City Sanitary Rules Backed by Mayor Amid Meeting
Interview with Mayor J Z highlights enforcement of sanitary ordinance over sewage issues. City to impose monthly fines and require owners to maintain clean privies and provide adequate water supply. Tent revival at First Baptist church opens with sermons on hope and freedom, daily services planned.
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Oue First Baptist
Ron Tania Watsons
Yack
Hopa
Mery
Jesus Christ
Goa
Lurler
Partial sewer system completion aids city services
A portion of the sewer network on Fegan Street and Fannin to the septic tank is finished and ready for use. Much of the business district and a large residential area now gains access to new facilities as connections surge. Mayor Maloney urges property owners to connect promptly amid widespread demand and current conditions.
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Groall
Anderson Atront
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Federation of Brazos Valley Commercial Club Meeting
Officers and advisory board of the Federation of Brazos Valley Commercial Club meet at Calvert on Friday to discuss plans for promoting a Brazos Valley railroad project beginning early September. A committee will present a tentative program and possible decisions may follow.
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Federation of Brazos Valley Commercial Clube
Bas Boot
Nmmembre
Calvert
Federation
Brazos Valley
Priday
Roads Committee Meets Shape County Macadam Plan
The Commercial Club road committee led by J Parker and others met Monday at J K Parker's office. They discussed a macadam highway route entering from the north line with Robertson County and exiting as Brazos County determines. The committee adjourned to confer with Prof. W J Motte at A M College and to hold the next meeting if able to serve.
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J. Parker
Shadewan
J. Webb Howell
J. Je Edge
Wilbon
Tyler Howwell
Lote Motuny
T.M. Hant
J. K. Parker
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Tenet
W. J. Motte
A. & M. College
Servne
Industrial Notes and Local Developments Across Texas
Commercial secretary notes a clone contract for 1900 crates of Tamatons weekly to Northern markets, San Angelo Chamber forms a bond for roads in Tom Green County, Fort Worth breaks ground for Fexlinetraimers plant, Bowie forms a oil borrowing company, wells drilled to 900 feet, Port Arthur ships rice to Porto Rico, Temple paving plans, Cotton Belt begins Comanche depot, Temple hosts road improvement vote, Simmons olives expansion, Coleman to Lubbock rail line expected June, Mrazos river locks and dams planned, $190,000 highway bonds approved, and local anecdotes including a boat incident and a stray pony alert.
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