Election to determine city government form in Bryan
The mayor of Bryan orders a special election for September 16 1922 to decide if Bryan shall adopt the commission form of government. The petition by J M Hewit and nine others requests the change, with boundaries described and the city population cited as 4182 from the 1919 census. A true copy will be published in the city papers.
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Texas
Brance
Bryan
J. M. Hewit
Arein
Hiyas
Wald
Courthouse Square
Sald
Tina
Ald
Gutaber
Evan
Bevan
Notice of Election in Brazoria County Texas
Public notice announces an election to be held in Brazoria County Texas under state law. The document specifies polling details and deadlines for voters and the responsibilities of local officials including the mayor.
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State OF Texas
Couny
Tiryancis
Untitled historical notice fragment
A damaged OCR fragment shows local government officials and voter details. It references commissioners and a deadline in April and hints at municipal authority and a public notice process.
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