Affidavit of Reeves County Court on Treasurers Report 1926
Reeves County Commissioners and County Judge certify the November 1926 Treasurer W D Hudson report after examination from August 9 to November 5 1926. They approve the funds balances and credits as required by Texas statutes and record the cash and assets on hand totaling 550.34.
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Commissioners Court
Reeves
H. N. McKellar
Reeves County
Said County
W. D. Hudson
Texas
A. D
Commissioner’s Court
Amt
Com
J. E. Eisenwine
A. W. Hosie
J. T. Moore
R. N. Couch
J. E. Elisenwine
Sale
Com. Amt
West Texas Chamber Endorses Tax Survey Effort
Mineral Wells joins in backing a state tax survey plan led by President Arthur P. Duggan and West Texas Chamber of Commerce manager Homer D. Wade. A special committee will aid in pushing a legislative bill to advance the survey during the Fortieth Legislature. Community notes cover sewer work in Haskell, home meat canning in Claude, bond reports in Dot OD Road District, and county officials sworn in Reeves County.
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Arthur P. Duggan
Homer D. Wade
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Mineral Wells Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
Colorado
Horer D. Wade
Mitchell County
Plungers Beat Ft. Stockton Panthers in Cautious Win
Plungers outplayed the Panthers but failed to show full potential. A large crowd attended as Fort Stockton fought hard yet lacked decisive punch. Fisenwine led the backfield while the line alternated between strong play and distraction, and penalties were few. Both teams played cleanly in a cautious, off day for the Plungers.
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Panthers
Fort Stockton
Fisenwine
Dars
Why a Small Town Suits Our Editor in Ohio
The editor of a weekly Ohio paper, from a town of 1 260, toured Philadelphia. He says he prefers small towns for friendship, happiness, and mind enrichment, and is glad to return home. The piece echoes Ashland Herald-Progress praise for small towns and notes strong help-wanted ads from Draughon’s College in Abilene Texas.
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Ohio
Philadelphia
Ashland
Herald-Progress
An Answered Prayer After Minister’s Forgery Sentence
Rev G S Harmon of Hattiesburg Mississippi led the October 11 court opening with a prayer asking justice for rich and poor alike. Less than a week later he confessed forging friends signatures on notes totaling 35000 dollars and four weeks after, Judge Hall sentenced him to ten years in the penitentiary. A respected pastor aged 63 accepts the sentence without flinching, while his prayer seemed to be answered.
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Hall
G. S. Harmon
Hattiesburg
Miss
Harmon
Did You Ever Stop to Think about Advertising
Alvin K. Matthews of the Santa Cruz Sentinel argues that a newspaper pro fessor is a high aspiration and all in journalism should tell the truth in writing. He says a good newspaper acts as a standing advertisement for its community and urges citizens to subscribe at low cost for great value. He cites Calvin Coolidge on advertising and its role in modern industry, wages, and the home market, insisting advertising drives production and benefits manufacturers, merchants, and consumers by informing buyers.
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Calvin Coolidge
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Commissioner's
Linkink
i.Streece
Shimae
West
West Tex. Cham. of
Haskell
Claude
Armstrong
ELDEN
Armour & Company of Fort Worth
Kerrville
Furman Company
San Antonio
MORAN
Levelland
U. S
Hockley County
Whiharral
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Chicago
Girls Agricultural Club
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Pecan Growers Association
Antelope Highway
Loving County General County
General County Fund
Reeves County Jury Fund
Loving County Jury Fund
Tee
Ft. Stockton
Draughon’s College
Abilene
Catalog M
Alvin K. Matthews
The
Santa Cruz (California
Sentinel
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