Legislature Opening by Woman Is Unique
AUSTIN Dec 7 Mrs Emma Grigsby Meharg secretary of state of Texas will be the first woman to open the Texas Legislature when the Fortieth meets January 11 1927 She is an appointee of Governor Miriam A Ferguson The Senate and House meet at noon on the second Tuesday in January If Meharg cannot attend the duty falls to Attorney General Dan Moody as governor elect The statute requires the secretary to preside and appoint a clerk The governor will be notified when organization is complete Meharg plans her address and retires after Moody’s inauguration January 18
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Austin
Emma Grigsby Meharg
Texas
Meharg
Senate
House of Representatives
Representatives
Dan Moody
Ferguson
Notice to Contractors for State Road and Bridge
Proposals for a Reeves County bridge on State Highway No. 1 near Toyah will be received by the Texas State Highway Engineer in Austin until 2 PM on December 20, 1926. Bid guarantees of 5 percent accompany bids. proposals must be sealed and marked with project details. The department may reject bids or waive technicalities and will not return bids.
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Reeves County
State Highway Engineer of
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Austin
Toyah
A. A. Ririe
Alpine
State Highway Department
State
State Highway Commission of Texas
A. C. Love
Tex
Fair Enough Wife Joke From The Doorstep Exchange
A humorous exchange depicts a wife giving away a twelve year old suit and a recently bought dress to a beggar at the doorstep, prompting a wry reaction from the husband. The dialogue rests on thrift and domestic banter.
Just Wild About It Friend Golf Remark Sparks Banter
A wife recalls a remark about her husband’s golf habit, noting he claimed their marriage was lucky before he took up golf. The exchange hints at playful teasing about golf and domestic life. The conversation centers on affection and humor surrounding the husband’s hobby.
Habit Speed Cop How fast were you going
A driver encounters a street speed stop and responds with a blunt retort You ll have to ask my lawyer in a terse exchange highlighting roadside tension and legal posture during a routine traffic inquiry.
Unique Dramatic Story of Sixteen Nations Comes to Pecos
The Students League of Many Nations from the Practical Bible Training School will present a panoramic program in Pecos at First Christian Church on December 22. Dated to show Europe life and contrasts with American opportunities, the show has run nearly 600 times in 30 states, featuring 21 native-country representatives in national costume who narrate and sing in their languages. Notables praise the service including Governor E. Lee Trinkle and Dr. Len Groughton. President Coolidge recently received the group at the White House. The program ends with Lt J Ray Baker recounting wartime experiences and uniting the flags.
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Pecos
Christian Church
Students League
Europe
America
Union
John Wanamakers Church
Philadelphia
Tremont
Temple of Soston
Churchill Tabernacle
Buffalo
First Methodist Church
Richmond
Mel "Protter
Grand Rapids
President's Church
Washington
Winona Lake
Indiana
Florida
Central States
California
Tanto
Dr. Davis
Virginia
E. Leel Trinkle
Len G. Groughton
First Baptist Church
Jacksonville
Fla
South
Rhode Island
Thomas Estrada
Mexico
Austria
Geo. Chagnet
Portugal
Holland
Sweden
France
Germany
Scotland
Practical Bible Training School
Leutenant J. Ray Baker
Royal Flying Corps
Independent Division
No Way Out Sam Faces Court Over Theft Charge
In court the judge asks Sam if he will tell the truth. Sam replies with a slang refusal stating he will face 30 days if he tells the truth. The scene captures a tense exchange on a theft case and potential consequences.
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Sam
Judge Offers Lawyer Choice to Silent Prisoner
In a courtroom exchange a judge notes the defendant faces trial and has not retained counsel. The prisoner replies that he is willing to drop the entire case, prompting the judge to consider appointing a lawyer or asking for his plan.
Editor Letter: Consumer Gripes Over Taxes and Paper Costs
A letter to a local editor echoes harsh times as taxes, licenses, and rising costs squeeze a newspaper business. The author complains of government burdens and industry pressures, ending with a provocative line about awaiting the Republican party's fate in 1928.
Manners First Tommy Burglar Moment Sparks Teachable Moment
In a humorous domestic vignette a child named Tommy flags a burglar while exclaiming to his mother. The mother gently chides him for pointing, turning the moment into a quiet lesson on manners and safety. The scene captures a playful exchange likely from a children’s feature or comic strip.
Fresh Florida Oranges in Three Hundred Size Box
Acme Farms of Gainesville offers fresh Florida oranges at 3 dollars per box of 300 large fruits. Sound fruit is guaranteed with money back if not satisfied. Gift boxes suitable for Christmas. Remit with order. We pay express charges.
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Ecos Guaranty
Lecos, ‘Texas
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Pecos Mercantile Comp
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