Lavaca County Tick Eradication Work Update
Lavaca County inspectors report in June they dipped and inspected 5 959 cattle heads across 64 115 animals in 5959 herds. An additional 216 herds were found tick infested bringing total infested herds to 898 since April 1. Most ticks have been located but some future detections are possible. Cattle on ticked premises must be dipped for nine months after the last tick sighting. some freely working stock may be exempt if no ticks are found. After July dipping, certain cattle on a 28 day cycle will rest 56 days and then be inspected again in fall for further monitoring. Acknowledgment given to Lavaca County residents for cooperation. only one owner refused to dip and faces court. Regular fines apply for noncompliance. Signed by R. F. Krenek, Supervising Inspector.
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Lavaca
Lavaca County
First State Bank Balance Sheet Figures from 1927
The statement shows assets including loans and discounts at 404 127.83 real estate secured loans 11 306 44 and other items such as cash on hand 7 380 24 and due from reserve agents 22 353 52 totaling 492 419 13. Liabilities include capital stock 850 000 undivided profits 23 224 41 and deposits 135 487 33 along with time certificates 205 762 62 and bills payable 15 000 00. The bank officers Philip Welbhause n president and Geo von Lienen cashier certify the figures as true.
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Philip Welbausen
Geo
von Lienen
Philip Welhhausen
Pauline Janszen
Notary Public
Lavaca Co
Texas
Ruling for School Transfers is Given
Austin Texas July 10 Parents who seek to transfer children to other districts for work must apply to their county superintendent before August 1. State Superintendent Marrs explained the act providing 100000 state funds for tuition in such cases. High schools receiving transferred students will bill the home district monthly tuition, paid by warrant approved by the county superintendent, at more than five dollars a month.
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Austin
Texas
S. M.N. Marrs
Anion
Former Slave Calvin Banks Dies at About 100
Calvin Banks, once a slave and reputed to be over a century old, has died in Hallettsville Texas. He long resided nearby and ran a blacksmith shop in Mont, owning a small home. He was among the few remaining old-time negroes.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Calvin Banks
Mont
Culak family boosts subscription figures this year
Mrs. Joe Zavesky and her daughter Miss Bessie of the Culak school community called on The Eagle Thursday and had their subscription figures moved up another year.
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Joe Zavesky
Miss Bessie
Culak
Eagle
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