Waco Y M B L Plans White Way In Waco Texas
Waco Y M B L considers replacing the arc lamps with a white way system in the downtown area. A cost estimate will be prepared within two weeks after a committee reviews plans. The white way plan was previously started in the downtown district.
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Waco
Texas
Young Men's Business League
Plants for Sale from W. C. Rogers Plant Farm Texas
Open field grown cabbage and tomato plants listed for immediate shipping. Cabbage varieties include Flat Dutch and Early Jersey Wakefield, Dwarf Champion, Dwarf Stone, June Pink, Barbina and McGee tomatoes. Prices: 500 for 1 dollar, 1 000 for 2.50 prepaid. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Jersey
Wakefield
McGee
Neff Approves Education Bills and Vetoes Rural Aid
Governor Neff approved five bills and vetoed two amid last minute action before adjournment. He backed university expansion with 1.35 million for land and a 4 million rural schools aid bill was vetoed. the West Texas A M site purchase received 50 thousand for a new monument bill. The veto reflected convention opposition and limited state funds.
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Austin
Texas
Nef
Upile Nental School
Texas A. & M
Till
A. & M. Till
West
Neff
Fort Worth
Harding Receives First Monthly Pay Check
President Harding today received his first monthly pay check from the Treasury for 5520.54. He was docked for three and a half days during Wilsons tenure, and the regular 5000 amount was adjusted accordingly.
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Harding
Washington
Treasury Department
Waoeltraw Wilson
Clifton National Bank authorized to commence banking
The Comptroller of the Currency John Skelton Williams certifies that Clifton National Bank, Clifton Texas, has complied with federal statutes and is authorized to commence banking in Clifton Bosque County, Texas. Witness to the seal and official date February 11, 1921.
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Curreney Washingrton
Clifton National Bank
Clifton
of Bosque
Texas
United States
John Skelton Wallamas
Bosque
Jno. Skelton Williama
Cranfills Gap Community News Report Summary
Local notes from Cranfills Gap recount visits by Jay Hall and Professor Hayes near Gustine, Lilian Pederson, and Burke at Waon Fas, plus Dallass Four Company reps Otto B Reesing and Mrs Reesing. Weekend homes of Luther College students at Clifton and area residents visiting Clifton. District Court sat in Meridian with J T Jensen serving as grand juror.
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Jay Hall
Prof Hayes
Atter
Gustine
S Nelson of
Mexia
Martin Soreieun
W. T. Tergerson
H. M. Everett
Otis Bronstad
N. Mo Murphree
Hico
Otto B Reesing
Dallas
Mre. Reesing
Master Harding
Clifton
Williard Murphree
Mr. Wand Siew
Brad Wireet
Walter Hansen
Craterus
Ami
Walter Tindall
Barelay
Afal
August Pederson
Jain Jenson
Maurin
Meridian
J. T. Jensen
Monument funds and land ownership bill in Texas
The text notes plans to erect a World War memorial for soldiers sailors marines and nurses and to allocate 2500 to erect a monument over Cynthia Ann Parker’s grave in Limestone county. It also discusses the anti alien land ownership Dudley bill in the Texas Legislature prohibiting aliens ineligible for citizenship from owning or leasing land, with Governor Neff approving but saying it does not go far enough for non bona fide Texas inhabitants.
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Cynthia Ann Parker
Limestone County
Dudley
United States
Texas
Neff
Melbennan County Fowlers Plan Election Meeting
Waco Texas April 2 The Melbennan County genet fowls committee reassembled near Wednesday afternoon to finalize a report for the county officials on a proposed county election plan. The sal committee aims to order an election to choose a new public officer. The report notes tense local attitudes and contrasts with past political tensions in the county.
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Waco
Tecan
Wace
New York
J. M Penland
Meloni County
Jeanenee
Meridian court anticipated with Judge Ward presiding
The Meridian Tribune notes no court this week but expects a convening in April with His Honor Judge Ward presiding. It mentions Selmer Solberg and family traveling from near Hurst Springs for business, Grimland reporting an epidemic among felines, John Christenson from near Hamilton with daughter Julia, Mustang principal, and George Goar returning from Hamilton after serving on the grand jury. The session added 25 bills, totaling 260.
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Meridian Tribune
Judge Ward
Selmer Solberg
Hurst Springs
A. Grimland
John Christenson
Hamilton
Gap
Julia
George Goar
Ham
Penns Railroads Turn Profit for First Timer
The Penns Railroads earned total operating revenue of 2,678,778.79 dollars with operating expenses of 1,? The figures indicate a first time profit margin for the year 1922 with the railway’s earnings trending upward amid December activity and transportation demand.
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Agatin
Maret
Calroads
Tesaa Ade Mamtey
Aerardong
Ad copy and scholarship offer from The Record and Dallas News
An old advertisement touts thin purities to strengthen the liver kidneys and stomach and promote activity while boosting appetite and mood at 125 per bottle. The notice also promotes Tyler Commercial College scholarships and invites readers to visit the Record office for savings.
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Tyler Commercial College
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