Free Hospital Care For World War Veterans
Bill Lamb of the American Legion announced that any honorably discharged World War veteran can obtain free hospitalization through the Legion and the government. He urged veterans to contact Legion or Veterans Bureau officers to secure aid, transportation, and free care, noting beds are limited and mental-health facilities need expansion. The notice highlights free room, meals, medical services, burial benefits, and possible compensation plus a twenty year paid up certificate through the Adjusted Compensation measure.
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American Legion
United States
Congress
Legion
Department
United States Veterans Bureau
Veterans Bureau
Veterans adjust compensation extended through Legion efforts
The program extends Adjusted Compensation for veterans with Legion support. If a veteran dies before twenty years pass, the policy face value goes to the designated beneficiary. After two years from issue, these certificates gain cash loan value each year.
Community News Roundup From Marlow Area
Multiple local families from Cameron Gause Milano Yarrelton and nearby communities visited, attended church, or hosted gatherings in Marlow. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. L N Posey Ethel Howell the Cowards and Poole of Waco among others with prayers, plays, and social hours noted.
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L. N. Posey
Ethel Howell
Cameron
J. Oliver
Little Daughter
Gause
N. Y. Hayes
Morris Coward
James Coward
Coward
Charlie Griffin
John Lott
Yarrelton
Rev. Poole
Waco
Virgil Coward
Bob Hensley
Buster Hobson
Garner Hairston
Milam County Schedules Election On Freeholder Territory
Milam County commissioners court on February 14 192S ordered an election following a petition by J W Foster and twelve other qualified freeholder voters within the described territory. The notice outlines authority for the vote and the targeted area under Texas law.
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State of
Texas
Milam
J. W. Foster
Commissioners Court
Milam County
Branchville Texas election on animal running at large
Al Harlan appointed presiding officer for a March 30 1929 election at Branchville school to decide if horses cattle hogs and other livestock may run at large within a described territory along Brazos River and Harts Creek. Officials will report results to the county commissioners court. Eligible voters must reside in the county and state.
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Branchville
Texas
S. E
P. I. Loyd
Brazos River
Loyd
Lewis L. Childs
E. Carothers
D. B. Friar
James McLaughlin
A. G. Perry
W. BE. Harris
N. E
Harris League
Harts Creek
N. W
P. O
Maysfield
Said Creek
al Harlan
Commissioners Court
Milam County Stock Law Election Details
The notice specifies that voters in the described territory may vote on the stock law. Ballots must mark "For the stock law" or "Against the stock law." Polls open at 8:00 A.M. and close at 7:00 P.M. Signed by Jeff T. Kemp, County Judge of Milam County, Texas.
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Wilburn Story
Cecil Morgan
Florence
Willie May Houston
Lennie Anthis of
Milano
John Hairston
Leslie Boatright
John Hobson
John Wesley Baker
Ben Baker
Misses Cowards
Estelle Lampkin of
Henrietta Mode
Frank Berrett
Velma Coward
Jess Coward
Otis Tindall
EF. H. Walston
Flossie Allison
James Montgomery
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Little River
Sunshine Hatcheries ,Inc
Cameron, Texas
Fort Worth
Santa Fe
Galveston
Avenue P
Galvez Hotel
S. J. Slocomb
Galveston, Texas
Tonean
Robert Polansixy Caldwell
TBKAS
Jeff T. Kemp
Milam Co
The
Federal Land Bank of
Houston
W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Lady Hilingdon
Kasserina
Paul Neyron
Caroline Testout
March
Ramsey
Austin
Austin, Texas
Fletcher
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