Bill boards face tighter law as city weighs ordinance
City commissioners discuss a proposed billboard and electric sign ordinance after a letter from the San Antonio Association of Architects. They consider stricter enforcement and a possible outright prohibition, citing unsightly boards and litter on roofs and streets.
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San Antonio Dairies Show October Milk Improvement
A health department report to San Antonio city commissioners details improved milk supply in October. King notes September had dairies with high bacteria counts, but October shows none above the previous limit, with a new dairy grading plan and a 60 percent target by December 1 to avoid closure. The report lists many dairies and their counts, underscoring the effort to help housewives identify producers.
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Health Department
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Can Deer Be Tamd Domestic in Game Law Question
The attorney general's department is asked to rule if domesticated deer on a ranch can be shipped without violating game law. Warden Bailey seeks official construction. Assistant AG Taylor to decide. Opinion expected in a day or two before rancher proceeds.
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Tex
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Batley
Iowa
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Taylor
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King Finds Inspection Result Sets Milk Standings
Dr. King expresses confidence that the inspection outcome and published standings will ensure a milk supply sec ond to none.
Governor to Issue Pardons As Board Recommends
Governor plans clemency after pardons board prepared about six recommendations for Thanksgiving. The board has issued roughly 130 pardon recommendations following a recent inspection tour. Industries at the penitentiary, under Governor Ferguson, show flourishing output in furniture and shoe factories as the state buys 5000 pairs of shoes for institutions.
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Ferguson
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Railroads pledge fair treatment amid rate hearing
In Austin Texas J L West freight traffic manager for the Mary asserts railroads will adjust interstate traffic to prevent discrimination against any Texas industry or city if an advance is granted He says railroads aim to foster Texas parts and industries while acknowledging the need for higher revenue for common carriers Walter Caldwell spoke for the Texas Cattle Raisers Association at the hearing which resumed this morning
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Tex
Railroad Commission
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Mary
Texas
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Inland Waterways League Pushes Intercoastal Canal Extension
Delegates from Louisiana and Texas meet in Houston to press federal funding for deepening and widening the intercoastal canal from New Orleans to Corpus Christi. The plan aims to improve shipping to Brownsville for small craft with Western Louisiana and to secure north south connections along the Texas Gulf coast. Attending are Col. C. B. Riche U.S. Army engineer Galveston and Roy Miller mayor of Corpus Christi among others.
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