Election and bond vote notices in Young County 1917
Notices announce July 21 1917 election at the Common School District No 5 schoolhouse to decide a property tax for State School Fund supplementation and to authorize a bond issue of 1000 with five percent interest payable over ten years. Voters must be qualified property taxpayers in the district to cast ballots.
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State of
Texas
of Young
Board of County Trustees
M. M. Wallace
Young County
John W. Saye
County Union to Meet in Loving Texas on July 7 1917
Notice states the County Union will convene at Loving Texas on July 7 1917 at 10 o clock to transact business. All locals are urged to attend and be governed thereby. Signed J J Gray respectfully.
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United States
B. B. Garrett
Y .B Dowell
Graham Public School
Mineola
LeGrand
John Kisinger
John
County Union
Loving
Texas
Dinner Party Entertained By Miss Catherine Craig
Miss Catherine Craig hosted a small dinner Thursday evening with guests Miss Lois Loving Miss Eloise Morrison Miss Mary Ellen Burkett Miss Nelle Graham and Mrs Ella Pearl Wheat of Memphis. After the luncheon music followed.
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Dle
Sallie May Fancher
Seymour
John Ed Dowdle
Miss Two
Miss Dowdle
Oliver Loving
Eloise Morrison
Fautine Dowdle
Homer Mason
San Angelo
Lois Loving
Edith Birdwell
Hershel Eddleman
John Morrison
Ernest Babb
Ella Pearl Wheat
Aytchie Chism
Sadie Scott
Otto Deats
Fred Hudson
Herman Buchanan
Berenice Miller
Catherine Craig
Wallace Mason
Faytine Dowdle
Tables of
Rock
Miss Fancher
Glen Q. Street
Memphis
Texas
Agnes Craig
Zella Allen
Sallee May Fancher
Mrs. Street
Ethel Birdwell
Nelle Graham
Lillie Morrison
Lucy Morris
Mary Hudson
Ella Pearl Wheat, Mesdames Harry Wadsworth, Henry Criswell, W. D. Norman
F. F. Parrish
E. S. Graham
J. F. H. Crabb
E. C. Stovall
Mary Ellen Burkett
Photo Request Before Enlistment Message
Short studio notice urges boys to bring a photo for Mother and Sister before enlisting. It also features a saying about judging by what people omit and a line about Genuine Mexican June Corn at Portwood and Holland's.
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Jesse Fore
Martha
Throckmorton
Wm. Fore
Jesse
Caseyville
Gooseneck
Mr. Dowdle
Chigm
Portwood & Holland’s
New Barber Shop Opens in Howry Shoe Store
R. J. Howry announces a new barber shop on the west side of the square inside the Howry Shoe Store. Patronage is appreciated.
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Howry
R. J. Howry
If a Man’s Wishes Were No Greater Than His Needs
A compact quip noting that limiting desires to match needs could prevent financial trouble. The line suggests prudence in spending by aligning wants with essential needs.
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Young County Motor CO
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