Angora members vote on Texas office move
Davis presents reasons to relocate the old Angora Angora Goat Breeders Association office to Texas. He cites attendee travel costs, Texas laws favoring meetings across states, and a plan to build a Texas office funded by member subscriptions. The ballot asks members to decide the move for the association’s future.
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Rio Frio
Texas
Angora Journal
Kansas City
Missouri
Oregon
United States of America
Angora
Car Stolen From High School Campus
A new coupe owned by Mrs. H. O. Patterson was stolen from a school campus last Thursday afternoon. A 12 year old boy, son of Lee Henderson of Ozona, confessed to taking the car and planned to drive until fuel ran out, then seek a ride to San Antonio. He was found near Kerrville after a patrolman intercepted the vehicle. Sheriff Gibbs held him in jail until his father arrived. bond was set at 1000 dollars for grand jury action.
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H. O. Patterson
Kerrville
Lee Henderson
Ozona
San Antonio
San Angelo
Menard
Schreiner-Hodges Co
Gibbs
Angora Goat Breeders Association Year End Note
Bob Davis, president, extends New Year wishes and thanks members as the American Angora Goat Breeders Association looks ahead. The Angora Journal notes Emil A. Loeffler attended a Ford dealers meeting in San Antonio last weekend.
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Bob Davis
American Angora Goat Breeders Association
Angora Journal
Emil A. Loeffler
San Antonio
Ford
First Woman Governor to be Inaugurated in Austin
An estimated crowd of eight to ten thousand is expected for the inauguration of Miriam A. Ferguson as Texas governor next Tuesday in Austin. The ceremony will be followed by a Senate Chamber ball with representatives of the House serving as reception hosts and music for entertainment.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Senate
House of Representatives
Texas First
Local postal receipts show good increase
Postmaster Tracy reports steady gains in local postal earnings over three years. 1922 saw 3,017 money orders totaling 18,587.30 dollars, 1923 had 3,077 orders totaling 21,406.81, and the latest year rose to 25,371.98 from 3,392 orders. Box rents insured packages and stamps brought 5,123.27 dollars, up from 4,485.71 in 1923 and 4,111.23 the year before.
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Tracy
Rieck Goat Coats Boon to Industry
Advertisers champion the Rieck Goat Coat as a future essential for goat breeders boosting protection and production. Capt. H W Rieck of Maynard ranch Roosevelt promotes the coat through ads in goat and sheep journals and via direct mail, with reports from ranchers and experts endorsing its value. Mr and Mrs C W Henderson and Mrs Victor Hardeman recently returned from an automobile trip visiting Fort Worth Dallas and Austin.
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H. W. Rieck
Maynard Rach
Roosevelt
Eagle Job
Capt. Rieck
Paterson and Rieck
Rieck
C. W. Henderson
Victor Hardeman
Fort Worth
Dallas
Austin
Early Settlеr P. Oliver Dies at Home
Pioneering settler known as Y. P. Oliver dies suddenly at his home east of town. Born Seguin 1857 he came to the county 49 years ago and helped spread the Oliver pecan.Survived by eight children and several relatives with funeral held yesterday by W. O. W. lodge and Rev. Davis.
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Young P. Oliver
Y. P
Mr .Oliver
Seguin
Lula Cloud
Play for Cemetery Aid organized by local Mrs Allen
Mrs W W Allen will present a benefit play at Hawkins Riley Hall on Monday February 23 to aid the Cemetery Aid Society. The exact title will be announced later as receipts benefit a worthy cause. Local talent forms the cast and Mrs Allen will direct rehearsals beforehand. Anticipated a pleasant evening following Washington's birthday. Further ads will provide details.
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Cemetery Aid Society
W. W. Allen
Hawkins-Riley
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Coolidge
U. S. Supreme Court Bench
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BY Satterfield
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President Coolidge
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