A Voice From the Past from The True Issue
A Civil War era letter from Camp near Nacogdoches Texas March 1863 reports marching through Huntsville Crockett and Alto, rounds of scarcity high prices for corn hens eggs and fodder, notes men ill with rheumatism and dysentery and praises soldiers and citizens, lampooning misconduct at public meetings and promising punishment to violators of decency.
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J. W. Drake
LaGrange
Texas
Camp
Nacogdoches
Huntsville
Trinity
Calhoun’s Ferry
Crockett
Bob Sawyer
Arkansas
McCullum
Capt
D. Morse
Sam Sorrells
T. M. Robinson
Neches
Duran’s
Canosa’s
Jeff
Green
Jeff Davis
Say
Augustine
Louisiana
Sabine
Smoky Townsend
Alto
N. A
W. O. Woodford
Sibley
Meum
Tuum
Alexandria
A. N
Misbehavior at Public Assemblies in La Grange
The letter laments disruptive youths at La Grange public meetings. It describes loud talking whispering laughing whistling and rude remarks at performances and even roughing dogs to cause noise, urging better conduct when observed by many.
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la Grange
Why Tax A Commodity A Three Cent Gasoline Tax
The Comfort News questions State Superintendent S. M. N. Marrs proposal of a 3 cent gasoline tax to fund schools. It argues gasoline is a necessity for many workers and suggests taxing luxuries like cigarettes chewing gum and soft drinks instead to avoid burdening the poor.
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S. M. N. Marrs
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Comfort News
No Development in Search for Bonds Fugitive
Belton Aug 25 Sheriff John Bigham said nothing new about six days of efforts to recapture former Sheriff Albert Bonds after he fled following the fatal shooting of Chief Wiley Fisher. Bell County officials and Williamson County Sheriff Lewis Lowe met here, though the conference details were not released.
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Williamson County
Bell County
How Do States Not Elect Senators Keep Money Circulating
States not voting for Senators this year rely on ongoing government spending, payroll, procurement, and public contracts to keep money moving. Central banks and financial systems maintain liquidity through operations, payments, and fiscal transfers even without electoral campaigns.
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Kerrville
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Messrsvers and Clark
Demen
Beady
ROB Roy
Robin Hood
Great Western
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