Democratic County Convention Call and Campaign Notes
A call for a Democratic county convention to meet in Meridian Texas on May 7 1912 to elect delegates to the State and National conventions and to handle business. Precinct meetings are set for May 4 with delegates to Meridian chosen. Also notes Governor Harmon’s Texas tour and related rail arrangements.
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Bosque County
Meridian
Tex-1us
Court House
Houston
Texas
Evan
S. Pallis
Reeder Hall
Clit
Teaas
O'A Lock
Good Roads as Moral Force in Society
A fragment argues roads as a moral force comparable to the church and pulpit, crediting well built roads with reducing waste, saving time and money, and boosting happiness and civic courage in communities. The text links road quality to social progress and urban well being.
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Church
Clifton Ordinance Prohibits Animal Dragging on Sidewalks
The Clifton City Council enacts a ordinance making it unlawful to hire ride or drive any animal to pull wagons along business sidewalks within Clifton. Offenders face a misdemeanor with fines from one dollar to twenty five dollars, effective April 1, 1919. Precinct actions and county notices accompany the measure, including a May primary at North Hall in the Masonic building and related political gathering details.
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City of
Clifton
Wan
Fabel
Curner
Partner- Guaranty State Hank
Northearst Sorner
Show Bros
Bosque County
Texas
Aveordanes
Staw
Lavy
Tryas
North Hall
Masonic Building
Republican County
Neverdance
Bos Jae County
State Expert Printer Napier resigns to join Dallas Times Herald
Austin April 23 Napier of Dallas today tendered to the State Board of Public Printing his resignation from the position of State Expert Printer effective May The Board will meet Friday to elect a successor Napier had been tele graph editor of the Dallas Times Herald and resigns to become news editor of that paper He cites no dissatisfaction with the state service and says the new post offers better alignment with his work
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Austin
Tex
Napier
Dallas
State Board of Public Printing
Dallas Times Herald
Laundry Agency Shows Convenience With City Basket Service
A public notice from Brantley & Summers Sherman Texas announces a laundry basket pickup and delivery service across the city. The ad notes callers can leave bundles at the shop for convenient handling. An additional line references a forthcoming event with railroads offering special rates for a large gathering in Sherman.
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Kumdey
Brantley & Summers
Clifton Masonic Lodges Meet with Monthly and Weekly Sessions
AFR AM Clifton app No. 560 meets Saturday nights before full moon led by Roger Kirkland WM. Clifton Chapter No. 1 meets Mondays after ull moons monthly led by BB Killion HP. Tecina Chapter No. 23 meets Mondays monthly with K. Stints as Tallada. Visiting Knights invited and election to vote May 1 for a bond issue. Clifton Palmer district Klis County 1175 mesta tnd and 4th Prank-aughnix 4) W Cus Com ES Pans PK.
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AFR AM
Clifton
App No
Roger Kirkland
Facher
Palmer
Klis
Cus
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Cardus
Baltimore
Vention
J Cureton
Harmon
Judson Huron
Ohio
Denson
Jie
Sherman
Pemsinay
Houstn
Long Bell Lumber Company
Rankus City
Heaumont
H.W. Hering
Try Is
Anu
K-Golben
Chiton, Texas
Clifton Gash
M. Rosenstein
Mgr
Altching
Sons of
Herman Hall
Wilkes
Lampasas
Kempner
Lightninse
Alvin Edwards
March
State Register
Penruayy
Iths
Steyr
Shane Ywaval
Gosanbarat
Hare Boyden
Bush
Rowden Wey
Ge Hurst
Tvaws
Laundry Agency
Colquitt
Goveeney Texas Ford
Ae Antonia
Australs
Galveston
Worth
Colmitt
Shesmian
Sheri Ys
Lodge Directory
Hla. M. Clifton
BB. Killion
Wii Blea
WM Viney
Kot Clifton Lodge
Mets
Knights
John G Beiken
Clifton Lodge No. Momeets
Geo W Townley
N. G. L. Duke
W.O. W. Bosque Valley Camp No
Dave
G. Lol Duke
the Clifton
J. T. Torrence, Prop
Lebenseichen Loder No
Mites
Oyast Sindy
Lars Schulke
Ekin Zifani
See
Ding
Swetory
Turnersuite
R.M. Holder
Avery Saissenoyd
First Guaranty State Bank
Cranfilis Gap
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