First Impressions Key to Job Interviews in Andrews County
Local businessmen emphasize the impact of a strong first impression in hiring. They advise neat dress, punctuality, confident yet natural behavior, in person applications, and a positive attitude, noting experience is secondary to potential and ability to meet the public. The article highlights guidance from Bob Aldridge Evans Holland Jake Roach and J Lee Smith.
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Andrews County
Bob Aldridge
Anthony’s
Evans Holland
First National Bank
Jake Roach
Aldridge
J. Lee Smith
Holland
Roach
J. Lee
Smith
Public Notice on Texas Constitutional Amendment One on Ballot
A historical public notice announces Constitutional Amendment One for a Texas election on November 1865. It outlines proposed changes to Article VI to require oil-well registration, regulate voter registration, and establish penalties to preserve election integrity, with dates and procedural details.
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Teuwerence
Euler
Beliateret
Constitutional Amendment Two On Ballot In Texas
A public notice announces Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Two. It details authorization for state funds to provide direct assistance to elderly, disabled, and needy individuals and children, with matching federal funds and annual caps. It sets eligibility, residency, and residency-like requirements and directs a gubernatorial proclamation and publication for the election.
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Government of
United States
Gray Takes Toastmaster Award at Hoof In Mouth Club
David Gray won the award at the Hoof In Mouth Toastmaster Club meeting last Wednesday for a speech on Karate the self defense art. He concluded with a demo breaking two beards with bare hands while Frank Morgan and George Kunkel spoke on topics and We M People served as general evaluator. The next meeting is scheduled for August 7 inviting prospective members.
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David Gray
Gray
Frank Morgan
George Kunkel
M_ People
Club
Conservation Progressing Well Here
Conservation work in Andrews County advances under Earl Willard. Rain improves grass, sprays brush on ranches including Proctor Flynt Post and Ashton covering about 4500 acres. New wells and fences aid grazing, Great Plains contracts awarded to several growers, contact Soil Conservation Service in Andrews for details.
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Andrews County
Earl Willard
Andrews
Willard
Foy Proctor
Marion Flynt
John C. Post
Clifford Ashton
Procter Ranch
Flynt Ranch
Bermuda
C. C. Shortes
Great Plains
M. E Keren
W. W. McQuatters
WL. Blair
Wayne Taylor
Soil Conservation Service Office
Hot Weather Threatens Texas Deaths From Heat
Texas faces high ninety degree days with hotter forecasts ahead and a likely rise in heat related deaths. Heat prostration and sun stroke are linked to heat exhaustion and dehydration. Wearing loose clothing and balanced diets help, while replacing fluids and salts is essential. Rest and cooler hours for hard work are advised.
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Texas
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Three on the Ballot
Public notice details a Texas constitutional amendment to allow Jefferson County political subdivisions to establish a Retirement Disability and Death Compensation Fund for all appointive officers and employees. The amendment, if approved, authorizes funding via per cent contributions and requires publication of the election proclamation for November 1968.
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Senate
Artlole Ave
Texas
Jefferson County
Jefferroe County
Jefferson
Jeffersonounty
Vesas
Tears
VA Disability, Insurance, and Retroactive Benefits Q&A
Veterans ask about disability pension eligibility with income above limits, reinstatement of lapsed GI term insurance, and timing for disability compensation. Answers note no point to file with >$1800 annual retirement income, no reinstatement for lapsed GI policy, and no deadline for application with possible retroactive payments if applied within a year of discharge.
Public Notice on Texas Veterans Land Board Bond Proposal
A Texas public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 16 proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 48 and Section 52 of Article III to authorize bonds up to 350 million dollars for a Veterans' Land Fund. The Veterans' Land Board would fund bonds with a chair from the General Land Office, and bonds issued at par with fixed interest, subject to legal approvals.
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Senate
Texas
Veterans Law Board
Mn Ix Lars
Seid Board
Constitutional Amendment Four on the Ballot Texas
The long document outlines changes to the Veterans' Land Fund and bond handling. It proposes that bonds be vacated and treated as state general obligations, with funds from land sales and related revenues supporting principal and interest. It sets criteria for land purchases for veterans and directs fund management to retire bonds by December 1966 and beyond, with amendments to the constitution to be voted on in November 1964.
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Suisiivision
Shell
United States
Texas
Saii Fund
Sail Board
Veterans’ Land Fund
San Bonro
Honda
Beard
General Revenue Fund
Veterans’ Tar Fund
Seid Board
Army
Navy
Air Force
Conet Guard
Marine Corps
Veterans
Red Board
Arlwerticne
G. Wing
Veterans” Land Fund
Po Pune
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Armed Services of the of States
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