Plan to save the Orient Railroad from abandonment
Lieutenant Governor Davidson outlines a state led plan to rehabilitate the Orient Railroad from Kansas City to Alpine Texas. He urges creation of state agencies, regulatory exemptions, and federal state cooperation to keep lines open, protect residents and prevent a scrap heap outcome.
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Davidson
Orient
Kansas City
Missouri
Alpine
Texas
United States
Washington
Orient Railway
Plains
Orient Railroad
Pioneer
Palestine
Rusk
Cor
Board of Managers
Texas State Railroad
Public notice on city taxes and sewer service deadline
The city announces taxes for 1922 are due at the city office with a final payment date of August 31 1922 to avoid penalties. Sew er connections must also settle sewer service by August 31 1922. City Secretary W A Daugherty signs the notice. The quoted line about a woman who sheds tears for profit appears as an unrelated aphorism.
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W. A. Daugherty
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