May 23 1925 Consolidation Election for Comanche District 20
Notice sets a May 23 1925 election at the Common School District No 20 building to decide consolidation with Holcomb school district forming Newbury Consolidated Common School District No 20. John Goosby named presiding officer with two judges and two clerks. returns due to county commissioners within five days. Eligible voters may vote For The Consolidation or Against The Consolidation.
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Comanche
Gaid
Holcomb School Alatrict
Newbury Consolidated Common
John Goosby
Commissioners Court
Newburg
Newburg Consolidated
L. T. Cunningham
Comanche Texas Considers Water Works Bond Election
City Council orders bond election to issue 650 000 dollars in water works bonds to fund irrigation, filtration, pumping, and piping improvements. Ballot reads for issuance or against issuance. Election to be held at City Hall with notices posted and published for four weeks.
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Comanche
Texas
Marion Wilkerson
Lubbock Farmer Re-signs With Cotton Co-op
R. E. Overstreet of Lubbock, a longtime first signer for the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association in the county, again signs a new five year contract to continue cooperative marketing. He owns two large cotton producing farms and expects many local farmers to follow.
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Vtvwztvtwe
TF County
Lubbock
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
R. E. Overstreet
Lubbock County
Imbbock County
Judge's Notice of Election for School Consolidation in Texas
The notice states an election will be held May 23 1925 at the school building in common school district No 56 to form the Newburg Consolidated Common School district No 20. L T Cunningham is appointed to oversee the vote and eligible resident voters of the district may vote on consolidation.
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Weatherford
Comanche
Comanche County
East Texas
Witchita Falls
Lions Club
Cotton Co-op Marketing Sees Big Yearly Gain
By April 30 the association received 284 519 bales from members for cooperative marketing. This shows a year over year increase of 102 001 bales from 182 318 bales last year, with 104 612 bales recorded the year before, signaling steady growth in state co-op marketing.
Representative Offers Help On Farm Bureau Association
The representative invites interest in the Farm Bureau Association and will provide information or discuss concerns with anyone seeking details or guidance.
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Farm Bureau Association
Used Cars in Comanche Texas Offer Value and Trust
N H Payne of the Farm Bureau promotes Howard Motor Company in Comanche Texas listing several used cars. Ford Touring 1928 Ford Truck high powered touring car a 1924 Chevrolet Coupe with details and assurances of honest representation and value. The ad invites customers to seeInventory and seek help if exact model is not in stock.
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FORD
Ford Truck
Willard
Howard Motor Company
Comanche
Texas
J F Baggett Prize Winner in Stock and Poultry Show
In the Stock and Poultry Show held April 10 and 11, J F Baggett of Lamkin won first prize among commercial breeders in the poultry division. He displayed English White Leghorns and earned wide recognition for his high quality fowls and eggs sold across several states.
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J. F. Baggett
Lamkin
Farm Bureau Plans Big Fourth of July Picnic
The Comanche county Farm Bureau outlines a July Fourth picnic plan with signings of new contracts. Officers and directors from Comanche Sidney De Leon Gustine and Dublin are listed with multiple rural route addresses. Also promotes Liquid Borozone and subscribership to the Comanche Chief.
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Farm Bureau
County
R. A. Laker
Comanche
Wv. S. Clayton
W. A. Taker
Proctor
A. Williamson
Dublin
J. H. Holmes
F. T. Brandt
Carlton
J. B. Cooper
T. BE. Handcock
Gustine
F. Caraway
Energy
Texas
Roe Daniels
W. A. Mercer
W. Fielder
Sidney
T. D. Parsons
J. P. Jones
H. Burks
L. Nelson
S. C. Vineyard
G. H. Moore
J. G. Sanders
de Leon
D. Star
J. F. Wilhelm
W. F. Howington
I. FE. Osburn
T. N. Burton
T. A. Ward
Blanket
R. L. Weaver
A. C. Jones
H. Wagnon
J. O. Wagnon
H. McCarty
A. Brown
I. P. Hodges
T. P. Patterson
J. E. Merritt
Miss Lucille Acherson Named Third Secretary at Berne
The appointment of Miss Lucille Acherson of Columbes as third secretary to the American Legation at Berne Switzerland makes her the first woman to receive such an assignment from the government.
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Lucille Acherson
Columbes
Berne
Switzerland
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