20 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented column notes political shifts and legal statutes from the 41st legislature. It mentions tax collection contracts, school term lengths, and implementation dates, alongside snatches on prohibition and election outcomes. A. B. Anderson, Notary Public, closes the item.
A Brookshire Route 1 narrative recalls gatherings at the home of Frank Staany with a lively young crowd. Numerous local families and visitors from Goose Creek Pattison Houston and Hempstead are listed as attendees over the weekend and midweek visits. The piece notes road work in Beat 4 Holik lane and praises drainage to keep the area passable year round.
A. Smith announces candidacy for Tax Assessor promising to serve all county residents to the best of ability. Born and raised in Waller County, Smith emphasizes honesty and efficient duties and asks for votes and support from the electorate.
A. L. Maxwell announces candidacy for Waller County Clerk citing rotation of county officers as beneficial. He notes limited time for campaigning and asks for votes and support, pledging two terms only. Maxwell says he is a Welter County native with a reputation for square dealing and honesty.
Hempstead witnessed a Democratic ticket order draw as required by law with most county and district candidates present. The drawing determined placement while two officials seek reelection. Wes Buller faces no opposition in precinct 3. Next Monday is the final day for filing and paying assessments to appear on the ticket.
The American Legion of Waller County sponsors a Basket Picnic next Sunday June 22 at Styers Gin. All ex service men and their families are invited to attend.
A. F. Foster of Hempstead announces his candidacy for District Clerk of Waller County. The World War veteran cites twenty years in Hempstead, military illness, and his wife’s support, pledging honest service and asking for voter support.
Mass will be celebrated next Sunday June 22 by Father O Regan in the Sacred Heart Chapel here at 11 o clock A M. It is the fourth Sunday in the month and the regular Mass time.
Lieut. Governor Barry Miller will address attendees at a Sealy barbecue on Sunday June 22. Other speakers include Leonard Tillotson of Sealy and Austin, among others expected to participate.
Geo Newman and sons Jack L and Carlton of Houston were visitors to A B Anderson and wife last Saturday evening.
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