Texas Steer Sets Sail from Fort Worth to Chicago Exposition
The Texas Steer, the first boat from Fort Worth destined for the Century of Progress in Chicago, began its journey down the Trinity River with Commodore J. M. Hatfield and a four man crew. Built with iron end rings, the 26 by 5 foot craft will travel by oars to Dallas, then motorize, with planned stops at Arlington and Grand Prairie. The voyage to Chicago is expected to take about 40 days following a Gulf Coast route to the Mississippi system.
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Old Beers Again to Debut If Law Passes in Texas
Lone Star Brewing of San Antonio plans to restart the Alamo and Gabinet draught beers if Texas legalizes beer. Erscest T. Laubscher says $350000 will rebuild the plant on Jones Avenue, with 250000 barrels yearly capacity and about 190 workers. project to finish early next year. Also notes a Chicago report on new health concerns about hay fever linked to face powders.
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