County Official Roster for Sonora Texas Local Government
A listing of county officials for Sonora Texas including James Cornell as judge of the 83rd Judicial District and N W Graham as district attorney along with other county officers such as the sheriff tax collector county treasurer tax assessor county attorney and several justices of the peace and commissioners for precincts 1 through 4.
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James Cornell
Sonora
Texas
N. W. Graham
Ozma Texas
M.S. Burke
E. FE. Townsend
M. T. Chastain
J. W. Phelps
IL. Martin
W. M. Harmen
W. Hf. Lease
Clarence Hord
If. T. Fletcher
Ty. C. Bourland
W. W. Cartledge
C. W. Livingston
Alpine Avalanche Public Notice from Brewster County Paper
Official county and city paper in Alpine Texas announces its 32nd year publication with staff listings and publishing details. Includes subscription terms, advertising rates, and office information for The Alpine Avalanche.
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Brewster County
Reflections on morals and warning against repeal of laws
The piece condemns lax morals and argues against repealing prohibition and related crime laws. It cites fire hazards from smoking, mail robbery, and bootlegging, urging citizens to uphold laws, while praising Brewster county’s oil prospects as a future big field.
The Sin of Slander and the Poison Pen
A moral admonition against slander and anonymous letters that ruin reputations and disrupt communities. It cites forgery and secret defamation, warns of the harm to families and churches, and urges readers to maintain generous thoughts and refrain from gossip until slanderers are punished as a public example.
Small Envelopes Delays Mail Service This Season
The public is urged to desist from mailing small sized ecards and envelopes as they do not pass canceling machines and must be hand stamped causing delays. Authorities warn that continued use retards service and time is lost. urge discontinuation during the Christmas period.
No Place Like Home In Absentminded Verse And Wisecracks
A rambling column blends verse and prose on home as a concept from mansions to hardscrabble dwellings. It weaves reflections on work, wages, thought transference, social stereotypes, and small town humor with quips about Shakespeare, gossip, and everyday life.
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Shakespeare
A Busy Business in the Newspaper Trade
The text reflects on the nonstop nature of newspaper work with endless tasks from setting type to distributing papers. It notes employment growth tied to profits and suggests constant activity within any paper, citing New York Apogee and Hickory Hill Herald as examples.
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New York
Hickory Hill Herald
Dallas News
Bible in Schools Debate Spurs International Action
The movement in the United States led by the Presbyterian Church to legislate Bible access in public schools faces opposition, while New Zealand groups launch a committee effort to educate the public on the issue. Literature cites crime rise linked to Bible knowledge gaps as a motivating factor.
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Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Congress
New Zealand
Bible Teachings Deemed Essential in English Schools
A survey of head masters in England's major cities finds near unanimous belief that Bible knowledge aids citizenship and language, and is essential to education. They argue secular moral lessons alone cannot form character and that the Bible should be taught in every Christian land school.
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Christaan
Thedford's Black-Draught Praised by Nashville Grocer
Nashville merchant W N Parsons endorses Thedford's Black-Draught as the best remedy for sour stomach indigestion and liver trouble. He recounts using it for years and urges others to keep it in the home, noting its claimed liver cleansing properties and overall health benefits.
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Thedford
Nashville
Tenn
Parsons
Court calendar outlines monthly scheduling across courts
The notice lists court meeting dates: Justice Court meets the fourth Monday monthly, County Court on the third Monday in February May August and November, Commissioners' Court on the second Monday in February May August and November, Probate Court mid first week, District Court 63rd District meets the sixth Monday after the first Monday in January and July.
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Justice Court
Commissioners’ Court
District Court
63Rd Judicial District
City Commission Meeting Schedule Noted
The city commission led by Mayor Benj. F. Berkeley with commissioners F. Fe. Gillett Geo. W. Baines Jr meets the first Monday of each month at the Masonic Building. The city marshal is Nay Bowles.
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Benj. F. Berkeley
F. FE. Gillett
Geo. W. Baines, Jr
Nay Bowles
Masonic Building
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Alpine, Texas
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Brother Aaron
I. Timken
Gen. Rock. Morse
Ku Klux
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Peter Timken
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Singer Sewing Machines
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Lackey Building
Reese's Market and Grocery
G. K. Lange
B. E. Braden
Sutton & Montague
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Lackey
Geo. H. Candlin, M. D
J. M. Gallego
W. van Sickle
Alpine Mercantile Co
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Big Bend Auto Electric Shop
J. D. Sullivan
Prop
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Walter Garnett
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Smooth Auto Company
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