Road District 21 Bond Election Set in Milam County Texas
Milam County Commissioners Court orders a November 16, 1935 road bond election for Road District No. 21 to authorize bonds of 16500 dollars and a tax levy for road construction and maintenance, covering multiple rural routes including Burlington and Cameron area roads. The election, hosted at Burlington with presiding officer B G Kleyp, follows state law and requires taxpayer voting residents to vote for or against bonds and the levy.
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Milam County
Texas
Milam
Commissioners’ Court
Cameron
Jeff T. Kemp
Walter H. Fuchs
R. G. Stidham
R. G. Cloud
E. G. Stiles
M. Hagerty
North Elm Creek
N. W. Cor
N. E. Cor
Joseph H. Clark
Pond Creek
Said Creek
H. Stoebner
Citizen National Bank of
Waco
W. A. Kubecka
S. E. Cor
Dr. C. F. Everett
C. J. Bowser
S. W. Cor
Bowser
Rock
Clarkson and
Burlington
Cameron Herald
Elesti N Prayer Room
Henderson
Luedecker & Cronan
Falls County
Leo O'Neill
N. E
Charles Aigner, Sr
Burlington Cemetery
N. W
Cabron
S. W
Peter Braden
Ed Krause
H. C. Henderson
B. G. Kleyp
State of
R. S. Cloud
Homer Nabours
Said County
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