Cameron Pioneer Cemetery restoration needs donations
About 700 dollars is needed to clean up the acre plot of graves dating to 1845 with burials from the late 1700s. Already 350 has been raised by descendants. A thousand dollars would restore the site off SH 36 near Cameron, with fencing and a fund designated Pioneer Cemetery Fund at Citizens National Bank.
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Milam County to Add 4000-Square-Foot Courthouse Annex
The Milam County Commissioners Court votes unanimously to construct a 4000 square foot tax assessor collector and courthouse annex beside the new Milam jail. Funding comes from revenue sharing, relocating offices from the Milam Courthouse basement to a modern accessible site. Plans include a museum in the old Milam jail.
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Milam courthouse revived by jail restoration and parade tribute
A Folk Fete parade car promotes the Milam jail restoration as Milam Museum, signaling broader modernization of Milam Courthouse. The piece frames it as progress and a generation of builders pushing public service and history toward a new home.
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Milam Museum
Milam
IRS Southern Texas District Sees Record Tax Activity
In a letter to Mr. Luecke, IRS official Robert McKeever notes the busiest filing period ever for the district with 760,000 tax questions answered and 240,000 taxpayers visiting offices. Returns arrived 10 percent faster at the Service Center, and 2.6 million returns were projected within a week after the filing deadline. The Cameron Herald commended for supporting public information efforts.
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IRS
Texas
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Internal Revenue
Texas First job program boosts 6000 openings in first month
Austin reports more than 6,000 available jobs identified in the first month of the Texas First program. Executive Director Jim Harwell of the Texas Industrial Commission calls the result a 50 percent overage of annual projections and suggests up to 15,000 jobs could be added this year with $1 billion in impact. The initiative involves TEA, TEC, TDCA and the Governor's Planning Division plus Start-Up Training for workers. More than 200 of the top 1,000 Texas industries responded to a survey on expansion needs.
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Texas
Old Philosopher Lampoons Forecasts and Inflation Blues
A reader derides economists for missing recession timing and blames inflation on money chasing goods and greed in markups. He proposes the J A School of Guaranteed Accuracy in Economic Forecasts with three parts predicting better worse or same, then cites New York refinancing as relief before a banker renewal anecdote.
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County Medical Society
New York
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