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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1925

Page

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Tit for Tat and Loyalists in Texas Highway Scandal

Editor calls for lawful action as Lanham Burkett resign from state highway commission at governor’s request amid a tense week. Travis County grand jury to review road question for possible criminal acts. The Times asserts no one is above the law and recalls Moody’s actions against Kluxers. Hempstead Independent School District audit shows misuse of public funds by Kluxers.

Lanham and Burkett Fergusons the Times Texas Killlers Dan Moody Mrs. Ferguson Travis County Georgetown Hempstead Independent School District

Farm Bureau Meeting Set in Hempstead

Waller County Farm Bureau President P A Smith calls a meeting at the Hempstead courthouse on Saturday November 28. J B Jamison of Simonton will discuss better seed and how farmers can obtain certified seed with or without cash. Stavinoha of Richmond Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association will attend at 2 p m Saturday the 28th and visit Sunny Side Friday afternoon the 27th.

P. A Smith Waller County Farm Bureau Court House Hempstead J. B. Jamison Simonton Stavinoha Richmond Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Sunny Side

Tax Collector to Visit Field's Store for Tax Day

County tax collector W. T. Sartais will be at J. A. Bradbury's Store in Field's Store community for one day, Saturday December 5, 1925, to collect county and state taxes. All local businesses observed Thanksgiving Day.

J. A. Bradbury Field W. T. Sartais

County finances to be audited yearly under Perry rule

County Judge Perry says the county books will be audited at year end to prevent losses and cites Article 1404 requiring immediate annual publication of a full financial statement after February court term, noting this has not been done in recent years.

Perry

Hempstead Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Play

Mrs L Betka and nephew Leander Robertson visited relatives in Houston this week. Miss Gladys Phillips spent last Saturday in Bryan. Miss Ralph Anna Searcy of Bryan visited Hempstead with Miss Mable Barnsberger. Rev J M Lewis named pastor of the Methodist Church for the coming quarter. The Senior Class at Hempstead High School will present My Brother's Keeper on December 11 with admission 15 and 25 cents.

Mrs. L. Betka Leander Robertson Houston Ralph Anna Searcy of Bryan Mable Barnsberger J. M. Lewis Methodist Church Hempstead High School

Senior Class Entertained by Grace Vickers at Keineke Home

Miss Grace Vickers hosted the Senior Class gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keineke’s home last Saturday night. Guests enjoyed dancing cards and dominoes followed by prize contests won by Laura Boulware and Mrs J W Monk. Refreshments included fruit salad lettuce crackers hot chocolate and fruit cake. attendees departed content with pink and grey senior colors tied to a tin horn memento.

Grace Vickers Ed. Keineke Laura Boulware J. W. Monk M. A. Jones Francis Kauer Woody Vickers

Mills Notary Public and visiting student reunion note

Maurice Kelly, a student at Navasota, visits his parents for the weekend at the Farmers' State Bank office of Notary Public W. D. Mills. Cement is advertised for sale at 84c a sack by Graff Lumber Yard.

W. D. Mills Notary Public Farmers’ State Bank Maurice Kelly Navasota

Box Supper Postponed by Local School Group

The Box Supper fundraiser for the Parent Teachers Association was moved to Friday December 4 at 7 PM in the School Auditorium. Contributions are welcome at $1.00 per box, with proceeds benefiting the school. Also noting late operations, local residents and some families travel for visits and minor fire incident on a servant's roof with minimal damage.

Parent Teachers Association

Thanksgiving travelers visit for college games

Misa Ora Mae Muske is at home for Thanksgiving from Giddings. Mose Sumner John Avery and Joe Susniteki were in College Station to witness the football game last Thursday. Max Wander spent Thursday in Houston. Miss Meryl Morgan of Houston spent Thursday here with her parents.

Misa Ora Mae Muske Giddings Mose Sumner John Avery Joe Susniteki College Station Max Wander Houston Meryl Morgan

Waller County Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Called

Notice is given that the Democratic Executive Committee of Waller County will meet at Hempstead Court House at 2 p m on December 4 1925. All members are urged to attend as business of importance will be transacted. John F McDade County Chairman.

Democratic Executive Committee Waller County Court House Hempstead John F. McDade

Tax Collector's Notice for Waller County Taxes

Tax collector W. T. Sartain will visit Brookshire at The Times Office on Friday and Saturday November 27 and 28 to collect taxes for Waller County Texas.

Brookshire Times W. T. Sartain Waller County Texas

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