Milam County Tick Eradication Held Over By Court
Milam County Commissioners Court, after initial votes to discontinue eradication, reversed course at a October 27 meeting due to pressure from the Live Stock Association. The project, begun in 1920, has cost about $60,000 with 355 infested herds in 1922 versus 236 in 1920, and aims to continue through 1923 with sanitary vats and inspections continuing. County Auditor Giles Lavriett urges taxpayer support and broad community effort to finish the tick campaign.
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Milam
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Mila County
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Commissioners Coult
Giles L.avriett
Last Call to Lovers of Personal Liberty in Texas
A battered plea from Jones Prairie Texas dated Oct 30 asks readers to publish a pro liberty missive. The letter condemns prohibitionists and KKK influence, praises prior freedoms, urges voting to oust opponents, and hints at rallying support for Gorge Petty and political allies.
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Tick Eradication Efforts Reported Amid Misunderstanding
Local officials address confusion over tick eradication programs. Residents are advised to follow posted guidelines and await additional details from health authorities as monitoring continues.
Tick eradication debate in county concerns inspectors
Citizens discuss duties of the inspector in tick control. The writer explains inspectors cannot compel death without court procedure and notes hours at the vat come from higher authority while cattle handling depends on the handlers. He urges readers to verify facts rather than rely on rumors.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Green Attend Cotton Palace
Mr and Mrs Leslie Green and their little daughter visited the Cotton Palace on Sunday. Mr Green planned to return Monday, while Mrs Green and the child stayed on to visit relatives and friends. Miss Leather Howard is in Waco visiting and attending the Cotton Palace.
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Cotton Palace
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New Baby Joins Casey Family After Weekend Arrival
Mr and Mrs Joe Casey welcome a baby boy born last Sunday. Miss Minnie Steadman and Miss Helda Richter attended the Cotton Palace in Waco the prior weekend. For sale eighty acres on Harrel's Creek near Mays field at 35 per acre. Co R Phillips Cameron. Wilson Heaters advertised for coal and wood. Henne and Meyer Co promote a special aluminum sale on double boilers at 69 cents. Saturday November 49 a.m.
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Waco
Harrel’s Creek
Maysfield
R. Phillips Cameron
Helda Richter
Myrtle Garner
Waco Cotton Palace
A. m. Henne & Meyer CO
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Says PAZO Claim
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Instantly relieves itching and provides restful sleep after first application.
Miss Mary Young Spends Weekend at Home with Mother
Baylor University student Miss Mary Young spent the weekend at home with her mother Mrs. Dallie Young.
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Mary Young
Baylor University
Dallie Young
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