For Sale Boxwood Heater in Clayton Parker’s Harper TX
Multiple classified sale notices list items including a 26 inch boxwood heater in Harper Texas through Clayton Parker, a 1943 VAC Case Tractor with tires planter and cultivator priced to sell via Archie Mittel Eldorado Texas, and a Servel Electro Lux 8 cu ft refrigerator for 100 dollars via Mrs Walter Parker Harper Texas. Kerrville bakery ad and Brewster Boot Shop Junction Texas also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Parker
Harper, Texas
Archie Mittel
Eldorado
Texas
Servel Electrolux
Walter Parker
State Welfare Dept ups payments to needy in Oct
The Texas Welfare Department reports October 1 1948 increases in Old Age Assistance Aid to the Needy Blind and Aid to Dependent Children due to a new Federal Social Security Act formula. Federal funds now cover about 64 of the grants, with state funds making up the rest. In September 1948 total checks mailed were 7 372 948 dollars to 225 (sic) thousand recipients including 6 540 482 to 207 143 Old Age Assist recipients and 631 599 to 15 458 Dependent Children families. Anticipated total payments for the current fiscal year in Texas are about 97 000 000 dollars. Expenditures are limited by Texas constitutional caps and annual legislative appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Luther Watson
Welfare Department
State Welfare Department
Texas
Gillespie County
Fred Rahe on sick list admission notice
Friends report Fred Rahe is ill and many hope for a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Dayton Rahe visited Mr and Mrs Cecil Rode and children at Camp Verde Sunday. Mr and Mrs Biliary Bierschwale and J R, Mr and Mrs Charlie Rogers and daughter visited Walter Bierschwale in Johnson City Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rahe
Dayton Rahe
Mrs. Cecil Rode
Camp Verde
Biliary Bierschwale
J. R
Charlie Rogers
Walter Bierschwale
Johnson City
Paul Staudt
Alvin Feller
Alfred Kramer
Pete Kramer
Louis Lehne
Emil Lehne
Fredericksburg
Alfred Lehne
Mrs
Otto Rahe
State Official Refuses to Certify Either Candidate in 85th District
Austin bureau reports that the 85th district remains without a Democratic nominee as Secretary of State acting secretary Kirk Mallory declines to certify either Mrs. Lela Martin or Mourand after split certification by four county chairmen. The death of Rep. Tom Martin prompted the vacancy and two meetings produced inconsistent certifications. The likely outcome is a write-in campaign. Harry Davis Jr. had considered running but withdrew to back Mrs. Martin if certified. Also notices of visits, births, and local farming activity appear in the rest of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Express
Austin
Tom Martin
Gillespie County
Lela Martin
A. W. Mourland
Johnson City
Kirk H. Mallory
Paul H. Brown
Mallory
Secretary of State
Martin
Moursand
Blanco, Kendall
Gillespie
Llano
Tom Schmidt
George F. Rozell Jr
Kendall County
Mourand
Vernon B. Goar
Blanco County
Shirley Williams
Llano County
Harry Davis Jr
Buerne
Davis
Supreme Court Upholds Johnson on Ballot in Texas
The Supreme Court allowed Justice Hugo Black's ruling to stand clearing Lyndon B. Johnson for the November ballot. The Texas case stemmed from a contested Democratic runoff won by Johnson by 87 votes amid alleged irregularities in Jim Wells and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
State Executive Committee
Fort Worth
Coke Stevenson
Stevenson
Jim Wells
Duval
Zapata
T. Whitfield David
Son
Washington
Davidson
Texas
South Texas
L. Broeter
Alice
Jim Well
San Diego
Remember there are two sides to every question Get both sides
A brief quotation emphasizing balance and honesty in assessing issues. The message urges considering opposing viewpoints and maintaining truthfulness in discussion and decision making. It underscores value of fair judging and open-minded scrutiny.
Gems of Thought and Moral Precepts
A collection of inspirational maxims and quotes from religious and philosophical writers. It includes lines from Matthew, Frances Cobbe, Chamfort, Leacock, Mary Baker Eddy, and Fenelon, urging peace, benevolence, nonviolence, and the primacy of ideas and Spirit over force.
Local visitors stop by area households this week
Mrs Tillman Landers of Men ard Charles Freeman and Mrs Elmer Hubble of Fort McCavet visited Mrs A J Arnold Friday. Mrs Bessie Carruthers of San Angelo visited her granddaughter Mrs J R Peril and family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mae Parker
San Marcos
Mrs
Vester Parker
Maxine Lange
San Antonio
Max Lange
Tillman Landers
Menard
Charles Freeman
Elmer Hubble
Fort McCavet
A. J. Arnold
Bessie Carruthers
San Angelo
J. R. Peril
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kerr.ville Bakery
Kerrville
Brewster Boot Shop
E. O. Longren Boot Shop
Junction
State Welfare Dept
Homer Smith
Texas City
Neal B. Fox
Gilbert Anderegg
Carla Jean
Vester O’rear
Stonewall
Supreme Court
Just. Black
Wm. Keen
Mrs. Keen
Parker
Winona Dutton
Oren Cottle
Dorothy McDavid
Brady
Alpine
Antonette Parker
Fred Whitewood Jr
E. A. Roberts
Wesley Sageser
Wesley
N. C. Cottle
Minnie Hill
Roy Cottle
Rocksprings
Sam Connally
San Saba
O. C. Fisher
Victor H. Sageriel
Henry Hirsch
J. B. Wieser
E. L. Schmidt
Wm, M
Petmecky
Felix Scherer
Robert Loth
Reinhold Statsch
Teras
Thomas C. Ferguson
Burnet, Texas
Mrs. Raymond Cottle Harper
Regula
T-Bones
Udo Basse
Palace Theatre
Predericksblrg
Leon F. Zwiener
Optometrist
Ln Gold
Warren McDougall
Alex Mittendert
Prup
New Delhi
India
Mir Osman Ali Khan
Appliance Co. Inc
Hill Country
West Main Street
Joe Marsh
Cappy” Miller
The
County Bee
Cappy
God
Matthew
Frances P. Cobbe
Leacock
Mary Baker Eddy
Fenelon
Stehling's
Fredericksburg, Texas
United States Brewers Foundation
Weer
Asavic
Viesblee
Vedey
the Radio Post
Vredericksburg
Felix T. Tybor
Reed's Package Store
Harper-Fredericksburg Highway
Resd
Spring Cresk
Bae
Kerr County Motor Co
Schreiner & Clay Streets
Schreiner Wool & Mohair
J. M. Lea Wool Warehouse
Kerrville, Texas
Elmo Baethge
Harper
Bill
Bill Kaiser
Mobilgas
Mobiloil — Batteries
Hearts Delight
Bod
Warehous
John Deere
iLowe
Aerewice
Ratiafaction
Krauskopf Bros
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