Nine Texas laws go into effect June 11 at session end
A swirl of acts from the Thirty-seventh Legislature details 140 laws passed, with many set to take effect June 11 and others postponed or phased in. Highlights include tax delinquencies, guardian appointments, county tax fees, court costs, city charters, road districts, and various public health and education measures.
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Tin
Tex
Counnty
Supreme Court
Nevermnber
Hart
Texas
Dairy and Food Department
State Board of Health
State Depository Board
Cianwen
Cesiue A& Tew
Fesae
Hemda
Llano National Bank Receives Comptroller Extension
The Comptroller of the Currency verifies The Llano National Bank Llano Texas is authorized to continue operations until close of business on June 4 1941 under amended articles of association. Centered on charter No 6853 Extension No 99 and dated June 4 1921.
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Washington
Wolters
Thcins National Park
Llane
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief
A woman with two years of sore watery eyes found instant relief using Lavoptik eye wash, which others describe as leaving eyes cool and fresh. A small bottle claims to aid weak strained or irritated eyes and is offered with a free eye cup.
Industrial education expanding in Texas cities
In a June report from University of Texas education director Prof. M. Ransopher, training centers opened in Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Galveston, Houston, San Antonio and Wichita Falls over eleven months ending June 1. Trainees include women and men across crafts from dressmaking and baker to machinist and electrician, with dozens of instructors and educational directors involved.
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Austin
Texas
Plasa
Victory Medal for Ex-Service Men of World War
Ex service men and relatives urged to apply for the Victory Medal through the War Department. Applicants must send discharge certificates and proof of death if applicable, with copies verified by a notary or American Legion commander. Processing at local post offices and mailed delivery are described.
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Liana News
War Department
Wi S
Marie Mihiek
American Legion
Votary
Austin
Tex
Vietory
Reiters
Merek
St Rhame
Teath
Mumiber
Does It Pay To Worry About Appendicitis
An ad claims Adlerika prevents intestinal infection by removing foul decaying matter from both bowels and notes it helps gas and chronic constipation. A druggist, A H Bruhl, endorses the product with a customer report of impurities expelled.
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A. H. Bruhl
Prickly And Bitters Promoted For Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Prickly And Bitters as a man’s remedy for the liver and bowels to ease stomach distress. Priced at $1.35 per bottle.
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ALT
Confederate Home
Confederate Women's Home
State Insurance Department
Aid For
Corpus Christi Seawall
Lavaca
Aarke
Ermar
Gurance
Plysichuna
Secretary of State
Usin Boselis Fuer
Entbabners Beersem Ing
Seteotel
Piadtice
Ise
Ade Weston
Marie Ways
Thamawes
Lloyd’s Plan
Cameron
Hegeswer
Treasury Department
Amazes
Lland
Luano
National Bank
A. R, Weber
Spinks & Howard
Undertaker
Llano
Daggett-Keen Commission CO
Fort Worth
Chas. W. Daggett
Cattle Co
L. Keen
Cattle
M. Keen
B. M. Dagg
Daggett-Heen Com. Co
Walter A. Hargis
Cashier
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