Coke County Texas to vote on bonds and election officers named
Ballot election in Coke County Texas sets bond funding to pay interest and principal. Precinct officers listed for 15 voting sites from Bronte to Juniper with presiding judges and clerks. special canvassing board includes Lem Cowley Calvin McCutchen and T R Harmon.
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Bronte
Texas
D. K. Glenn
Noah Pruitt
Church House
Fort Chadbourne
Divide
Fred McCabe
A. N. Counts
Lance
Ulmer Bird
J. L. Carwile, Jr
Silver
Robert Walker
N. H. Jameson
Green Mountain
Edith
Elbert Davidson
Wildcat
M. OD. Chumbey
H. G. Smith
Ainsley Turner Ranch
Cc. G. Munn
Elton Mims
Lometa
Chester Harwell
W. J. Martin
Hayrick
J. W. Labenske
W. G. Cresap
Juniper
Homer Cornelius
Lem Cowley
General County
Coke County
Coke County park bonds election order 1956 details
The order sets the 1956 election on park bonds under Texas law for Coke County voters who own taxable property. Voters mark only one of four printed options on ballots and notices must be posted at courthouse and precincts at least 15 days prior, with two weekly newspaper publications. The election occurs 15 to 30 days after the order date, published March 16 and 23.
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Texas
Coke County
Coke County Treasurer sworn statement notice
Mrs. Gertrude Gray county treasurer of Coke County Texas swears the attached quarterly report is true and correct as presented. She attests to the contents of the county treasurer’s quarterly financial statement.
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Gertrude Gray
Coke County
Texas
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Robert Lee
Roy Taylor
Ollie Green
R. C. Lasswell
Jesse Parker
Tennyson
C. N. Webb
E. D. Little
P. W. Millican
Olga
R. V. Copeland
Fletch Pinkard
Clint Duncan
Calvin McCutchen
T. R. Harmon
Jeff Dean
J. L. Tinkler
Commissioners’ Court
Coke County Quarterly Statement
State of Texas
Coke
O. B. Jacobs