Hillsboro Receives First Bale Of Cotton For Year
Hillsboro July 30 George Rogers delivered the first bale weighing 476 pounds raised north side hillsboro to be sold Wednesday afternoon to the highest bidder A premium is announced to Rogers. Convict population in Texas continues to grow with 562 inmates the largest in state history crowding space and prompting overflow housing. A card with a 14 000 000 estate plan was noted along with a playful fish hawk sighting and a big family reunion at the old Conrad home with nine families present including Kunkel Bachuig Rachie Pfundt and others.
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Hillaboro
Hilllsboro
George Rogers
Hillsboro
Rogers
Pak
Austin
Texas
Lord Knaresborough Leaves 11000 To London Secretary
Lord Knaresborough of London wills 11 000 to his secretary in recognition of her faithful service.
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Lord Knaresborough
London
Lanes Chapel Revival Notes And Local Obituary
The Lanes Chapel revival drew attendees from Meridian, Clifton, and surrounding communities with Rev W T Boulware and Rev Cell of Brownwood officiating. J W Matthews of the Motheim community died Saturday. interment at Lanes Chapel cemetery Sunday. Carl Rice and family from Hurst Springs, Mrs Mils Franklin and children, and Ira Jackson of Meridian visited, while Mr Lane left for the A&M College Short Course.
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Boas
Sumlay
Lanies Chayel
Brolla Vickeey
Buniay Behelasa
Aurday
Miva
Cora Bartenwey
W. T. Boulware
Liftop
Tysday
Guy Sowell
Nine Meridian
W. A. Lane
Bola
Lane
J. W. Matthawe
Motheim
Lame'r
Cell
Fonds
Brownwood
Matthews
Near Meridian
Ira Jackson
Meridian
Moray
Willie Howard
Near Clifton
Texas laws take effect June 12 as legislature approves wide changes
A garbled list shows new statutes taking effect June 12 including marriage notice requirements, physician certificates, dormitory self funding at Texas universities, rural credit unions, motor carrier regulation, tax foreclosures, teacher citizenship, pharmacist regulation, prohibitions on debt collection by justices, random items on penalties and pensions, and expanded state programs. The text is incomplete and contains many OCR errors, but the core items indicate broad updates across governance, education, finance, public safety, and infrastructure.
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Texas
University of Texas
Railroad Commission
Court writ and debt notice from Bosque County Texas
A court writ issued by Justice of the Peace in Bosque County orders appearance and payment of a debt of 17.00 with interest and costs. It cites a note dated April 29, 1926, due October 1, with 20 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees, plus costs, demanding appearance before the Clifton court and execution of the writ.
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Anid
Dustes Court
County of Bosses
Ie Caury House
Lifton
Foxak
A'G. Gillam Mowe Company
Hadia
Allegog
Goberance
Yael Md
Clifton
Texas
Hering
Justles of Peace
Bosque County
Ate
McCallum Finds Declaration of Independence in Capitol Records
A fragmentary newspaper note describes Mrs. McCallum discovering the Texas declaration of independence among dusty records. It was to be framed and displayed in the capitol building main corridor, while mentions of The Clifton Record and the Dalles views appear in the excerpt.
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McCallum
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