Texas Probate Code changes ease estate handling
Texas lawmakers amended the probate provisions in 1957 to cut costs and simplify administration. Notices may be sent by certified mail, executor bonds can be smaller or signed by individuals using personal property, executor compensation is court fixed, and a mentally incompetent spouse gains full control of the community estate without further proceedings, easing estate administration.
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Texas
State Bar of Texas
Antlerless Deer Permits Issued On Four West Texas Ranches
Surplus deer on the Trans-Pecos range prompts 80 antlerless permits across four ranches in Jeff Davis Culberson and Brewster Presidio counties. Ranchers Mueller Beard Miller and Cox sign, with 80 permits to be issued and more ranchers expected before the Nov 20 opening. Applications go to the ranchers. charges set by landowners. Cool weather limits vegetation growth as moisture persists.
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Pecos
E. A. Mueller
Fort Davis
Jeff Davis County
T. A. Beard
Alpine
Culberson
C. E. Miller
Jeff Davis
Presidio
C. F. Cox
Brewster County
P. B. Uzzell
Game Commission
Trans-Pecos
Turkey comeback boosts Edwards Plateau hunters
Texas Game and Fish notes a rebound in wild turkeys on the Edwards Plateau after years of decline. The article cites favorable spring rains increasing feed and foliage, nesting weather, and reduced cedar clearing. Bandera County leads with 378.3 percent growth, followed by Kerr 203.7, Edwards 84.9, and Medina 35.9 percent.
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Texas Game and Fish
Game and Fish Commission
Jack Thomas
Houston Green
Texas
Bandera
Kerr County
Edwards County
Medina County
Veterans GI Bill and Loan Questions Answered
A college student may continue GI training if entitlement runs out after the halfway point of the semester. Endowment payments offer a lump sum or fixed-period payouts, not lifetime monthly payments. Tax-exempt disability funds do not render purchased property tax free. Korea veterans have until January 31, 1965 to use GI loan benefits, while WWII veterans must act by July 25, 1958.
Texas to honor 1000th Tree Farmer Nov 21 at Darby farm
Fellow Texans will honor B. R. Darby a 71 year old Cherokee County timber owner as Tree Farm No 1000 in the national program. The Oct 21 dedication near New Summerfield will feature a tree thinning demonstration certificates for new farmers and addresses by Texas dignitaries. The event marks Texas second in nation to reach 1000 tree farms as the program operates in 45 states with over 44 million acres enrolled.
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Cherokee County
B. R. Darby
Texas Tree Farm Committee
Darby
New Summerfield
Kenneth Nelson
Diboll
Drive Safely Message Promotes Double Care on Roads
A public service notice urges drivers to think twice before acting behind the wheel. It emphasizes personal responsibility and consideration for others, encouraging safer driving choices and mutual respect on shared roadways.
First look at a smart performer GMC stamina ad
A vivid GMC advertisement touts a 200 horsepower top load design with easy turning and fast cruising axle for fuel savings. It highlights foam rubber seats, roomy cab, boulevard styling, and a luxury feel, inviting readers to test drive today and compare with a $10,000 GMC heavy truck.
Seniors Seek Independent Living in Rural Texas
Texans over 65 now number about half a million, roughly one seventh of the population, with rural areas even higher. They favor independent living in familiar settings near friends and family, while seeking safety features, easy access, warmth, lighting, and outlets for daily activity to feel needed.
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Texas
Brown
Mrs Bruce Watts Jr Heads Local Ladies Golf Group
Eleven members attended the Tuesday morning meeting of the Ladies Golf Association. Officers elected include Mrs Bruce Watts Jr as president, Mrs John Spillar as first vice president, Mrs Charles Kent as second vice president, Mrs Tom Benson as secretary, and Mrs Wade Parker as treasurer.
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Ladies Golf Association
Bruce Watts, Jr
John Spillar
Charles Kent
Tom Benson
Wade Parker
Don't wait for a skid to learn the road is slippery
Public safety advice urges drivers to slow down and stay alert in wet or icy conditions to prevent accidents. Emphasizes defensive driving, proper following distance, and routine vehicle checks to ensure tires and brakes are in good condition.
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