Month delay seen in first payment of pension to aged
Austin Texas April 23 Although Washington dispatches said Texas will start paying old age pensions June 1 Gov James V Allred said Wednesday his best information was that the start could not be made before July 1 Orville S Carpenter old age pension director is in Washington with Assistant Attorney General Fred Warner and the two collaborated in placing the Texas pension setup before the Social Security Administration pension division with the result that it was approved and the government agreed to a match Texas money to total of 20 per month meaning 15 from state money and 15 from Washington The same Washington source said the work would start with 60 000 old age pensioners and Allred said his unofficial information was that Texas will be more than that at first He said the 60 000 estimate is based on experience of other states but that the Texas law is so much more than that of other states that the number would be app reduced Not More Than 15 The law provides that not more that 15 may be used for the pensions With a similar amount of Federal funds a pensioner could get 30 a month but no more Former Representative TH McGregor of Austin has said he would make a court test of the validity of the pension act Should he obtain an injunction payments would be delayed un
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Washington Dispatches
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Allred
Orville
S. Carpenter
Washington
Fred Warner
Texas Pensioén
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Pension Devision
Alfréd
T.H. McGregor
Anderson Announces Re election For County Judge
The Times is authorized to announce the candidacy of Judge A B Anderson for re election to the office of County Judge, subject to the Democratic primary in July. He has served as County Judge for years, guiding the office with impartial decisions in the county's interest. Your vote and support are sincerely appreciated.
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A. B. Anderson
Anderson
Waller County
Religion notices invite all to Pattison services
All Cretsne and all interested in religion are cordially invited to attend Rev Houck will fill his regular appointment at Pattison Sunday preaching morning and night The Lord's Supper will be observed at the morning preaching hour until a higher court decides further details continued on wast Page
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Dick Cun y Seeks Reelect ion as County Clerk
Dick Cuny states his county clerk duties have included handling over 3 000 instruments in 1935 deeds liens warrants and civil criminal and probate records. He notes installing a file register for complete instrument disposition and appeals for reelection to continue efficient economical office service and new improvements.
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Cuny
Commissioner’s Court
Waller County
Dick Cuny
Crop loan program offers 37 million dollars available
The notice announces a $37,000,000 crop loan program with up to $200 per borrower and 50 percent interest, securing a first lien on the financed crop. It requires applicants to plant a home garden and use American made supplies, urging farmers to keep purchases local.
County Agent Advises On Feeding Dairy Cows In Pasture
Waller county agent J. W. Bush urges mowing permanent pastures in May and July when possible. He stresses shade for cows, water cooler for milk production, and grain feed of 2.5 pounds per day per gallon of milk. He notes grazing on Bermuda or native grasses with a recommended grain mix and warns about bloat risks with alfalfa or clover, offering a simple bloom test.
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Waller County
J. W. Bush
Services at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Pattison
Announcement for Pattison church services on May 8 at 2 00 PM inviting attendees after strong Easter turnout. Note indicates continuation on Page 6 for further details.
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Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pattison
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