Texas House Joint Resolution on County Tax Reallocation
The document proposes amendments to Section 9 of Article 8 to let county commissioners reallocate county taxes by changing rates with total taxes not exceeding 80 cents per $100 valuation. Elections would approve changes, remaining in force six years, and funds may also allow a statewide or district pension system for cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Commissioners Court
Commissioner Court
State of Texas
Willow City social notes include multiple family visits
Jeannie Beth Barker spent the week end with grandparents Mr and Mrs Homer Young. Marjorie Gold stayed Friday night with Jereleene Horlen. Wert Sweatman family and Nettie Sweatman of Llano visited Ferrel Smith. Dorothy Gold stayed Friday with Dawn Laurence. Renick visits Byron Hardin Sunday afternoon. Community social on church lawn Friday night. Laurence family visited A Renick Velma and Mary Helen Renick Thursday. Homer Youngs visited Howard Barker. Winnie Holand returned from San Antonio. Dawn Laurence weekend with Fannie Althaus. Stork brought a baby boy to Clinton Moehle home last week. Clinton Hardin visited Chas Young Sunday afternoon. Lee Ordeon visiting Mozelle Edwards and Andrew Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie Beth Barker
Homer Young
Marjorie Gold
Jereleene Horlen
A. Renick
Velma
Mary Helen Renick
Howard Barker
Winnie Holand
San Antonio
Dawn Laurence
Fannie Althaus
Clinton Moehle
Clinton Hardin
Boy Killed by Lightning While Operating Farm Tractor
A 13 year old boy, Co Calaway Jr, was struck and killed by lightning while driving a tractor on a farm about 26 miles northeast of Farewell Texas. The bolt knocked him to the ground and the runaway plow pulled over him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calaway, Jr
Farewell Texas
Lemoine Family Heads Home From Laredo Stay
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Lemoine and their children return to Laredo after a four week visit with Mrs. Schwiening and her husband. Mr. Otto Schwiening and his wife from Roosevelt spent the weekend with the Schwienings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Lemoine
Laredo
Fred Schwiening
Otto Schwiening
Roosevelt
Texas Lamb Crop in 1944 Estimated at 4 589 000
The U S department of agriculture reports Texas lamb crop for 1944 at 4 589 000 head, about 2 ½ percent above 1943. Lamb savings exceed the 10 year average while 1941 and 1942 crops were larger. Ewes on hand January 1 are 6 464 000 head, the lowest since 1940.
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Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl With A Star-Spangled Heart
Willow City News
By Dawn Laurence Willow
Schubert Street
North Adams Street
Bridge
Viarsehall Mattress
City Mattress Factory
Eta
Ys ON Breweries, Inc
Galveston, Texas
Paul Pfiester
E. Main St
Hill Country Implement Company
Farmall Tractors
International Trucks
Basse Express
San Antonio — Eckert
Llano
Cherokee
San Saba
Lometa
Lampasas
Fredericksburg
East Main Street
Watkins
Watkins Minerals
America
W. P. Horlen
Fredericksburg, Texas
Wensiers Peerless Dictionan
Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
Conoco
Oswald L. Crenwelge
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