Democratic Brazos County Convention Sets Primary Vote Stance
The Brazos county Democratic convention at the court house elected temporary officers and named delegates to state and congressional meetings. They endorsed no primary for county officer nominations and instructed votes for Lanham for governor and other listed candidates, while opposing nomination by primary.
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Brazos County
W. ©. Boyett
J. W. Carson
H. A. Burger
Yo. Yeager
W. BR. Pate
J. E. Mathis
JJ. Adams
C. A Glenn
J. T. Lauther
C A Adams
A G Board
W G Taliaferro
R Astin
M Nagle
TP Boyett
T © Nunn
M Derden
Mark Wilcox
J K Parker
J E Batier
Walter Wipprecht
L L Melanis
J Buchanan
A W Buchanan
J J Adams
W C Boyett
J H Suber
C S$ Jonas
TW Frame
W D Yardley
C A Glenn
Jao E Astin
OJ McCoy
P H Arrington
J H Royder
J W Carson
JF Fave
PM Hicks
Kennedy
GW Dunlap
A J Tabor
LL Battle
B L Reed
J 5
Mooring
Seth Mooring
W E Saunders
R Henderson
Malcolm Carnes
B Hudson
J W Doremus
Brietz
Robt Armstrong
H G Rhodes
M Nall
G Taliaferro
J R Astin
J E Butler
J E Astin
L B Reed
O J McCoy
Gainer
G Board
Blume
J F Eaves
L ` Sellers
A Glenn
Robt Armstong
Jones
D Yardley
T W Frame
G 5
Parker
H Burger
J Fountain
J W Burrows
C Adams
Robt Astin
J L Fountain
R A McCoy
BE F Gregory
Dave South
W J Adderhold
A &L McLeod
SS Kennedy
HH Harrington
Dunlap
L L MeInnis
J F Parks
W E Johnson
A C Breitz
L L McInnis
W B Hudson
Lamar Bethea
H H Harrington
Geo W Dunlap
Lanham
Govenor
Bickett
Congress
Scott Field
W. B. Hudson
Alf Harper
Limestone County
Court of Civil Appeals
First District
C. Cgarrett
G. Ht. Fountain
J. E
Butler
Democratic Endorsements Shape Texas Primary Date
The document praises Governor Joseph D. Sayers and endorses the governor's course. A resolution by J. J. Adams endorses Representative J. L. Fountain. Delegates are instructed to vote for a uniform primary date. W. C. Boyett is re-elected county chairman for two more years.
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Joseph D. Sayers
Texas
Brazos County
J. J. Adams
J. L. Fountain
W. C. Boyett
Navasota Forms Progressive League to Grow Town
Navasota town officials organize a progressive league aimed at fostering growth and development. The effort focuses on economic development, community projects, and civic engagement to boost local opportunities.
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Navasota
Track progress on IL & G extension toward Ft Worth
Thirty miles of track have been completed north of Waco on the Illinois and Great Northern extension to Fort Worth. Heavy steel rails are laid on a 12 inch gravel ballast, creating a magnificent roadbed.
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Waco
IL &G. N
Ft. Worth
City Council Approves Light Contract and Ordinances
The council read and approved the H. O Boatwright report with fund balances for School, Special Building, Cemetery, and other funds. A new contract with Bryan Wa Light & Power Co. was adopted, with mayor authorized to finalize. An ordinance repealing dog tagging was enacted with fines from $1 to $5. A site for the Carnegie library was chosen in City Park.
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H. O Boatwright
Bryan Wa Light & Power Co
Ted
Carnegie Library
City Park
W. E. Saunders
Clarke & Courts
Sam M. Winters
Electric Light Company
Light Company
Johnston
Stevenson
Searcy
Spur
Winters
Grant H. Fuller
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