Milam County Bonds and Tax Elections Notice 1919
Milam County Texas Sheriff announces June 7 1919 elections in three Common School Districts to issue bonds totaling 3500 and to levy taxes for interest and principal. Campaign covers Fuchs Fitchs and South Elm schoolhouses with bond amounts 3000 3500 and 1500 per district. The notices specify bond terms twenty years at five percent interest and site and building funding for a public school. The proclamations cite orders from May 3 and May 14 1919.
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State OF Texas
Milam
Fuchs
County Board of Trustees
Sheriff’s Notice of Tax Election in South Elm School District
A sheriff’s notice announces a tax election in South Elm School District No. 58. The document outlines the district’s authority, the election purpose, and the dates for filing, voting, and any required notices. The notice emphasizes public access to election details and related legal requirements.
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South Elm
Fitch’s
Milam County School Tax Increase Election Court Order
June 1919 Milam County order sets a special election at South Elm School District 58 to determine if property tax payers favor raising school tax to 50 cents per $100. J W Price appointed judge. two inspectors to be named. voters in district eligible to vote per act of the 36th legislature.
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State OF Texas
Milam
Fitch's
White
A. D
Milam County
Texas
C. A. Rachui
South Elm
Commissioners’ Court
J. W. Price
True Bird Story for Parents Learning Young Birds to Fly
An article by Olive Thorne Miller explains how nestlings learn to fly and survive after leaving the nest. It notes parents feed fledglings until they can forage, and describes early birds learning to sleep, protect themselves, and eventually sing. The author shares a vivid observation of two young jays practicing independence and being fed by parents until self-sufficient.
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Olive Thorne Miller
Blue Jay Twins Learn A Hungry Lesson In Chokecherries
A narrator watches two hungry blue jay twins in a grove as their parents rest. The chicks beg for food, fail to receive it, and finally watch a parent eat a chokecherry themselves before the twins learn to feed themselves. The scene ends with a call to share the story.
Water worth when the well runs dry quote referenced
A brief reference to Benjamin Franklin stating they know water’s value when the well is dry. The note adds a directive to buy another water source. The text centers on a proverb style attribution and a practical prompt.
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Benjamin Franklin
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