New Hat Check Law Takes Effect September 22
County Attorney Bill S. Watkins reports the new hat check law limits defrauding use of checks. It defines unlawful activity for insufficient funds at time of writing and outlines prima facie evidence based on nonpayment and protest notices. Penalties scale from fines to jail and possible felony status on multiple offenses.
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Bill S. Watkins
War on Cattle Ticks Being Won
J. H. Rasco of Fort Worth head of the Texas Live stock Commission expresses optimism that strict enforcement of sanitary laws and owner cooperation will rid Texas of cattle fever ticks within a few years. Only border counties near Mexico may remain due to reinfestation from cross border livestock movements.
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Kerrville Times
J. H. Rasco
Fort Worth
Livestock Commission of Texas
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Basco
Mexico
Panhandle
Livestock Sanitary Commission
End of Long Cattle Tick War Seen With Texas Progress
The article notes major gains against the cattle tick with more than 96 percent of affected territory cleared, leaving four small areas in Texas and Florida under quarantine. Texas counties Shelby, Angelina, Polk, and Hardin are restricted, with further quarantines in Webb, Zapata, and parts of Starr Hidalgo and Cameron.
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Zapata
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Hidalgo
Cameron
Dear Old Uncle Sam
A Stephenville Empire-Tribune column argues that government aid reaches many sectors from banks and home builders to farmers and irrigation projects in Texas. It portrays Uncle Sam as a generous benefactor funding canals, land purchases, equipment, and welfare across industries.
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Stephenville Empire-Tribune
Uncle Sam
Trinity River
Texas
Veterans' call to bar immigrants echoed in convention remarks
In a recent convention the Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars urged the United States to impose a permanent immigrant ban until joblessness drops. The piece argues the bill would curb deficits and long term costs for future generations.
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Coleman
Democrat-Voice
Weeping Jelly Causes and Curing by A M College Experts
Grace J. Neely of the A and M College Extension Service explains jelly failures and cures. Weeping results from too high acid. dilute with low acid juice or add more sugar. Excess sugar causes poor setting. reboil with unsweetened juice. Lack of acidity, crystallization, cloudiness, mold, fermentation and overcooking are discussed with remedies.
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College Station
Grace J. Neely
A. and M. College Extension Service
Miss Neely
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