Texans Lobby for Cattle Tick Eradication Law
Petition signed by citizens across Texas urges passage and amendment of a cattle tick eradication law. Vows continued support and funding to prevent reinfestation and to destroy all ticks within the state, noting current efforts have reduced infestations.
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Varias
Ae Austin
Foygowe
Vick Eradication Inc
Arvan
Jaye
Leur Sur
Texas
Coal-Related Notice From Clifton Tees and Colder Belt
Fragmentary notice mentions coal and domestic coal supplies at Clifton and a related belt area. The readable text suggests a trade or promotional line for coal products and potential distribution or sourcing notes. No clear dates, organizations, or full event details are readable in the fragment.
Fragmented Memoir on Education and Modern Kids
A scattered reminiscence contrasts past schooling with present life. The speaker recalls walking to school, outdoor exercises, and old games, while critiquing modern parenting, urban routines, and sanitation concerns. Notable lines reference Cape Cod, grammar study, and shifting social values.
Portable Pork Sauage Cure From Old Recipes
A fragmented, antique recipe describes curing and seasoning pork for sausages. It details grinding meat, mixing pepper and spice, layering with salt, and packing into jars or smokehouses. It references long preservation methods and mentions distant weapons terminology accidentally embedded in text.
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Haynes
Auction of Bills Starts in the House
The auction of bills began in the House with Rep. TK Twin of Dallas and Rep. J. W. Hall of Houston presiding. Several officers were elected and a list of appropriations and measures followed, including mileage and expense allowances, fish and game protection, and a range of financial regulations and penalties. Names and roles of officials are given, alongside upcoming legislative items for the Thirty-Ninth Legislature.
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TK. Twin
Dallas
J. W. Hall
Houston
Satterwhite
Cart A Phippey
Brownwood
Irk
Jon Whity
Ian Antonio
Hal Bourland
Endine
N. A. Gordon
Part Worth
Martutant Reading
Ido C. Ewing
Austin
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Aum
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Anglalae
Davis
Rennie Ill —Wood
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Gulf of Mexiaander
Aleo
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Murphy
Covarn
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Toutama
Henate Bill &—Poltanty
Tulse
Fedit
Poison in Tin Bucket Kills Three Children
Three youngsters die after ingesting white powder found in a tin bucket in a tree. George, Dorothy Elizabeth, and Joe Valdes perished within days of the accident as authorities traced a bagful of arsenic powder to the container. Surviving family members mourn in Crawford as a funeral is held at the Baptist church.
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Noltina
Cemit
Cape Cod
Parente
Biwekmas Fund Antepver
Aratina
Dorothy Elisabeth
George
Peta
Dorothy Elizabeth
Joe
Alan
Mir
Renida
Vail
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Compton
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Senate Committees Favor Ferguson Amid Appointments
Analysis of senate committee assignments released by Lt Governor J. W. Davidson after talks with incoming Governor elect Harry A. Miller shows strong Ferguson support. The committee, headed by Renstor True Htrong of Dallas, includes the only Republican Julian Mead of Kerrville. Ferguson allies push for confirmations before the full senate. Notte’s appointees face scrutiny, with issues over whether some will win senate approval, while M. Harserve of Teramont named to fill a vacancy on the Texas Tech College board follows recent resignation of a governor.
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Austin
Senate
Laout
J. W. Davidson
Harry Amiller
Renstor True Htrong
Dallas
Kerrville
Notte
Ferguson
Unclear OCR Record from Austin Session
Fragmentary text from a historical Austin record describes a parliamentary matter with names and dates garbled. The readable items reference a grantary official and a legislative session, but core facts remain unreadable.
Tax filing rules for individuals and couples in 1986
The notice outlines income thresholds for individuals and couples subject to tax returns for 1986. Reporting period runs January 1 to March 15, 1986. Filing location is the district collector. Instructions cover personal credits and a 2 percent rate on the first 4000 of earnings with tax on the remaining balance.
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