Texas election fight over Hurdleton on ballot
In Austin on November 6 Attorney General Looney advised reprinting ballots to remove CH Hurdleston from the ticket where possible. Governor Ferguson later commented that the state must erase Hurdleston’s name from the Democratic ballot if required, arguing the secretary of state’s certificates authorize the removal and reprinting of ballots.
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Governe
Ferguson
Austin
Texan
Inti
Murteston
Uo Prtickets
Holly
Ham
Ant Fee
Hurilleston
Fragmentary note hints at church repair plan and leadership
A garbled record notes a sermon topic about a pastor and a Congregational church moving to repair works. It mentions a Cleveland Leader and a claim the church will sow three works for repair. Exact names and details are unclear due to poor transcription.
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Eladent
Butley
Texas Republicans Hit 75 000 Vote Target
The piece reports Texas Republican leaders claim a large rise in expected votes, aiming for about 75 000 additional ballots to back Carlen K. Turbos in the upcoming general election. They project roughly 334 percent more ballots than in 102. The article notes mixed results in earlier contests and discusses border-area voter dynamics influencing the count.
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Dalian
Forde
Ong Youn
Texas
Carlen K. Turbos
Fubllcad
Wilson
Birth Registration Urgency Highlighted in August Report
The August Bureau of Vital Statistics report notes thousands of Texas births and gaps in registration. It argues compulsory birth registration supports child protection, education, and criminal history records while questioning enforcement and the role of labor unions.
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Bureau of Vital Statiation
Duritur Auemat
Texas
Diet Texistratien
Hays
Fragmentary OCR on nanny’s soup and war events
An uneven text recalls a disliked menu with a nanny serving chicken soup for a primate? The passage mentions a new sermon to the team and a dinner party. readers recognize hesitation amid garbled phrases and stray names.
City of Bryan to Seek $8,000,000 Sewer Bond Vote
City Council orders a November 7, 1916 election to authorize bonds worth eight million dollars to fund sewer system improvements. Election to be held at City Hall with appointed managers and notice by mayor. Voters must be property holders and register priors for participation.
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City of
Isryan
Fyler Maxwell
Wee Ua
Keyanwok
Downe
J. & Doane WU
Shins
Tyler Masmelt
John
Vick
Wi & Wile, Jr
Samme
Resulu
Bryan Hat
Deely
Rayan
Tory
Iryna
Brazos
Jonon
Judea
Mat Vitovil
Wilson
Elmer Dodson
Texas
Brywa
Cain
Publi
W. W. Harris
Ciyet
Bryan
Stith
Ciyet Bryan
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Stuart Harris
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Haswell’s Book Store
Automobile
George A. Adams
E. F. Parks & CO
M. H. James
the Judie
Notary
Atak
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