Bond Election Notice in Oakville District 32 Texas
Milam County Texas sheriff announces June 21 1919 bond election for Oakville School District 32 to issue 3000 in 150 denominations for a new school building and site with a 20 year term 5 percent interest with annual tax to fund interest and sinking fund voters include qualified property taxpayers judge W B Minor appoints two judges two clerks election ordered May 27 1919 by County Judge L L Blaylock deputy Ben Nabours signs notice and date April 31 1919
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Oakville
County Board of Trustees
Commissioners’ Court
W. B. Minor
L. L. Blaylock
Milam County
Texas
Ben Nabours
Sheriff Notice Of Tax Election In Oakville District 32
Milam County issues a sheriff notice to hold a May 1919 tax election in Oakville District 32 to determine if property taxpaying voters favor raising school taxes to 50 cents per $100. A. L. Lensing is election judge with two guards and two clerks to assist. Deputy Ben Nabours signs the notice.
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Texas
Milam
Oakville
White
Milam County
A. L. Lensing
Saider
Milam County Sheriff Schedules Public Land Sale
By order of the Milam County district court a public sale of real estate owned by Rudolph W Slovacek and Lydia Slovacek is set for July 1, 1919 between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. at the Cameron courthouse. The 75 acre Milam County tract, inherited from Thomas Slovacek, faces sale after a 155.53 debt plus costs, as detailed in cause No. 7799 and recorded in Vol. 67, page 296. Publication in the Cameron Herald completes legal notice.
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State OF
Texas
Milam
District Court
Milam County
Penn Wolf
Rudolph W. Slovacek
Lydia Slovacek
Jno. F. Grant
Rudolph W. Slovecek
I. L. L. Blaylock
Towit
S. M. Swenson
Francisco de Las Rios
North Elm Creek
Boundry
Robert Carr
B. F. Kemp
Thomas Slovacek
Milan’ County
Rudolph Slovacek
Court House
Cameron
Milam County sale secures land in Cameron region
Legal notice describes levy on property of James Smoot for 100 acres at Cannon Snap Creek with meanderings to the beginning, sale set July 1, 1919, at the Milam County courthouse, Cameron, Texas, for cash to the highest bidder. Editorials urge government long term home loans to boost ownership and national welfare.
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Cannon Snap Creek
N. W
James Smoot
Court House
Milam County
Cameron
Texas
Levy
Cameron Herald
Milam County Sheriff Sale in John F. Grant vs James Smoot Case
Milam county sheriff I. L. Blaylock announces levy on real estate in Milam county in the case of John F. Grant versus James Smoot. The action involves a judgment of forty one dollars and twenty two cents plus costs, with the property described as part of the J. T. Houston estate in the Rebecca Moore league, starting at the Geo. Lampkin tract corner and running through a chain of measured lines to establish the parcel.
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Milam County
Texas
J. T. Houston
Rebecca Moore League
Geo. Lampkin
Cannon Snap Creek
N. E
P. O
Jobs for Disabled Yanks Expanded Civil Service Access
An executive order amends federal civil service rules to allow waivers of physical requirements for disabled honorable veterans. The Civil Service Commission may exempt a trained and tested veteran from standard physical limits, with referral to the Federal Board for Vocational Education for possible retraining. If unrewarding, alternative positions may be suggested.
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Civil Service
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Commission
Federal Board For Vocational Education
U.S. Employees’ Compensation Commission
Civil Service Commission
Velvet Tobacco Returns to Shelves and Pipes
Velvet Tobacco, once missing from shops, is back in red tin form for American pipe smokers. The piece recalls the supply disruptions during wartime and salutes the doughboys, noting Velvet’s return to front porches and a renewed sense of comfort for loyal users. It ends with a caution about imitations in medicines.
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Velvet
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Lassie
Quartermaster Corps
Kentucky
France
Velvet Joe
Zemerine Advertised for Eczema Relief
Stop scratching with Zemerine it promises relief from eczema and skin itch. The ad claims quick soothing effect after first application and cites customer quotes and two price sizes 50 cents and one dollar from Zemerine Chemical Company Grangeburg South Carolina.
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Zemerine Chemical Company
Grangeburg
S. C
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Relief from Calomel Dangers
Advertising text claims calomel causes salivation, cramps, and sickness. Dodson's Liver Tone is pitched as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without side effects and leaves users feeling alert and ready for work or play.
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Dodson
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