Texas Counties Lead in Public Highways Study 1910
The Texas Commercial Secretaries' Association maps show ten counties with the state's largest public highway mileage and per square mile density. Harris leads in annual road spending. El Paso tops the per mile expenditure. Ellis issues the most bonds. Collin and Tarrant show high road mileage per area. statewide mileage surpasses one million acres of public highways.
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Public Highway Commission
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A. & M. College
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United States
Hill County
Collin
Collin County
Tarrant County
Good Roads
Texas
Harris County
el Paso
Galveaton
Ellis County
Banner County
Texas Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Fort Worth
Fifth Sunday Meeting Program of Little Wichita Association
The program lists events at Markley Baptist Church from Thursday to Sunday including sermons devotional services and talks by C J Harmonson W H Cantell J T Butler J R Mayes and others. Key items cover What have Baptists Contributed to a Civilisation History of Texas Baptists mission talks prohibition rally and missionary mass meeting with collection for Associational Missions.
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Little Wichita Association
Markley Baptist Church
C. J. Harmonson
Texas Baptists
W. P. Harmonson
Bro. Rice
Dr. Norris
J. H. Longan
J. J. Hawkins
T. S. Williamson
Baylor Endowment
D. C. James
J. R. Mayes
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W. H. Conwell
John Bagget
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Associational Missionary Board
J. T. Butler
Joe R. Mayes
Ed Horton and Ora Reeves Marry in Woodson County
The ceremony occurred last Wednesday afternoon December 21 at 3 o clock in the bride’s mother’s home west of town with Rev McCullough of Olney officiating. Horton a thrifty farmer of Woodson county, and Ora Reeves long known in the locality, were praised as upright and moral. The Record extends congratulations and best wishes for a happy married life.
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M. J. Reeves
Ed Horton
Ora Reeves
McCullough
Olney
Horton
Woodson Country
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