Milam County August 1952 Primary Returns Overview
Milam County tabulates results from the August 27, 1952 primary showing the governor race in the best two columns, followed by Railroad Commissioner six year term and four year term votes. The tally includes Thompson versus Hatcher and Pierson versus Hickman for the Supreme Court, then Congress at Large, James and Krenek for the 65th District, and Blaylock versus Batte for Sheriff runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Hatcher
Pierson
Hickman
Supreme Court
Congress
James
Krenek
Blaylock
Batte
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Couples in Court House News
Willie Fipps to Opal Carroll Jim Wiggins to Isabell King Vennie Morris to Estelle Rhem L C Johnson to Lillie Mae Jackson J J Willingham to Ben McClellan 15 acres A F Burchard survey 250 Ella Morton to Maggie Chance tract in Cameron 50 Henry J Hailes to Nora Hailes 3 acres Thos Curry League 45 S O Moodie to A R Knott et al 101 3 acres A E Davis League Burleson county 400 W M Jeter to Lida V Jeter block 21 Reese's Addition 1 H A Anthis to M E Ashley 101 7 acres J L Nicholson survey 500
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Fipps
Opal Carroll
Jim Wiggins
Isabell King
Vennie Morris
Estelle Rhem
L. C. Johnson
Lillie Mae Jack
Clellen
A. F. Burchard
Ella Morton
Maggie Chance
Cameron
Henry J. Hailes Et Ax
Nora Hailes
Thos. Curry League
S. O. Moodie
A. R. Knott
Burleson County
W. M. Jeter
Lida V. Jeter
Reese
H. A. Anthis
M. E. Ashley
J. L. Nicholson
Oil and Gas Leases Involving Multiple Tracts
A list of oil and gas lease transactions covering Vaughn Bay, James Shields, and Elisha Allen surveys. Names include John Dolle, W. D. Nicholson, Ned Malone, J. B. Huff Jr., E. A. Camp, G. A. Mars, A. H. Wilking, Joe W. Lee, Elisha Allen, and others. Tracts range from 50 to 200 acres with varied prices from $1 to $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dolle
W. D. Nicholson
Vaughn Bay
Ned Malone
J. B. Huff Jr
Wm. Allen Grant Ai
E. A. Camp
G. A. Mars
James Shields
A. H. Wilking
J. B. Huft Jr
Wm. Allen Survey
Joe W. Lee
Elisha Allen Survey
Sterling Submits Tax Relief Measures for Texas
Austin August 50 in extraordinary session Governor Sterling urged rapid passage of tax relief laws and reduced session costs. Senate proposed unpaid service by lawmakers. house must concur. Bills include highway fund duties, delinquent tax forgiveness if paid by Jan 31 1932, and allowing insurers and building loan associations to invest in federal home loan banks to aid homeowners.
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Austin
R. S. Sterling
Texas
House
Senate
Sterling
Edgar Witt
Fred Minor
State Highway Fund
Federal Home Loan Banks
Congress
Cunningham Elected Public Weigher No 3
L S Cunningham of Gause defeated L B Lummus of Gause for the nomination for Public Weigher in Precinct No 3 at the polls held Saturday August 27 1932. The following table will show the vote at the Precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Cunningham
Gause
L. B. Lummus
Milam County elects L L Blaylock as Sheriff
L L Blaylock thanks Milam County voters for a strong primary showing that secured his nomination as Sheriff. He expresses gratitude to supporters and pledges to provide his best services to all residents as sheriff.
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Milam County
L. L. Blaylock
Texas
Askew Wins Milam Public Weigher Runoff Vote
J. M. Askew was elected Public Weigher for Milam County Precinct 2 in the runoff held August 27, defeating Willis Hudson by 24 votes. The report includes precinct-by-precinct results. Mrs. Ted Tiller, visiting from Fort Worth, stays with her Ledbetter relatives in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Askew
Milam County
Willis Hudson
Ted Tiller
Fort Worth
Ike Ledbetter
Salem
Tiller
Katherine Ledbetter
Cameron
Clyde Moore Wins Democrat Nomination for Precinct 4
Clyde Moore of Davilla defeated E. G. Stiley of Thorndale by 92 votes to win the Democratic nomination for Commissioner in Precinct No. 4. The results table lists precincts from Saturday August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Moore
Davilla
E. G. Stiley
Thorndale
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