State liable for property damage by National Guard
A June 20 ruling by the Texas Attorney General states that property lost, damaged, or destroyed due to carelessness or neglect by the National Guard is a charge against state funds. The opinion was issued to Comptroller George 4 and notes government property damage impacts the state budget.
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Re election Tack Letters and Classified Notes
A compilation of personal ads and notices including requests for home childcare and farm work, a constable candidate profile, lost dog notice for a cocker spaniel named Sandy, and various buy sell and service requests. Names include Mrs T A Shapiro Mrs E D Adkins J D Duke Margaret McIlIen Florence Watkins John W Chase Jr and family notices solicit community help with missing dog and employment offers. The item reflects a late 19th or early 20th century style community page.
Constable Duke Serves as Watchman at Tri-State Park
In a recent statement he noted recovery after surgery and said it would be weeks before he can move about much. Duke resides at the Tri-State Fair Park and holds the role of watchman for county buildings there alongside his duties as constable.
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