Christmas Eve Anniversary for Lathams After 65 Years Together
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Latham mark 65 years of marriage on December 24, 1899 in Lone Star. They met at age eight, built homes in Bowie, helped construct Montague County Courthouse and local schools, raised six children, and remain united with family this Christmas Eve without a public observance.
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Residents challenge Bowie trash plan in open letter
In a letter to the editor, Bowie's residents condemn a city ordinance switching trash disposal to a municipal monopoly. They oppose the flat monthly fee and loss of private disposal options, arguing it raises costs and eliminates competition while claiming the city ignores alternatives. William N. Bellah is cited as summarizing petitioners' views.
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