Bond Election Notice for San Saba County Texas 1920
The sheriff of San Saba County Texas announces a bond election to be held August 21 1920 at the public school house district No 21 to decide if bonds totaling 8000 dollars should be issued for building and equipping a free school. Eligible property taxpaying voters may vote For the bonds or Against the Bonds. Frank Paxton is presiding officer with two judges and two clerks. The county judge ordered the election on July 28 1920 and the sheriff will file a return to the county commissioners court.
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Texas
San Saba
Commissioners Court
Frank Paxton
Edgar T. Neal
God
Brother Hood
B Y P U Program Drill on Key Verses
Bertha Brea dale leads the program with Maud Dean guiding the scripture lesson by Irene Davis Special music by Maggie Davis and ula Sullivan Salvation by Grace presented by Christena Beazéale Baptism and the Lords Supper led by Mazy Bess Dean Our Rule of Faith and Practice by Maggie Davis Spiritual Democracies led by Vertier reazeale Voluntary Cooperation by Bertha The Lordship of Jesus by Eula Syl van
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Bertha Breadale
Maud Dean
Irene Davis
Maggie Davis
Ula Sullivan
Christena Beazéale
Mazy Bess Dean
Vertier Reazeale
Bertha
Reazeale
Jesus
Eula Sylvan
Peggy Plans A Station Meeting Prank In April Fool Joke
Peggy, age sixteen, schemes to meet Dick at the station wearing adult attire. Her brother Raymond suspects mischief while Peggy’s mother and Dick’s cousin Vera watch as the ruse unfolds and backfires, leaving Peggy unfazed.
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Peggy
Raymond
Weill
Ray Uwaras
Fred
Pegey
Jane
Peg
Vera
Ray
Cegey
Judge Stubbs Appeals to Constituents After Primary Loss
Judge Stubbs addresses the 38th Judicial District of Texas voters, defending his record, lamenting campaign attacks, and urging belief in justice. He declares pride in his citizenship, condemns deceit, and calls for fearless enforcement of law while assuring continued independence and readiness to serve elsewhere.
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