Mount Pleasant Wins Next Conference Meet
Mount Pleasant defeated Lufkin and Navasota to win the Texas Methodist conference meet at Cameron. Bishop John M. Moore praised science and urged preachers to heed reform, while Dr. A Frank Smith and Dr. C M Bishop were among visiting ministers.
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Mount Pleasant
Texas Methodist Conference
Lufkin
Navasota
John M. Moore
Dallas
A. Frank Smith
C. M
Houston
Cameron
J. W. Dealy
Woodland Heights
S. W. Thomas
Dealy
I. & Thomas
Harrisburg
P. W. Horn
Moore
Church
J. Ed. Morgan
Bering Memorial Methodist Church
Terry Williams
Wilson
Ira F. Key
A. J. Weeks
Bishop McMurry
Hay
C. C. Seleeman
Bishop Moore
H. M. Timmons
Texarkana
Timmons
Washington Avenue
J. A. Tyler
Kerrville
Ebony
Galveston City Government Finances for 1922 Released
The Department of Commerce reports Galveston Texas spent 1,573,020 dollars for the fiscal year ended June 30 1922. Per capita cost 34.58 dollars with breakdowns for general departments public service enterprises interest and outlays. Revenues totaled 1,885,960 dollars yielding 41.22 per capita and a per capita excess of 6.84.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Galveston
Texas
Galveston Tax Revenue and Indebtedness Details 1922
The report shows property taxes making 56.4 percent of Galveston revenues in 1922 with per capita taxes at 23.25 dollars, and public service earnings at 14.1 percent. Indebtedness per person stood at 96.95 dollars, while assessed property valued at 55,296,804 dollars supported a 1922 levy of 1,857,343 dollars.
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Galveston
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