes into a cotton field on Texas Gulf Sulphur Co property. He was taken to the barn center in Galveston for treatment while the other injured passenger Williams described a chaotic exit and urgent pleas to the driver.
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Gracia
Galveston
Duster
Gomez Flying Service
Guadalupe Gomez
Alfredo Calderon
Brownsville
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
David Delgado
Bayview
Williams Bay
St. Joseph’s Academy
Browneville
Pep Squad Gear Arrives at Local Shops
Pep Squad sweaters are at Hazel's Fashion on Powers Street while skirt material will be at Frick's Variety Store Friday and Monday. For more information, call a pep squad cheerleader per guidance from Pep Squad leaders.
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Hazel's
Powers St
Frick's
Parksubmits low bid for building project work
Park submitted a bid of 8686 dollars for construction work on the building. Cameron Hidalgo County Health Director Dr. John R. Copenhaver was introduced to the court. Dr. Copenhaver, temporarily based at Murlingen, is a San Antonio resident who previously lived there before his appointment to the position vacated by Dr. Albert G. Randall who now leads the tuberculosis effort in the state.
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Cameron - Hidalgo County
John R. Copenhaver
Copenhaver
Murlingen
San Antonio
Albert G. Randall
Citrus Growers Ok Advertising in Market Order
Texas citrus growers vote to amend the federal market order authorizing paid advertising and sales promotion. The measure, approved by 84 percent of the citrus volume, takes effect August 29 after a public hearing in Edinburg on March 5. The change lets producers and alternates continue service if affiliations change and allows substitutes at committee meetings.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Consumer and
Edinburg
School Board Approves Budget Cuts and Facility Plans
The board reports 1966 67 expenditures at 526110 up from 516465.85 for 1965 66. Furniture and equipment costs drop to 5000 while debt service falls to 70060. A toilet facility at Tarpon Field is to be studied and funds for a teacher aide program, 61652, may be sought under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
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Tely
Our Lady Star of the Sea
Zerm
Oustay
Tarpon Field
Joel Estes
Bud Harris
Bill Zimmerman
M.N. Caydell
Ned Caudill
Federal marketing orders cover 15 commodities now possible
Congress passed legislation enabling a feature of federal marketing orders to cover 15 commodities. The move broadens regulatory scope and may impact producers, distributors, and market oversight nationwide.
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Congress
Driftwood Garden Club Sets Up Flower Show and Litter Program
The Driftwood Garden Club met at Mrs. Mae Lowery’s home to approve litter barrel purchases, thank locals for lighthouse improvements, and plan a Flower Show for April 2021. Members noted funds from the meron fund, palm plantings along city streets, and a proposed $50 plant donation to the Latin American Kindergarten in Brownsville.
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Driftwood Garden Club
Mae Lowery
Aii
Lowery
Mary Anderson
Pauline Jardine
Ana
Parks and Causeway
Larry K. Allen
Port Fuad
Leo F. Sanders
Mias
Port Isabel
Betty Allen
Margere
Meron Fund
J.A. Hockaday
Brownsville
Garden Club notes and plant sale plans discussed
Port Isarps Press reports a club meeting where plans for securing flats and selling plants were discussed. Water fountains were suggested to aid birds that control insects damaging plants. Pilgrimage plans and garden tours were announced, with thanks to local waterers for palm trees.
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Yes. R. Hunt
Frank Hickman
Mary Anderson
Barth
Thelr Colley
Ted Hunt
Pauline Jardine
Mae Lowery
Johnson
Batty Allen
J.A. Heckaday
Faye Colley
Colorful Cotton Fabrics Make Window Shades
Household hint suggests using colorful cotton fabrics for window shades. stiffen with a spray-on vinyl, tack to shade roller, and trim the hem with cotton fringe for a complete finish.
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