Land Stocks and Population Trends Highlight Investment View
The essay argues buying land stocks over direct acreage to avoid taxes and title work, noting rising marriage rates may boost housing demand. It discusses climate preferences, labor stability on land companies, and irrigation projects like Powers Plan to grow land value in the 1960s. Also mentions recipients Bobbie Mitchell et al at Hardin-Simmons and Bill Don Davis earning a range management degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Pacific Coast
New York
Land Company
American Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Mohave
California
Utah
Bill Don Davis
Wilma C. Davis
Texas A. and
M. College
Housing bill sparks $6 billion subsidy to 2000
President likely to veto House approval of a Senate backed housing bill that would cost taxpayers about $3.7 billion for 190000 extra high cost public units. The plan extends FHA programs and would subsidize rents at about $40 monthly per unit for 40 years. Also notes Boston housing subsidies and four district youths gaining academies: Densford, McCord, Graham, Rohatsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Boston
William Densford
Pipe Creek
Burton McCord
Brady
West Point
Larry Graham
Hunt
Annapolis
Ralph Rohatsch, Jr
San Angelo
Air Force Academy
Maddoxs Visit Fort Worth for Granddaughter's Arlington Heights Graduation
Dr and Mrs Roy C Maddox traveled to Fort Worth on Wednesday to visit Col and Mrs D M Jones and attend the graduation of their granddaughter Jere Jones at Arlington Heights High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Roy C. Maddox
Col
D. M. Jones
Arlington Heights High School
Jere Jones
Visit brings Janice Colburn home from college
Janice Colburn a student at Howard Payne College returned Tuesday to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs V E Colburn. She plans to return to Brownwood and enroll at the college when the summer session begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Colburn
Howard-Payne College
V. E. Colburn
Brownwood
Mrs. Andrew Poe Killed in Seattle Auto Crash
Mrs. Andrew Poe, wife of a former Winters resident, died Friday in downtown Seattle after her car struck a telephone pole. Her husband, a Boeing Aircraft Co. nightwatchman, said she may have suffered a heart attack or blacked out. Funeral was held Tuesday in Seattle. Poe brothers lived in Winters.
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Andrew Poe
Winters
Seattle
Wash
W. W. Poe
Boeing Aircraft Co
Columbia Funeral Home
Mr. Poe
George, Willis
Benton Poe
Shoes That Feel Last Leaving, First Arriving
The remark notes a habit where shoes are put on last before leaving and taken off first upon returning home, illustrating a simple daily routine clue about entry and exit patterns.
Do Your Gums Spoil Your Looks
Spite Tile offers a refund if the first bottle of LETO'S fails to satisfy GAIN DRUG COMPANY. The ad claims the product affects gums and appearance and promises monetary backer if unsatisfied.
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Gain Drug Company
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Xas
Chellinters Linterprise Thomas
Texas
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Bedford
Agency
Smith
Bobbie Mitchell
Mollie Jackson
Roy Austin
Karen Smith
Hardin-Simmons University
Karen
Buck Smith
Teeghoneih
Federdy
The
Southwestern States Telephone Company
Washington Newsletter
D. C. Fisher
Spill Bros. &Co
Winters, Texas
Seattle, Wash
Hillie White
D. D
Masseur
Ballinger
Dr. White
West Texas Utilities
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