Nolte Seeks County Commissioner Post With Broad Backing
The piece profiles Nolte as a qualified Democrat, emphasizing his business experience, commitment to equal taxation, and readiness to serve the entire county precinct. It highlights his pledge to safeguard public funds and push for coordinated county governance, plus plans for an active voter outreach. The article also notes Mr. and Mrs. Wilkerson with two daughters visiting Dallas.
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Nolte
Commissioners Court
Leo Wilkerson
Zora Clark
Leola Wilkerson
Dallas
Mr. Wilkerson
Civil service exams to rate post office applicants
The Civil Service Commission will rate applicants for jobs by examining their education business experience and fitness. It will inquire among local business and professional people about each candidate. Presidential postmasters are excluded from the classified service and will have separate examinations and results certified to the Postmaster General. Applications available from the local civil service secretary or the Washington agency.
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Civil Service Commission
Board of Civil Service Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Smith demands marshal’s right to name aide amid council clash
Marshal Smith protests the re appointment of Joe Richter and offers Will Cooke as substitute for night watch. He argues the marshal alone may name one assistant and may pursue public recourse if the council refuses the pay for an aide. The council may be convened soon to decide the matter.
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Marshal Smith
Joe Richter
Will Cooke
Smith
Black Hawk Ointment Offered At Fifty Cents
An advertisement from E D Schiller Pharmacy promotes Black Hawk Ointment for skin conditions including itch eczema athlete’s foot ringworm and pimples with a fifty cent price. The ad lists the address 37-131.
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Schiller Pharmacy
City hall debate preserves Richter as night watch role
In a 3 to 2 vote the council kept Richter, despite a petition from Santa Fe businessmen for Cooke. Aldermen Terry and Jackson backed the marshal, Green, McDermott and Slocomb supported the mayor. McDermott nominated Rickards for night watch. Mayor Smith argued he must submit appointments. Cooke denied re-appointment. Marshal Smith cites ordinance No 7 granting deputy nomination rights.
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Will Cooke
Marshal Smith
Regulation Keys Oil Boom as US Edges European Fields
Our Town notes regulatory tightening shifts in oil and gas, placing stronger government control under lumber and petroleum codes. It mentions Mrs. Laula Clinton and Mrs. W. B. Levy visiting Houston, and B. P. Matocha's Fort Worth trip with a Waco stop where Mrs. Matocha joined later.
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Europe
United States
Laula Clinton
W. B. Levy
Houston
B. P. Matocha
Fort Worth
Waco
Mrs. Matocha
Layman's Day Observed at Baptist Church
Layman's Day will be held at both Sunday services at the Baptist Church. A flower affixed to a layman, a laymen quartet, layman piano music, and a report on Laymen's activities in the state will be presented. A sermon titled The Laymen in the Limelight will honor the occasion.
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State Line City
East Texas
Texarkana
Texas
Arkansas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
State Line Avenue
Federal Building
Union Station
Texas News
Horstmann Bros
Firestone Batteries
Firestone Products
Horstmann Brothers
Our Town
CCC
Houston County
Tree Army
State Forestry Service
Baptist Church
Wayland Kidd
Joe Casey
Earl Moseley
David Burns
Billy Ables
Jimmy Baskin
Frank Newton
J. W. Bass
Austin
Cameron
Mrs. Bass
Cash Food
Jane Goode
Campbell's
Kuner’s
Rio
Post
Wisconsin
Decker
ST. Flour
Galveston, Tex
Texas Star Flour Mills
Baby
Raymond Sharpe
Sharpe
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