Ferguson says no special session until fall
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson announces the Texas legislature will not be convened in special session until September or October. She cites time needed to review road bond bills after the Archer county decision and the upcoming summer primaries. The move aims to avoid partisan disruption and maintain the state's financial honor.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
J. A. Kemp
United States Supreme Court
Archer County
Kemp
Wichita Falls
Supreme Court of the United States
Terrell Seeks Re election as Commissioner of Agriculture
George B. Terrell, Milam County native and Cameron visitor, announces his candidacy for re election as Commissioner of Agriculture in the July 24, 1926 primary. He vows to unite agricultural work with the department and cites cost savings and increased receipts under his administration.
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George B. Terrell
Argiculture
Cameron
Terrell
Milam County
Department of Agriculture
Public Officials Compared Across State Records
The note requests a comparative analysis of one record against all other public officials in the state, focusing on consistency, completeness, and potential discrepancies across filings. It highlights the need to compile matching attributes, flag variances in terms, dates, and roles, and to assess overall transparency.
Lynch Davidson to Speak Here Next Thursday
A message reports Hon. Lynch Davidson will address the public next Thursday afternoon at four o'clock. The venue will be announced in circulars, and the Hearne Democrat urges citizens to attend and hear a candidate for the office of Governor.
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Lynch Davidson
City health officer partners with marshal on sanitation efforts
The City Council and Dr. A. S. Epperson, City Health Officer, request the city marshal to oversee sanitation initiatives and enforce related measures to improve public health.
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A. S. Epperson
City sanitation notice on open toilets and cleaning service
The marshal assigns Frank Castillo to monthly cleaning of open toilets at private premises for a nominal fee. Some owners lack cooperation and a notice is issued urging compliance with sanitary regulations. Those needing twice monthly cleaning may contact me or Castillo. Refuse burying night soil is prohibited. cooperation with the city and Dr. A. B. Epperson health officer is requested.
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Frank Castillo
Epperson
City Council reviews tax rolls seeks board of equalization
On Wednesday night the city council opened meetings to examine the assessor completed tax rolls and plans to recommend changes to the board of equalization. Mayor Davis will name a board at the next session on Tuesday June 15. Aiming to adjust Cameron property renditions the city may raise some values and lower others.
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Board of Equalization
Davis
Cameron
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