New Highway Routes to Cut Texas Traffic and Improve Safety
Texas approves a 166 million two year Consolidated highway program to upgrade 2067 miles of primary highways. The plan funds construction and right of way from state gasoline tax revenue licenses and federal aid. Upgrades include widening to four lanes, bridge work and safety improvements to reduce fatalities.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Highway Commission
The
Highway Commission
Highway Department
Real estate and cemetery deeds dated from Wellington area
Real estate transactions include easements to El Paso Natural Gas Co on multiple tracts in Wellington. Cemetery deed transfers include City of Wellington to Mrs. Wilkins at Thomas and Cook Cemetery. Additional assignments and warranty deeds reference parcels in sections 4 16 67 81 82 83 and 10 11. The Ursuline Academy, first convent in Texas, established in Galveston in 1847.
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Milt Williams Et Ax
el Paso Natural Gas Co
City of Wellington
T. B. Wilkins Sr
Thomas & Cook
Robert O. Lister Jr
la Cindo Oil Co
N. J. Turner
Marie Harper
Wellington
Materialman
L. A. Davis
A. H. Moore
Veterans Land Board
L. E. Ward
Texas
Ursuline Academy
Galveston
Slime Molds Do Little Damage To Lawns
College Station notes slime molds rise after warm wet spells, appearing on turf as gray to black spore masses or slimy coatings. They are nonparasitic, only smothering leaves briefly. washing with a hose usually prevents damage and removes the growth.
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College Station
Wendell Horne
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Horne
Emperor Hadrian’s Baths Regulate Miner Water Access
In 125 A.D. Emperor Hadrian issued laws regulating hot bath water for miners and opening baths to women while men worked underground.
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Hadrian
Rome
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the Fashion Shop
East Side Square
Herman Belew
Houston
America
Albert N. Hodges
Enco
8Th St
John Holton
Ennco
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