Potter County Judge Elected President of Texas County Judges
Sam B. Metlow Potter county judge elected president of the Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association at closing sessions in Tyler Amaran Texas meeting place chosen defeating Cot Bieana Unanimous rejection motion by Judge Ware Hicks of Navarro County. A resolution supporting state highway tax use for highways failed. Names listed for legislative committees include Wmrs County Judge George S Matthews Dallas Judge J Arch Allen Ledbetter Denton Judge Brent C Jackson Palo Pinto Judge B H Pitts Floyd Judge E C Nelson Bell Judge J W Sutton Taslon Judge C D Speck Milam Judge Jeff Z Kemp El Paso Commissioners Williams and Oliver Wichita Judge B D Strkin Hill Culberson Collingsworth Tudez Williams Harrie Judge Chester Bryan Commissioner BR HL Spencers Parront Judge Emmett Moore Commissioner Sister Bexar Judge Augustus McCloskey Commissioner Sommers Knox Judge N S Kilgore Lubbock Judge P F Brown Orange Judge D C Bennett Nueces Judge Z B Southerland Mitchell Judge Thompson Potter Judge Sam B Motlaw Commissioner Carl Hill Fayette Judge Theo W Tueders Tasetland Judge S Pritchard Grayson Commissioner Wyans Smith Judge W D Pace Wharton Judge Norris Montague June Judge Heill Navarro Judge Warren Wicks Trew Judge B J Tirvis Ditemitt Judge WE Jard map Judge C Welch Della Judge Charles C Hing Cooke Judge Gentye W Dayton Commissioner W D Beanett
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Amarillo
Sam B. Metlow
Potter County
Texas County Judges’ End Commissioners' Association
Tyler
Cot Bieana
Wareren Hicks
Navarro County
E. M. Davis
Brownisod
State Highway Commission
Kilgace
Knox County
A.W. Bourland
Wilbarger
Olin Culbereon
Hill Gsanty
Wraris County
George 8
Matthews
Dallas
J. Arch Alien
Ledbetter
Denton
Brent _C. Jackson
Palo Pinto
BH. T. Pitts
Floyd
E. C. Nelson
Bell
Jurge
J. W. Sutton
Taslon
C. D. Speck
Milam
Jeff
Kemp
el Paso
Williams
Oliver
Wichita
B.D. Strlin
Hill
Culberson
Collingsmorth
Clay
Williiams
Harrie
Chester Bryan
BR. HL. Spencers
Parront
Emmett
Moore
Sister
Bexar
Tudee
Augustus McCloskey
Sommers
Knox
Kilgore
Lubbock
P. F. Brown
Orange
Judes
D. C. Bennett
Nueces
BR. Southerland
Memoer Mitchell
Thompson
Potter
Ludge
Sam B. Motlaw
Carl Hill
Fayette
Theo W. Tueders
Taetland
Pritchard Grayson
Wyans Smith
Jude W. D. Pace
Wherton
John Norris
Montague
He ii Navarro
Warren’ Wicks’ Trew
Idee
B. J. Tirvis
C. ¥. Welch
Della
Charles C. Hing
Cooke
Gentye
W. Dayton
W. D. Beanett
Local Home Decor Sale Highlights Autumn Shades
A unusual ad promotes US leading autumn shades with prices from five to seven and a half dollars. It notes yard quality and regular offerings as part of a seasonal display.
Black Silks Classic Fabric Prices for Womens Apparel
A fragmented price list presents numerous black fabrics with varied finishes and widths. Entries include 36 inch black taffeta at 2.00 and 3.00 per yard, 40 inch charmeuse up to 4.00 per yard, crepe satin and crepe de chine options, moire, messaline, and velvet blends with prices ranging from about 1.59 to 10.00 per yard.
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Wolff, & Marx
Copenhagen
Octave Ghenille
Charset Tnee
Ce Duvetyne
Mallinson
Georgette
Confederate veterans leave for state reunion in Abilene
Six members of Albert Sidney Johnston Camp No 144 United Confederate Veterans left Tuesday to attend the state Confederate reunion in Abilene from September 30 to October 4. The travelers are Captain W. K. Basler B. Chiles Maugham W. M. Porter D. W. Emith and J. V Clink poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sidney Johnston
United Confederate Veterans
Abilene
W. K. Basler
Chiles Maugham
W. M. Porter
D.W. Emith
J. V
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J Tyler
Texas Association of Commissioners
Wolff & Marx Co
Mallinson’s Silks
Cheney Bros
Kimona Ilk
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