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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
1
The Brookshire school winds up preparations for the 33-34 term with Mr W H Damme leading faculty. A state consolidation funds two thousand dollars for repairs and upgrades to both white and colored school buildings.
The fragment references A M Highrabedian and E E Silver in a Uransagting context. The text is incomplete about the case, parties involved, or official actions, but identifies two individuals linked to the issue.
A hurricane diverted its course and produced only light showers in this region. The storm, 200 miles wide, caused damage in the Rio Grande valley and Mexico while sparing our crops. Citizens express gratitude for survival and sympathy for citrus growers struck by winds and floods along the coast.
Waller county will join Montgomery Polk and San Jacinto in a new two judge district court plan with an assistant district attorney. Judge Manry and Judge Browder will alternate terms. Browder to hold December sessions. The reform aims to speed prosecutions and civil settlements, with a two year trial period before renewal or reorganization.
Governor Miriam A Ferguson has convened the Texas legislature in an extraordinary session starting September 14 at noon Three subjects are proposed for legislation but other matters may be considered later The report also notes a Texas family trip to Austin and observations on cotton crops noted during travel The Times urges readers to read weekend advertisements for special bargains
A. H. Muske’s residence receives a new white coat with black trim by Dan the painter. The Parrot case and the general conduct of his office are noted as factors in earning him the honor.
Sid Clark, sales manager for W D Hayden Co, describes the 1915 hurricane near Harlingen as a gentle zephyr compared with this valley storm. He helped relief efforts after returning to Houston, noting birds struggled against the wind and commending local rescue work.
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