Development of Railways in Texas 1891 plan approved
Governor Hogg urged a three member railroad commission with power to regulate rates and rules for freight and passenger handling. The commission would require detailed reports, inspect books, issue duplicate receipts, and prohibit rebates and discrimination. The bill passed both houses and was approved on April 3, 1891.
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Hogg
House
Senate
Personal items from the Leader fall 1877 issue
Local notes report Rev. Mr. Akin and family relocating from Palo Pinto to settle in town, births and marriages, arrivals, and community updates. Highlights include J E Ryus’s joyful news of a newborn son, trusteeship changes at Graham school, Col E S Graham’s Louisville visit, land sales talks by Capt Gant, and ongoing road and printing business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Akin
Palo Pinto
Akin
J. E. Ryus
Messrs
Burkett
Shock
Ryus
Ft. Worth
John E. Morrison
Graham
Graves
Bent Kramer
E. S. Graham
Louisville
Kentucky
Brooks
Squire Lafferty
Palo Pinto County
J. H. Fisher
Young County Masonice Lodge
Masonic Hall
W. C. Bell
Oak Street
J. E. Morrison
Rubenkoenig
Court House
J. H. Alford
Jesse Rickman
Marshall County
Tennessee
F. M. Burkett
A. K. Miller
Benton Kramer
Sue Orr
Garrett
Colonel Rhodes
J. W. Wadley
George Lamar
Leader
N. J. Timmons
High Arms Form High Characters Quote
A brief quotation attributed to Tryon Edwards about the link between strong arms, noble character, and great minds.
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Tryon Edwards
Constable Sale in Young County Texas 1924
In accordance with a 92nd District Court order, the Metric Refining Company property including refinery equipment buildings and supplies is to be sold by Constable J. D Dawson on June 8 1924 at the Metric Refining Company plant two miles west of South Bend Young County Texas. The levy lists pumps tanks pipes and a Ford truck among other machinery to satisfy a 278.10 judgment in favor of Employes Lumber Company against Metric Refining Company Harry Pennington and M E Pennington. The sale is conducted under authority of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
County of
Young
Young County
Employes Lumber Company
Harry Pennington
M. E. Pennington and
Metric Refining Company
South Bend
Texas
Metric
Sarah Tankersley Survey
M. K. Graham
Fairbanks Morse
National Transit
Lucy Bull Dog
Worthington
M. E. Pennington
J. D Dawson
Constable
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Walter Splawn
Andy Gump
Pat Bryan
Brantly
W. Johnson, Esq
Jacksboro
Buick
NACC
McMurtry Motor Company
J. L. McMurtry
Goodrich Cord Tires
Constable’s Sale
Tutt
Chamberlain
W. N. Lunn
Olney, Texas
Shawnee Grocery
Shawnee School
Oak Park
Budweiser
House of Anheuser - Busch Louis
Whistle Bottling Co
Graham, Tex