Local Government Ticket Listings for Young County
A list of candidates for county offices including District Attorney S. M. Foster and Edgar Scurry, District Clerk J. L. Vaughan, County Clerk D. D. Casenbary, County Judge E. W. Fry and W. P. Stinson, County Attorney Fred T. Arnold and C. Fay Marshall, County Superintendent R. Lindsey and B. W. King, County Treasurer I. B. Padgett, Tax Assessor G. D. Hinson and Foy, Sheriff O. H. Brown and Mal M. Wallace, County Collector E. Parsons, Precinct 1 Commissioner A. H. Jones, Precinct 7 Commissioner W. E. McCharen, Precinct 4 Commissioner A. C. Casey, Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 E. E. Hall and Mayes, Precinct 1 Constable Freeman, and Precinct 1 Public (likely) Dowell and Sam Dowell Joe T. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Vaughan
D. D. Casenbary
E. W. Fry
W. P. Stinson
Fred T. Arnold C. Fay Marshall
R. Lindsey
B. W. King
I. B. Padgett
Young County
E. Parsons
Brent
E. E. Hall
Mayes
Freeman
Sam Dowell
Joe T. Carter
Abolishment of the Bat at State Penitentiary
Excerpted prison minutes from March 25 1912 show Colquitt appointees used the bat for thirteen months after his inauguration. The Fort Worth Record notes the abolition on March 25 1912 and a Governor Colquitt letter dated March 26 1912. The Cleburne Chronicle commentary questions why it wasn’t halted earlier and highlights Judge Ramsey's early advocacy for reform.
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Colquitt
Fort Worth
Judge Ramsey
Gonzales
Cleburne Chronicle
Mayes Seeks Texas Lieutenant Governor Post
Will H. Mayes editor of the Brownwood Bulletin Brownwood a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Texas. He is among the state’s most successful and popular journalists and seeks the office at the earnest solicitation of friends. He has led both the Texas Press Association and the National Press Association and serves as National Press Association Executive Committeeman. This is his first political campaign and voters are urged to elect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Mayes
Brownwood Bulletin
Brownwood
Texas
National Press Association
Tragic Deaths Hit Raleigh Area Family in One Night
The Willie Point Chronicle reports three children of George Adams and wife died in one night near Raleigh North Carolina. A child bitten by a rattlesnake while checking a disturbance, another dying after an adult was bitten, and a baby drowning in a bath tub while the mother tended the others. The remote home faced barren joys and harsh realities of life amid tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
George Adams
Willie Point
Public unrest and insect farming urged by papers
A Chillicothe Valley News issued warnings on labor unrest in Germany and the U S, urges careful diplomacy to avoid strikes, notes persistent living costs, and calls for study of insect control for farming. It discusses sanitary reform as a social movement and public health expansion via state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Chicago
Far West
New York
Chillicothe Valley
Toledo (Ohio
Blade
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Suffrage and Chivalry Debate by Mrs O Neal
Mrs O Neal argues women will win the vote inevitably and predicts loss of old courtesies as men turn to civic equality. She warns chivalry in social life will fade once women vote and enter politics, saying sentiment in relations may end.
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Emmett O'Neal
Alabama
Philadelphia
Carpathia
Abstracts of Title Offer by J W Akip
Abstracts of Title. Every land owner owes it to himself to have a complete abstract of title to his land. J W Akip with twenty years experience can furnish you with a correct abstract on short notice.
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J. W. Akip
Community Guidance for Prosperity and Civic Cohesion
A concise call to fraternal values and city knowledge to spur local business. It urges rapid activity before winter mud degrades reputation and clothing, and highlights that good transport boosts stock turnover and profit margins.
Varmint Garments on Easter Fashions Provokes Editor
A Kansas editorial mocks Easter fashion trends as rattlesnake skin belts gloves and neckties join a long list of exotic adornments. The piece jokes about the rattlesnake as a fashion victim while noting society’s appetite for outrageous apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
The
Downs News
Solomon
Charles Phelps Cushing
Judge
Local Texas Markets Highlight Allure for Factory Support
The piece urges community backing for the local factory, noting that some cities prosper by learning from others' errors. It highlights Texas markets as offering the same appeal as eastern trade centers and points to competitive pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bulletin on State Institutions of Higher Education in Texas
The Educational Campaign Committee of the Hogg Organization released a free bulletin detailing past services and future potential of Texas higher education. It urges expanded funding, more faculty, new buildings, and improved labs to serve over 3,000 students and enhance state benefits, noting Texas ranks mid to low in funding compared with other states. It also highlights the roles of private and denominational schools and provides comparative state data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogg Organization
F. M. Brasley
Austin
Texas
W. Bizzell
College of Industrial Arts
Charles Puryear
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
Michigan
Indiana
Calfornia
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
North Dakota
Bonds Approved for Corpus Christi Street Improvements
The attorney general approves bonds totaling 150000 to fund Corpus Christi street improvements as part of city building efforts. The plan emphasizes foundation, location, and transportation as key to urban growth.
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Austin
Corpus Christi
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Graham
Frank H. Bowron
99Th Dist
J. E. Simpson
J. H. Wood
M. Foster
Edgar Scurry
A. H. Jones
W. E. McCharen
A. C. Casey
Justice of the Peace
Paris Green
London
Jacksboro
Lupita
What Is
Castoria
Centaur
S. W
Ind
Bulletin On Higher Education In
Agricultural and Mechanics College
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