Legislature Adjourning Soon Amid Delayed Bills and Notices
Austin report notes sixty day session ends March 9 with no sine die resolution yet. Expect special session and no general appropriation bills as pay and pace drive hurried final actions. Property transfers and marriage licenses listed from local records along with expected gubernatorial reconvening.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
University of Texas
Lattimore
University Board of Regents
Board of Regents
Local Registrations: Sam Henderson to Buckholts and More
This week’s registrations include Sam Henderson Buckholts Ben Lowenstein Jr Cameron Z B Griffin Buckholts Ford E H Hamilton Cameron Maxwell R W Cage Cameron Chev let J R Darley Cameron Ford an Stracik San Gabriel Maxwell Joe Brod Burlington Ford
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Sam Henderson
Buckholts
Ben Lowenstein Jr
Rockdale
Ord
Z. B. Griffin
Ford
E. H. Hamilton
Cameron Maxwell
R. W. Cage
Cameron
Chevlet
J. R. Darley
An Stracik
San Gabriel
Maxell
Joe Brod
Burlington Ford
Real estate filings recap for week
Property transfers show Andrew F. Baird and spouse selling two lots in New Johnson and Thorndale to Davis for 300 dollars. W H Todd transfers to J A Jackson in the Sullivan league for an unknown amount. W McMillon and spouse sell to H H with 500 dollars. Guy Glass and Ess Young transfer to Dr L L Lee Lot 1 in Lock 5 Newton Johnson addition.
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Thorndale
D. P. Johnson
I. F. Atkins
Jas. Shields Sur
Frank J. Zalesky
Hartmann
Buckholts
M. J. Johnson
Henry M. Jakubik
J. A. de Pena
B. S. Strader
T. J. Sims
M. Spiller
John A. Smith
Kizzie Thomas
T. J. Chambers
C. N. Green
F. F. Reid
D. Monroe
E. Vogelsang Jr
W. Vogelsang
J. L. Bales
Andrew F. Baird
As. Davis
Newn-Johnson and
Justo Liendo
W. H. Todd
J. A. Jackson
A. W. Sullivan
W. McMillon
Ess Young
Guy Glass
Dr. L. L. Lee
Newton-Johnson Add
County Court Closes After Business Week Saturday
A brief public notice notes the County Court closed last Saturday after a full business week. Readers are urged to place timely advertisements to reach the reading public. Contact the society news department with any notices.
Fox Popular Players Now At Rosebud Theatre
The Fox popular players are in Rosebud this week to perform for theatregoers. The troupe led by Reed and Sadler promises to fill capacity houses with their Rock-Ee production and other splendid shows.
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Fox
Rosebud
Eir Messrs. Reed
Ready Man
Sadler
Herald Advertising Boosts Local Sales and Reach
The paper touts strong returns from ads with growing circulation and widespread territory coverage. A weekend accident injured Elmo Vaughan near Ben Arnold, with a broken right arm and other injuries treated at Cameron sanitarium.
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Elmoaughan
Ben Arnold
Cameron Sanitarium
Farmers plan corn and tomatoes as spring warms Summit
Spring weather brings planting plans in Summit. G W Beard will plant corn and la rone tomatoes in a cold frame this week and onions. O P Lagrone visits friends while Mesdames Woolley Bud Cone visit relatives. A baby girl born March 20 to Mr and Mrs A T Stovall.
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G. W. Beard
O. P. Lagrone
Mesdames V. Woolley
Cameron
Bud Cone
Milano
Mesdames
Will Deer
A. T. Stovall
Streeter Hurt
Marion Hood
Carl Hood
John Morgan
Neeley
C. L. Martin
Henderson Family Visits Marlin After Sunday Trip
Messrs T S Henderson Sr and Jr with Misses Mary Lake and Harriett Henderson traveled to Marlin on Sunday to visit Mrs Henderson and Agnes. Agnes went back with them, while Mrs Henderson stayed longer at the residence.
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Messrs
T.S. Henderson Sr
T. S. Henderson Jr
Mary Lake
Harriett Henderson
Marlin
CATO Demands New High School Building for Domestic Science
The Cameron columnist argues for a new high school building to house a Domestic Science department. With nearly two hundred high school girls enrolled and no space, the piece urges the town to support a new facility to train future homemakers and improve local health and education. The author promises a continued series installment next week.
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Cameron
Department of
Cameron High School
Cato
Tarver Grove Athletic Meet Featuring Judge Gillis Speech
Tarver Grove school hosts an all day event on its grounds this Saturday March 3 with a big on site dinner and entertainment. County Judge Gillis will deliver a speech as part of the program, promising plenty of food and amusement for all attendees.
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Tarver Grove School
Tarver Grove
Gillis
Favors the Bond Issue for Road District 12
The Herald urges voters to approve the road bond for a new road from Harrell Creek to Walkers Creek bridge. It argues good roads boost farmers and schools, notes funding plans for a mile from Walkers Creek to Silver City, and reports local support in Maysfield and Cameron.
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Tor Herald
Harrell Creek
Walkers Creek
Maysfield
Branchville
Silver City
Cameron
Messrs
Jim Barmore
Hubert Atkinson
Milam County
Endorsement for Mr. Marshall Parcel Post Proposal
Rosebud Texas banker 7 B Booth president of First National Bank and mayor endorses KE Marshall rural route directory and Parcel Post plan. He asserts the project will boost local advertising, recognize farmers, provide merchants with an up to date mailing list, and strengthen the city’s trade territory.
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KE. Marshall
Marshall
B. Booth
First National Bank
Rosebud, Texas
Sunday Services at Meinvo District Church
Sunday School 9 45 a m preaching 11 am and 7 15 pm Sunday Epworth League and devotional exercises 3 pm Prayer Service 7 15 pm Wednesday cordial invitation to worship H C Willis Pastor
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Epworth League
H. C. Willis
Chamberlain Medicine Co Advertises in 32 Languages
The Herald reports that Chamberlain Medicine Co has supplied papers with ads in thirty two languages. Besides European tongues the list includes languages without earlier alphabets now written with the Roman alphabet. A modern Romanized Malay form is used in Java and the East Indies. Some papers are written in native vernaculars resembling shorthand notes.
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The
Herald
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Java
East Indies
Local Commissary Opened Near Oil Mill
Mr. R. L. Batte has established a commissary near the oil mill to serve the mill workers gins farms and others employed by Mr Batte. It will offer staple and fancy groceries and be run by Mr Mack Harvey of Norman Oklahoma an experienced business manager.
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R. L. Batte
Batte
Mack Harvey
Norman
Okla
Local Print Shop Promises Top Quality Job Work
The office boasts the best in job printing with experienced printers. Any business receives top attention and customers are urged to phone for prompt service.
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