Texas News items span new creamery and road bonds
Creamery to be established at Arne and a future station planned for Lufkin. An Alvin auxiliary to the American Legion formed. East and South Texas suffer flood damage from heavy rain and low temperatures. Lockhart businessmen forecast a cotton acreage drop in Caldwell County. Road bonds of 60,000 proposed for Ogleton district No. 2. Government hatchery trout moved to Coricana from San Marcos. Texas Industrial Traffic League to meet in Galveston June 18. Kien Wo Tae named by the governor with a commissioner team to purchase land. Waco Home for Dependent and Neglected Children to be completed in 20 days, cost around 90,000, capacity 60, funded by 200,000 appropriation. Schulenburg area votes for seven miles of highway bonds. Texas physicians plan San Antonio convention. Cotton production and rail and oil figures for 1920-21. Fire rate reductions and insurance details. State rifle matches at Camp Mabry set for late June. Port cooperation plan with Port Arthur and Beaumont to secure Sabine waters. McLennan County Farm Association backs a 20,000-bale cotton warehouse. Texas city building permits rise in March 1921. UT land extension commission to buy 135 additional acres.
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Kien Wo Tae
Will C. Hogg
Houston
J. G. Walton
Waco
J. H. W. Williams
Austin
McLet County Farm Association
Ace
Texas
Why Scruggs Was Honored by the American Legion
Charles W. Scruggs of Dallas Texas attended every state and national convention of the American Legion and was rewarded with the adjutant role for the Texas department. He served as a private in the Thirty sixth division in America and France and was promoted to sergeant at Camp Bowie Texas on March 1 1919. He studied at the University of Texas and taught school for two years before becoming a wartime reporter on a Texas newspaper.
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Charles W. Scruggs
Dallas
Tex
American Legion
Texas Department
Scruggs
America
France
Camp Bowie
Scruzes
University of Texas
Texas
Notice in Probate Milam County Texas 1921
Public notice for the estate of Eulalia Barmore deceased filed by J. S. Barmore in Milam County Court Cause No 1854. Term begins June 6 1921 at Cameron courthouse. interested parties may appear and contest. Writ requires publication weekly for ten days prior to return date. Signed by Will T. Yates Deputy Clerk.
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State OF Texas
Milam County
Milam
State OF
Texas
Eulalia Barmore
J. S. Barmore
Pente
Tulalia Barrore
Camel- Texas
Will T. Yates
K. K. Robbins
Clerk County Court
Legion Protest Over Olive Drab Prison Uniforms
Thomas N. Swale head of Washington American Legion and a Legion committee protested the olive drab prison uniforms worn by convicts at Monroe State Reformatory in Washington. War Risk Insurance and Vocational Education officials joined the delegation urging a change due to funding shortages and low uniform cost. State officials indicated a replacement uniform may be adopted.
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United States Service
Monroe State Reformatory
Monroe
Wash
Thomas N. Swale
Washington Department of the American Legion
Legionnaires
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Legion
States O K Five Fold Plan Advocated by Nine States
North Dakota Oregon and Minnesota legislatures pass resolutions urging Congress to enact the Fordney bill. It embraces the five fold compensation plan of the American Legion. North Dakota notes its own veterans already receive a $25 monthly service bonus, the largest state grant of its kind.
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O. K
North Dakota
Oregon
Minnesota
Congress
American Legion
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Tone
A vintage remedy claim Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair naturally and evenly with daily use. It is touted as restoring shine and fullness, dampen a brush and apply strand by strand, leaving hair looking youthful.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
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Caldwell County
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Coricana
Texas Industrial Traffic League
Galveston
League
Schulenburg
Colorado County
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Texas Pharmaceutical Associa
United States
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Washington
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Rockdale
Livingston
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Manal
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Beaumont
Sabine District
Chamber of Amerce
Orange
Theniversity of Texas Land Extension
Cameron
A. D
Mr. Farmer
Emerson-Brantingham
A. J. Matogha
Santa Fe
Cameron, Texas
Steve Macal
Thedford’s
Ibeowa
Mro
Littell
Bottie
James F. Ballard
Prap
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