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 Texas : Features : Columns : "Moore Texas" Cartoons :
"MOORE TEXAS"
by Roger T. Moore

November 15, 2005
Texas Cotton industry, a cartoon
Nov. 12, 1926: At a Texas Federation of Women's Club meeting, a motion supporting the lagging Cotton industry by mandating only Cotton fabric was to be worn, fails.
Copyright 2005 Roger T. Moore

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