Inherent Asset Vote July 26 Editorial
The Herald urges Milam County voters to choose among about 60 Democratic primary candidates and to vote on July 26. It emphasizes voting as a privilege and prerogative of free people and contrasts with past Russian elections. It appeals to all 5,000 county voters to participate and invest their vote wisely.
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Milam County
Milam Countians
Farmer policy critics urge constant change in Washington
Dear editor, a reader argues against a static approach to farm and foreign policy. The writer compares policy shifts to daily foreign policy changes, insisting farmers deserve adaptive farming programs and Washington must update strategies to match evolving times and world events. Signed J. A.
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Capitol Report of Texas voters and state issues
Texans face ballots as John Q Poll Tax Payer decides party and local races this weekend. Oil quotas rise for August, Insurance Board ruling, and 50 50 highway land costs shared with cities and counties. Prison cotton allotment up 10.88 percent saves tax money. Cities seek expanded taxing powers and a new auto registration tax.
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Local churches list Sunday schedules and pastors present
A compiled church directory lists many congregations with service times pastors and contact notes. Entries include CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST FIRST METHODIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES LIBERTY COMMUNITY CHURCH ST MONICA'S CATHOLIC MARLOW BAPTIST FIRST SPIRITUALIST UNITED E R TRINITY LUTHERAN GOSPEL TABERNACLE ST CYRIL ST METHODIUS RICE BUCKHOLTS CZECH MORAVIAN BRETHREN JUTHERAN CHURCH and others with times for Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship and midweek services.
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E_ 13th
Floyd Hawkins Sunday School
First Baptist Church
A. F. Russell
Walter R. Grimes
First Methodist Church
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