Coke County Park Bond Election Notice 1956
The State of Texas Coke County residents owning taxable property are notified of an April 7 1956 election on issuing 130000 in park bonds. The proposition asks for authority to issue bonds up to 130000 repayable within 15 years at up to 3.5 percent interest and to levy taxes to pay interest and a sinking fund. Polling places across precincts 1 through 15 and appointed election officers are listed along with a special absentee canvassing board.
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Texas
Coke
Coke County
Commissioners’ Court
Said County
Commissioners' Court OF
Commissioners’ Court of
Robert Lee
Lem Cowley
Calvin McCutchen
T. R. Harmon
Park Bonds Election Notice Under Texas Civil Statutes
The election will be held under Texas Title 22 provisions with voters owning taxable property in the county casting ballots in their residence precinct. Ballots must read FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PARK BONDS or AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF PARK BONDS, with voters marking one option. A signed copy of this order by the County Judge and County Clerk provides notice per Article 704 amendments.
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Texas
Public notice of Coke County election posted and scheduled
The Coke County Commissioners Court orders a county election to be held within 15 to 30 days from March 12 1956 with notices posted at the courthouse and every precinct at least 15 days before election. Two consecutive weekly newspaper publications to begin at least 14 days prior, under Article 704. Jeff Dean signs as County Judge. J L Tinkler signs as County Clerk. Publish March 16 23.
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Coke County
Texas
Blackwell Soldier Completes Course In Military Law
Army PFC Charles E. Jordan 20 son of James M. Jordan Blackwell Texas completed a military justice course with the 4th Infantry Division judge advocate section in Germany. The program included lectures and films to deepen understanding of military justice principles. Jordan a Jefferson High School Portland Oregon graduate 1954 is assistant squad leader in Company C 22nd Regiment arrived overseas last March after entering service October 1954 and basic training at Fort Ord California. Mrs Walter Cooper Odessa Mrs A E Jones Seymour and Mrs Dorcus Crawford Abilene visited Mrs C C Smith last Thursday with Smith accompanying them to Coleman and Abilene returning Saturday night.
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Army
Charles E. Jordan
James M. Jordan
Blackwell
Tex
Tthe
4Th Infantry Division
Germany
Jordan
Jefferson High School
Portland
Ore
4Th Division
Fort Ord
Calif
Walter Cooper
Odessa
A. E. Jones
Seymour
Dorcus Crawford
Abilene
C. C. Smith
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R. C. Lasswell
Jesse Parker
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A. N. Webb
E. D. Little
Divide
Fred McCabe
A. N. Counts
Lance
Silver
Robert Walker
H. H. Jameson
Green Mountain
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Elbert Davidson
P. W. Millican
Wildcat
M. Od. Chumley
H. G. Smith
Olga
R. V. Copeland
Fletch Pinkard
Ainsley Turner Ranch
C. G. Munn
Elton Mims
Lometa
Chester Harwell
W. J. Martin
Hayrick
J. W. Labenske
W. G. Cresap
Juniper
Homer Cornelius
Clint Duncan
Estelle
Jeff Dean
J. L. Tinkler
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