Texans Debate Four Year Governor Term And Ballot Rules
Voters in Texas face a four year gubernatorial term proposal amid campaign fatigue. The piece explains ballot marking rules, including striking names with lines, using X marks, and lines through candidates to indicate refusals. It warns that improperly marked ballots may be invalid and outlines limited assistance from poll workers and language barriers.
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Arm Purchasing Power Increases 25 Percent
Reported rise in farm purchasing power across the United States during the first nine months of government aid distribution. L H Bean of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration notes cash income rose 8 percent, offset by higher commodity costs. Benefit payments on production contracts accounted for nearly one fifth of the overall 26 percent gain. Other findings compare farm to national purchasing power, with continued government cooperation mentioned amid local notes on industry and a local lumber stock transfer.
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Carlson Carl Mustay Carlson Passes in Row An County
Carl Mustay Carlson an early settler of Cove Springs Row an County died at home July 10 19 4 at age 69 12 after a stroke. He came to Texas in 188 and lived near the parental home since, survived by 11 children 28 grandchildren and a number of sons and daughters in law. Funeral July 11 at Rock Church with Rev J A Arnes officiating and burial at St Olaf cemetery.
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Pecan Crop Light Likely in San Saba This Fall
San Saba Texas July 17 Pecans likely to be light this fall due to dry weather and orchard conditions. Observers note small nut size and reduced quality from the season, with no large crop anticipated after last year’s bumper yields.
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Bosque County livestock program notes and political notices
Texas Department of Agriculture outlines stallion breeding efforts in Bosque County with Park and McDonald praising gains in livestock interest and funds. The piece also lists political announcements for local offices including Connally for U.S. Senate and various county positions, along with school funding and public instruction updates.
Three Rivers Awarded Contract for Homestead Project
Telegram from Washington confirms the award of a contract for the homestead project in Three Rivers Tama to Taft and Corpus Christi firms. Gag Company was the low bidder among bids opened in July for fifty houses with terms set at six thousand eleven hundred dollars to begin within a designated period. garages and outbuildings are already under construction.
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