Candidates Seek Support In San Saba Precinct Here
Two local candidates denied space in last week column push for votes in San Saba precinct one. Constable Jim Williamson, dubbed ice man, promotes law experience and plans to meet voters. Justice of the peace hopeful O C Summers, long county resident, touts gin business background and personal canvassing. The piece notes light interest in state races, mentions straw polls favoring Jimmie Allred in governor’s race, and praises Tom Blanton’s long service and popularity in San Saba.
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Jim
Big Boy) Williamson
San Saba
Williamson
Ice Man
Justice Peace
Office of
Justice of the Peace
O. C. Summers
Tom Connally
Marlin
Tom
San Saba County
Tom Blanton
Congress
Algerita Harkeyville Club Meets For June Session
The Algerita Harkeyville Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. S. J. Crider on June 18. Twenty two members and visitors attended. The group reviewed last meeting minutes, heard a talk by county judge Ebner Gray on government and budget systems, and discussed rally day and fundraising for a short course trip. Refreshments were served. The meeting adjourned to reconvene June 27 with Mrs. E. H. Hapgood.
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Algerita-Harkeyville
S. J. Crider
My. Ebner Gray
Commissioners Court
Ruth Grumbles
W. R. Baxter
Addie McDaniel
Gladys Taylor
R. C. McKinnerny
Willie Mae Reynolds
M. Ponton
Lillie McKee
J. R. Roach
O. B. Harkey
Kitty Zelle Mariner
Myers
S. L. Crider
Misses Myers
Grace Baxter
Gladys Ponton
E. H. Hapgood
Texas plans first child census this June statewide
Miss Marie Dresden, director of Texas unemployment relief, announced that enumerators on work relief would start a statewide child survey on June 16. Data gathered will assist the state relief administration and other public agencies in expanding and improving child care.
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Austin
Marie Dresden
Texas Unemployment Relief
State Relief Administration
Texas
Fl Meter Rate Confusing Text From Historic Notice
A garbled line describes meter rates per kilowatt hour for the month, listing 106 kilowatt hours used per month per kilowatt of maximum demand and a cent per kilowatt hour for the next 190 kilowatt hours, with a rate for all additional energy needs per month. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
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Conte
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Welkin
The
Dallas News
Temple
Jimmie Allred
San Angelo Times
Algerita
Harkeyville Club
Electric Light Company
Tee
Texas Power & Light Company