C MT C Rifle Team to Attend National Matches
A Citizens' Military Training Camp will run at Camp Perry Ohio from September 1 to 27 1923 to enable a team from the C M T Camps of each Corps Area to attend the Small Arms School and compete in the National Rifle Association matches and the National match. The Eighth Corps Area team will be chosen from graduates of the C M T Camps at Fort Sam Houston Fort Sill Fort Logan and Fort Huachuca. The fifteen selected graduates must be of good character and able to instruct rifle practice. One regular army non shooting captain may join. others may not be Regular Army or National Guard. The Government will pay expenses and special match rifles will be provided. Eligible youths aged 17 to 24 are urged to enroll in C M T C starting July 28.
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Citizens
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Rifle Association
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sill
Fort Logan
Fort Huachuca
Texas
Imo Mann Visits Parents in New Mexico This Summer
Imo Mann traveled through Pecos yesterday en route to his parents near Carlsbad New Mexico, where he plans a summer visit. He is expected to stay through the season and spend time with family.
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Imo Mann
Pecos
Carlsbad
N. M
Texas Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Produce Noted
Texas price ranges shown for hogs cattle and produce across national markets. Fort Worth and Kansas City reports detail car loads per 18-22 pounds for fruit vegetables and watermelons with prices per crate per pound and per dozen, plus state highway amendment text and election procedures.
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Texas
Bliss
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Florida
Cantaloupes
Fort Worth
Texas Market News From Radio Texas June Update
Texas market report notes rising shipments of tomatoes and white potatoes as the season progresses. Texas has shipped 187 cars of tomatoes and 568 cars of potatoes to date, with national totals lower than last year. Onion and cantaloupe movement winds down while watermelon activity remains light. prices shown for five markets and regional jobbers are listed.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Radio Market News Service
East Texas
Wharton-Eagle Lake
Florida
Kansas City
St. Louis
Detroit
Three-step plan to reform government and cut taxes
The speaker calls for shrinking government machinery and removing wasteful office holders to slash municipal and national costs by up to eighty percent. He urges destroying the spoils system, hiring on merit, and teaching citizens to support rather than demand government support.
Texas House proposes Amendment for state highway system
The Texas Legislature boosts Article 8 by adding Section 9a to fund and govern a state controlled highway network. A July 1923 election is set to ratify the amendment with specific tax powers and required proclamations. The measure envisions state ownership of highways and compensation for counties, with local roads remaining under county control.
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Agaimer
State of
Texas
S. L. Staples
HOUSE
County of
Reeves
Loving County
J. G. Love
A. D
J. J. Wheat
R. S. McDonald
Pecos
Loving
Roy I. Biggs
Roy Tr. Biggs
Reeves County
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Edwin Vickers
Pecos Valley — Bank
Enterprise Office
M. T. Eudaly
Grandfalls
Toouterly
Norwood
L. H. O'Neal
BE. W. Grove
Grove
Ocecar
PARTY
HR. Brooklyn
RADIO
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
National Congress
Nental
Mr. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Albert D. Lasker
Benson
Lasker
Shipping Board
Business Administration
America
Admiral Benson
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