House Rejects Utility Bill's Death Clause
A legislative floor vote failed to advance a utility bill containing a death clause. Lawmakers debated the measure's scope and potential impacts on ratepayers and service obligations.
01 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Breckenridge American
Location
Breckenridge, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
1
A legislative floor vote failed to advance a utility bill containing a death clause. Lawmakers debated the measure's scope and potential impacts on ratepayers and service obligations.
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A distressed farm debt action involving Jones Wildcat Farm dominates local notices. The fragmented text references dire financial risk, legal steps, and a pending matter potentially impacting the farm and community finances.
A fragmentary note indicates a pledge of six million for road works. The text mentions Mamet Wes and Pace, with unclear details on location or authority. Further readable bits hint at funding and project scope but lack concrete dates or official names.
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A brief note discusses Whispering Drive and its relation to the New Deal era. The fragment mentions how local views on development influenced plans and policy directions during the period.
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A company reports that an excess oil run was bought back by the firm amid shifts in supply and demand. The notice outlines the financial move and its effect on inventory and pricing strategy.
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