Patent for an improvement in plows which will allow for adjustments in width.

Patent for a new and improved bridle attachment. This design "consists of a contrivance of nose-clamping strap having end rings through which pass the ends of a chin-strap connected by reign-straps passing through rings of a head-strap of the attachment . . . the invention comprising also a connection of the martingale-straps with the rings of the nose-clamping straps . . . to powerfully check up the horse when required, and also to prevent rearing and plunging" (lines 9-20).

Patent for improvements in corn-shellers in which it would be easily-operated and consists of “a semi-cylindrical trough having serrations upon the sides and bottom thereof, so that upon pushing the ear back and forth in the trough the corn will be scraped off.” (Lines 22-25) Illustration is included.

Photograph of four teenage girls wearing white dresses and singing into a microphone during a high school graduation ceremony. Students wearing caps and gowns, elder adults, and a podium bearing the seal of the presidency are sitting on a curtained stage behind these girls. The heads of audience members are in the lower left corner of the photo.

Photograph of Lady Bird and Lyndon Johnson standing on a curtained stage with high school graduates to the left and a podium bearing the seal of the presidency to the right. A faculty member is standing between them.

Photograph of Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson standing on a curtained stage with faculty members of Lyndon Baines Johnson High School.

Photograph of Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson standing on a curtained stage with high school faculty members.

Photograph of Lyndon Johnson speaking at a high school graduation. Graduates wearing caps and gowns are sitting behind him.

Photograph of Lyndon Johnson speaking at a miked podium that bears the seal of the President of the United States. To his left sits a group of high school graduates, while teachers sit to the right. The curtained stage has a sign written with "LBJHS" hanging above it. "Not Finished Just Begun" hangs behind Johnson.

Photograph of Lyndon Johnson speaking at a miked podium that bears the seal of the President of the United States. To his left sits a group of high school graduates, while teachers sit to the right. The curtained stage has a sign written with "LBJHS" hanging above it. "Not Finished Just Begun" hangs behind Johnson.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Concurrent resolution introduced by the Texas House of Representatives and Senate designating the Blanco Lavender Festival as the Official Lavender Festival of Texas.

Newsletter of the Capital Area Council of Governments containing articles and news about the civic institutions in the ten-county Capital Area. The articles included are "New Regional Economic Development Plan is Completed," "9-1-1...What is Your Location?," "CAPCOG Helps City with Business Retention," "CJ Funding Recommendations for 2011 Sent to Governor's Office," "Hays County Industry Wins State 2010 Environmental Excellence Award," "Basic Peace Officer Course Graduates Continue 100% Pass Rate," and "Request for Applications for FY2011 Solid Waste Implementation Grants."

Newsletter of the Capital Area Council of Governments containing articles and news about the civic institutions in the ten-county Capital Area. The articles included are "Elected Officials Urged to Attend June 3rd Forum For HUD Sustainable Communities Project," "Census Provides Less Information," "Texas Silver Haired Legislators Announced," "Debate Over Region's Impact on Air Quality Complicated as CAPCOG's Program Faces 50% Cut in Funding," "Honoring Seventeen Years of Service," "Emergency Call Tracking System Installed," "Law Enforcement Academy Continues 100% Pass Rate," and "Homeland Security Funded Assets Assist First Responders with Oak Hill Fire."

List of Primary Care Case Management program approved primary care providers, hospitals, specialists, and family planning providers, located in the Central Texas area.

Monthly newsletter of the Capital Area Council of Governments discussing news , upcoming events, and other information of relevance for regional planningi n the Austin, Texas area.