Voters of Road District No 3 Colorado County Texas Notice
The Qualified resident taxpayers of Road District No 3 in Colorado County Texas are notified of an election on April 26 1990 to determine whether bonds of the district should be issued and a tax levied to pay interest and principal at maturity per orders of the Colorado County Commissioners Court.
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Colorado County
Texas
Commissioners Court
Colorada
Bonn
Colorado
Court House
Columbus
AL. McCormick
P. A. Seifert
P. AH. Hansteiner
Cammissioner
Walter Adams
Jail Court
James Cummins League
Colorado River
Ber
Legislajturt
Detlion
Tig Court
Bistrict
Comrado Texas
Fentine
Aeso
Tayang
Toad District No
Y County
Commissioners Court of
Jenesa
Eagle Lake
Wharton County
Wharton
Garwood Bridge
Altair Bridge
Bernard Bridge
Henry Thomas
Chesterville
Strickland Lane
Wharton Road
Calhoun
Chumney Ferry
Alleyton
Peevines
Toxurés Puroping Plant
Ramsey
Slutter
Schoda
Compussiiiers Court
Anid
Tyne
Vernon
OR. Tiai
City Hall
J.A. Doomgoole
Sald Road
Dietrich No. 2
SSS
el As
A. L. McCormick
F. A. Seifert
P. H. Kansteiner
Walter Aare
B. Mayes
L. McCormick
P. H. Kansteinner
Precinet
State OF
John Bastedt
John Hastedt
Commissionrs Court
Longhorn Legend Told In University Club Talk
Dallas Morning News recounts Pancho Doble’s Texas Longhorn lecture at the University Club, tracing the breed from Spanish introductions to its pivotal role in Texas history. Cowboys songs by Bill Irby and Oscar J. Fox preceded Doble’s defense of the Longhorn as a symbol of Texan identity and agricultural progress.
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Texas
Southwest
J. Frank Doble
University of Texas
Bill Irby
Oscar J. Fox
Sam Bass
Chisholm
Pancho Doble
Tom Broad
Bucephalus
Enetia
Doble
Mexico
Santa Anna
Shale Ward
Roy
Texas Longhorns and Trails Through Reconstruction Era
The article recounts Texas cattle historian Dobie on Longhorn cattle driving from 1866 to the 1880s to Kansas City, St Louis and New Orleans, noting ten million cattle valued at about $100 million, and the endurance of Longhorns through droughts and Indian threats. It covers horn sizes up to fourteen feet, the dangers to riders and rail cars, and the lasting symbol of the Texas cattle boom with a remuda of cowboys and trail songs.
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Texas
Kansas City
St. Loui
New Orleans
Dreath
Dobie
Mr. Doble
Sanchez
Montana
Davis Mountains
Doble
Infants in College Debate on Early College Entry
President Lowell of Harvard argues that students who enter college at age 16 or earlier show superior behavior and scholarship. The Boston Transcript questions his stance prompting a note that some 16 year olds excel in higher studies while others struggle with college program requirements.
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College
Ife
Rom
Lowell
Harvard
Boston Transcript
Worthless marriage contract mocked by judge ruling
A University of Cincinnati law student proposed a marriage with a young woman under a contract that she would not interfere with his studies and he would not support her. The father-in-law intervened, and the case for $50,000 damages for alienation of affections failed. The judge condemned the agreement as against public policy.
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University ST Onicagt Pres Inc
Dallas News
Allen Building Filling Station at East Bernard
L. D. Allen, district agent for the Texas Company, erects a modern gasoline station at East Bernard with R. H. Reese of Eagle Lake supervising. Plans include an art modern filling station on a corner where Lakeside Drive meets No. 3 Highway near the Santa Fe crossing. Also notes visitors, Mr and Mrs Arch Cearnat and son Montic, and Lee Cearnat with Mrs. J. W. Montgomery from Houston.
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L. D. Allen
The
Texas Company
East Bernard
R. H. Reese
Eagle Lake
Allen
O Main
No. 3
Arch Cearnat
Montic
Lee Cearnat
J. W. Montgomery
Houston
Ace, Cearnat
Tamily
Gubernatorial Sweepstake Named In Early Texas Race
The Headlight lists potential candidates for Texas governor including James B. Ferguson Earl B. Mayfield Thomas B. Love W Gregory Hatcher Oscar Holcomb E G Senter Miss Kate Daffan James Yours Fred Robison T N Maufiz and Barry Miller with more announcements possible.
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Texas
Uneup
James B. Furgeson
Earl B. Maytfield
Thomas B. Love
W. Gregory Hatcher
Oscar Holcomb
E G. Senter
Kate Daffan
James Yours
Fred Robison
T. N. Maufiz
Barry Miller
Believe It Or Now Wharton Confederate Memorial Mystery
A clipped item notes Judge RM. Williamgor, known as Three-Legged Willie, disinterred from Wharton and moved to the State Cemetery in Austin. It claims he died two years before the Civil War and references a Confederate monument tear, followed by a garbled inscription and advertising mottos from Robstown and Eagle Lake merchants.
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Wharton
Texas
RM. Williamgor
Willie
Austin
Cudge
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Ban River
Colorade
Austin Counties
Colfeado
le of
Levis
Longhorn
Dallas Morning Neway
S. Brickland
W. E. Lenhart
First National Bank
Palace Cima
Cardus
Anit Ballin
Robstown
Geo, Herder Sr
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