Fort Worth City Manager Plan Highlight Shows Savings
Fort Worth compares August 1923 under the commission form with August 1925 under the city manager system. Carr reports total expenditures dropped from 117 124 to 107 598, a net saving despite population growth.
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Fort Worth
Texas
C. E. Carr
Department of Health and Welfare
Carr
Death of Ben Harrell in Cameron 1925
Ben Harrell aged 66 dies at his Cameron home after months of illness. A Rosebud transplant and long Cameron resident, he worked at the local compress and was a 45 year Baptist Church member. Funeral led by Bro. E. S. Hutcherson and Rosebud pastor. He belonged to Rosebud Woodmen of the World Lodge.
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Ben Harrell
Cameron
Mr. Harrell
Rosebud
Compress
The
Baptist Church
Bro. E. S. Hutcherson
Baptist Pastor
Harrell
Rosebud Woodman
World Lodge
Funeral service for Harrell at Little River Cemetery
Funeral attended for Mr. Harrell who died leaving a wife Miss Mary Louise Barron of Jones Prairie and six sisters with one brother. Survived by children and relatives in Cameron De troit Brownwood Waco and St Louis. He moved to Texas as a boy, farmed near Jones Prairie and earned many Milam County friends.
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Der
Little River
Harrell
Mary Louise Barron
Jones Prarie
Hubert Harrell
Rosebud
Walter Harrell
St Louis
Louise Harrell
Cameron
Bob Vaughn
Ben Stidham
Ben Roberts
Detroit
Michigan
Armstead Rice
Brownwood
Jessa Middleton
Waco
Bank cashier serves on Grand Jury in Cameron
L. I. Wilson, cashier of the First National Bank of Thorndale, spent several days in Cameron this week serving on Grand Jury.
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L. I. Wilson
First National Bank of
Thorndale
Cameron
The Pencil Makes a Farm Pay Better
A historical guide argues farming must be run as a business with books kept daily. It cites Illinois and Iowa cases showing profits rise when farms maintain inventories and financial statements, and notes costs depend on workers and methods.
Two Bodies Recovered From San Gabriel River Tragedy
Georgetown Nov 7 two of five drowned negroes in the San Gabriel river at Mankin crossing five miles below Georgetown were recovered at ten the next morning. A woman and a 14 year old girl were among those found. A man a woman and another girl remain missing as search continues from Jonah area.
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Georgetown
San Gabriel
Mankin’s Crossing
Jonah
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