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All departments message shows postal classification and delivery details. It lists Cameron Texas as the post office, speaks to second class matter, dates of issue Mondays and Thursdays, and annual subscription rates Milam area eight seventy five and elsewhere nine seventy five.
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Farmers plan Labor Day tractor protest in Temple and Hillsboro
Clark Bolt discusses Central Texas farmers facing bankrupt prices and low crops as they plan a Labor Day demonstration. The piece outlines farm economics, possible price protections, and logistics for protests starting at Temple’s Cansal Implement Co and from Itasca toward Hillsboro with speeches and a picnic lunch.
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Clark Bolt
Temple
Hillsboro
Texas
Cansal Implement Co
Highway 95
Temple Livestock Auction
Hill County
Itasca
Curtis Implement
Old Philosopher Questions Panama Canal Profits
Dear editor: August was filled with canal talk as football fans brace for fall. The canal sparks debate but the key question remains profitability. Are tolls high enough to cover upkeep and expenses, including potential losses from Russian ships? If not, should ownership be reconsidered?
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Panama Canal
Canal
500 New Laws Taking Effect This September
A roundup notes 500 new laws active from September 1 touching how death, health, and daily life operate. It covers execution methods, medical autonomy, budgets, sunset reviews, and local licensing. Political races and appointments swirl as Briscoe seeks a third term while lawmakers weigh agency reforms and wetlands preservation.
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Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Quality Board
Water Rights Commission
Department of Water
Sunset Advisory Commission
Court of Criminal Appeals
State Insurance Board
Joe Christie
U.S. Senate
U.S
Robert Krueger
New Braunfels
John Tower
Ray Hutchison
Dolph Briscoe
John Hill
Bigamy and traffic ticket questions from Texas law
A hypothetical bigamy answer explains that a separated but not divorced man living with another woman may be considered common law married under Texas law and could be charged as bigamy a third degree felony with 2 to 10 years and a $5000 fine. A separate point notes you are not required to sign a traffic ticket but refusing to sign may lead to a judge appearance and possible jail time until the case is heard.
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State Supreme Court
Houston
Don Yarbrough
U.S. Supreme Court
La-Vaca
Crystal City
Herman Jones
Austin
John Hill
Texas Water Quality Board
Hill
Texas A&i University Board
Comptroller
Tyes
Texas
Texas Department of Corrections
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Bill Clayton
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Clayton
AG Opinions
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San Antonio
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Fort Worth
Perry R. Bass
State Parks and Wildlife Commission
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Joe Carter
Sherman
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Snyder
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San Angelo
Texas Water Commission
George M. Cowden
Garrett Morris
Texas Public Utility Commission
Mark White
Waller County
LeRoy Symm
Texas Railroad Commission
Federal Power Commission
East Texas
State Welfare Board
Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
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