Lavaca County Road Bond Election Notice
Lavaca County Texas voters are notified an election will be held April 10 1948 to decide issue of six hundred thousand dollars in Lavaca County Road Bonds. Bond terms include interest not exceeding 3.5 percent and maturity up to 25 years to fund macadamized gravel or paved roads and turnpikes. Election ordered March 5 1948 by Commissioners Court Hallettsville.
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Lavaca
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Laavaca County
Vavaca County
State of
State of Texas
Tavaca
Lavaca County Bond Election Ordered by Court March 1948
An election order sets a bond issue for Lavaca County to fund interest and a sinking fund for maturity. Voters will decide under Texas law with 30 precincts listed and polling places from Hallettsville to Yoakum. If two thirds approve, bonds and tax levy proceed. otherwise the order is void.
Congressman Thompson Letter to Eagle on William Darilek
Congressman Clark W. Thompson writes to The Moulton Eagle praising William Darilek as a leader in Texas development. He regrets missing the funeral and offers sympathy to Darilek’s family, calling them a finest monument to his memory.
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Thompson
Eagle
Moulton Eagle
Clark W. Thompson
O. F. Knape
Moulton
Texas
Mr. Knape
William Darilek
48 States Collect Record Hunting License Revenue
The 48 States reported a record $28,558,447 from hunting licenses in 1947. Albert M. Day, director of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, notes 12,066,763 licenses were sold, describing it as the greatest army of hunters in history.
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Albert M. Day
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Red Cross Month Proclaimed by Truman Urges Generosity
President Truman proclaims March as National Red Cross Month. He calls on every citizen to respond generously to the humanitarian cause. In 1947 the Red Cross spent over 11.9 million dollars on disasters, aiding the greatest number of calamities in the organization’s history.
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Truman
Red Cross
Toll of 1947 accidents tallies deaths and injuries
The National Safety Council reports 1947 tolls of 100000 killed and 10500000 injured with economic losses around 6700000000. Home accidents topped the fatal list, replacing previous leaders. One in fourteen Americans suffered a disabling injury in 1947.
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National Safety Council
Council
Hajek and Bravenec Families Visit Local Host
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hajek of San Antonio and Mr. Franklin Bravenec and family of Houston spent the week end with Mr. Johnnie Bravenec and family here.
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Alvin Hajek
San Antonio
Franklin Bravenec
Houston
Johnnie Bravenec
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Birdie Blotz
Albert Kurtz
AD. J. Migl
Adelaide Chasford
Polly Chafford
Charlie Chafford
Polly
Lucius Larrabee
Gertrude Northrup
Leonard A. Darilek
Elrose Laqu
Milton Riske
Emily Kurtz
Mabeth Easley
Virginia Kahovjak
Hokey Polk
Johnny Goodman
Benjamin Kleihege
Edwin Darilek
Benefit P.T. C
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Paul H. Fertsch
L. F. Kahanek
Albert Ermis
Joe H. Kouba
John R. Klimitchek
Commis
Sioner
Charles Strauss
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Aug. Holub
N. B. Fehrenkamp
School House
Breslau
Adolph Janacek
Witting
Hugo R. Albrecht
Muehlstein
Gleckler
J. M. Hinck
Williamsburg
H. R. Parr
Hackberry
E. J. Chovanetz
Moravia
James J. Hinck
Shiner
West
Herbert Discher
Mt. Olive
Joe Hranitzky
Sweet Home
H. L. Wendt
Worthing Hall
Worthing
Frank E. Konvicka
Charlottenburg
Ed. Nollkamper
Koerth
J. R. Mladenko
Wied Hall
Seclusion
Frank Fritsch
Providence
A. J. Steffek
Moulton Water & Light Office
J. T. Jaeggli
Oak Grove
Frank Wendel
Novohrad
W. J. Jasek
Yoakum
Wm. Englemann
Subblime
Fred Tesch
Bila Hora
Jim Melnar
East
Theo Rogge
J. F. Michot
John R. Klimitccek
Charles Sthrauss
County
Texs
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Tom Beale
Durwood Bradley
Frank Castro
Vince Rehmer
Stanis Rothbauer
Leona Janszen
Leo Jaroszewski
Ernest Zimmermann
Rose Svoboda
H. W. Haase
Fred Koester
R. L. Scott
Helen Kaase
Louis Pietsch
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