Political Announcements For Democratic Primary Ballot 1926
Subject to the action of the Democratic Primary on July 24 1926 the slate lists rein election candidates for District Attorney F H Hammond County Judge A G Farmer and J B Randolph N R Skaggs for Dist and County Clerk L R Hodges for Sheriff and Tax Collector Dee Gibbs J L Wright Carl M Wolf T T Randle for Treasurer J A Browning a Pas Guthrie Williams for Tax Assessor Joe Bissett Wauldimer Buster Jarvis for Commissioner Prec No 1 A B Hodges Hilly D Henderson for Commissioner Prec No 2 Burl Fisher J F Ragsdale for Commissioner Prec No 3 R W Fisher for Commissioner Prec No 4 H W Bierschwale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
33Rd Judicial
F. H. Hammond
A. G. Farmer
J. B. Randolph
N. R. Skaggs
L. R. Hodges
Dee Gibbs
J. L. Wright
Carl M. Wolf
T. T. Randle
Joe Bissett
Wauldimer (Buster) Jarvis
A. B. Hodges
Hilly D. Henderson
Burl Fisher
J. F. Ragsdale
R. W. Fisher
H. W. Bierschwale
Protracted Church Meeting Set for Junction in June
The Church of Christ at Junction announces a six week pro tracted meeting led by Elder Lyle Price of Wills Point Texas beginning June 26 1926 and running through July 14 1926 The Members urge public attendance and invite interest in the series of sermons by the noted speaker Bro Price aids in avoiding conflicts with other town churches
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Lyle Price
Wills Point
Texas
Church of Christ
Junction
Price
Tfc
Kerrville Leads West Texas Civic Drive for Anniston Growth
A Kerrville Texas booster urges Anniston to emulate Kerrville’s Chamber of Commerce recruitment. He cites Kerrville’s 575 new members and a $6000 budget, arguing active local business support can accelerate Anniston’s growth through a stronger chamber and more industries. The piece urges widespread membership and cooperation to build a bigger city. FOR SALE Pure Red Top cane seed. See or phone 51-3te Guy Wynne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
West Texas
Kerrville
Texas
Anniston Star
W. W. Stringfellow
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio Express
Stringfellow
Charles Mason
Annistonians
Anniston Chamber
Stantly
Anniston Chamber of Commerce
Guy Wynne
Origin of the Name April in Doubt
The article questions the standard origin of the month name April, noting scholars doubt the Latin aperio root and the idea of Venus or Aphrodite as sources. It suggests the Romans may not have tied month names to nature or Venus, presenting alternative etymologies.
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Venus
Aphrodite
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J. A. Browning
Pas
Guthrie Williams
M. E. Blackburn
Attorney-at-Law Junction, Texas
G. H. Kincaid
Rawson's Drug Store
St. Charles Hotel
Kerrville, Texas
J. O. Wright
Prop
Bax
Bayer
Nandy
Arthur Simon
Old Allen Produce Stand
Heyman’s Drug Store
Bank
Junction State Bank
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