Milam County Road Bond Election Ordered for 1919
Milam County Texas commissioners order a road bond election in Road District No. 23 on April 19 1919 to issue 20000 dollars in bonds at 5 percent interest maturing serially over 29 to 30 years for construction and maintenance of roads. Voters taxpaying residents to decide whether to issue bonds and levy taxes. The order directs publication for four weeks and posting at three public places.
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Milam County
Texas
R. W. Ellison
R. W. McClain
S. W
S. P. Souther
Gilbert Cribbs League
Gilbert Cribbs
Levi Taylor
Brazos River
Samuel Frost
A. D
Addiion
Caddo School House
B. P. Borman
Ilam County
Milam County Road District Bonds Sought for Macadam Roads
Petition by W. F. Smith and 15 others asks Road District No. 20 Milam County Texas to issue bonds totaling 15000 dollars with 5 percent interest, 30 year serial maturities of 500 dollars each to build maintain and operate macadamized gravel or paved roads and turnpikes within defined bounds. The district was established by Milam County Commissioners Court on March 13 1919 recorded in book 6 page 504.
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State of Texas
Milam
Commissioners’ Court
Milam County
Texas
W. A. Bradley
Twil
W. F. Smith
Towit
S. W
Mitchell Land
Punchard
Rosebud and
Jones Prairie
N. W
S. J. Ward
N. E
B. P. Bozeman
N. E. Cor
S. E
Falls County
R. W. Ellison
Samuel Frost League
Baileyville Public Road
Milam County Road District Votes on $15,000 Bond Plan
The court orders a special election in Road District No 20 Milam County on April 30 1919 to decide issuing $15 000 in bonds at 5 percent for road improvements. Voters must be property tax payers. notices will be published in Milam County and posted at three public places for three weeks.
Milam Road District bonds voted for paving project
Milam County Road District No. 24 voters consider issuing bonds totaling 10000 to fund lad paving and turnpikes with 5 percent interest, bonds to mature over 29 and 30 years. An election is set for April at Caddo school house with B P Bozeman listed as district action organizer. Also noted is the appeal in Galbreath v. International and Great Northern Railway affirming a $1500 damages verdict. Finally a Frenchman patents heat applied glass coloring for stained glass windows.
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Jack Galbreath
The
International & Great Northern Railway Company
Court of Civil Appeals
Austin
Galbreath
District Court
Milam County
Court of Appeals
Quinine Product Promoted for Tonic and Laxative Effects
An advertisement claims Laxa tive Brom Quin ine is superior to ordinary quine for tonic and laxative action and promises no head ringing or nervousness. It notes a signature by KH W at Grove dated 25.
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KH. W
GROVE
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Fletcher
Castoria
Ius
Baileyville School House
Said Road Disttrict No
T. A. Ford
Levi Taylor Grant
Gilbert Cribbs Grant
Reuben Fisher
Fisher League
Cribbs
Fisher
Byron Wickson
Big Pond
J. E. Stewart
Mose Jordon
Mose Jordon W
Stewarts
Mose Jordan
R. Campbell
Waco
Port Sullivan Road
Stewart
H. C. Smith
James Walters
Smith
Brazor River
W. G. Gillis
Frank Reed
Sue M
S. W. Co
Big Pond Creek
F. F. Reed
Prichard
W. L Hannum
Wm. Prichard
Isaid Road District No
Milami County
Good_win
J. B. Aycock
RK. L. Batte
Oil Mill
Gameron, Tex
Indiana
Geo. T. Graves
Cameron
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