Texas State Government Costs in 1922 Exceed Revenues
The 1922 Texas government cost total reached 45,842,085 dollars, or 948 dollars per person, with revenue at 47,858,57T dollars and a per capita excess of 0.82. Property taxes supplied 50.6 percent of revenue, while earnings of state officials accounted for 4.5 percent. Indebtedness stood at 0.85 per capita. assessed property value was 8.387 billion with a per capita levy of 5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
State of Texas
Texas
Weather Forecast From Foster’s Bulletin in 1923
Washington weather bulletin predicts warm spell near December 25 for sections 1 2 3 4 5 and a cooler wave for sections 6 7 8 in late January with a notable storm around January 26. It notes unusual warmth across western North America linked to Pacific currents or earthquakes and cites a months long drought influence from October 15 1923 to April 15 1924 and planetary size claims.
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Washington
North America
Rockies
Japan
Jaapan
Puebica
Weather, cotton market, and Nordic immigration mix in 1923 notes
The author discusses Japan current effects on fall 1923 weather west of the Rockies and a January shift, predicting continued flow but colder pacific slope conditions. They note storms may bring cold or warm spells, cite difficult forecasts, and praise cotton profits. The piece extols North America as a leading nation, praises Nordic migrants, and predicts a cotton states boom rivaling Canada.
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Japan
Rockies
Pacific
North America
Mexico
Canada
Caudle
Gift a Record to Someone This Christmas
A reader asks about sending a record to a recipient as a Christmas gift. They mention Culdert house chests at Candylayd& and describe them as lovely and beautiful.
Fargo Items and Community News From Vernon Area
Farmers near the cone minity nearly finish cotton picking. Vernon visitors on Saturday December 5 included numerous Fargo residents. J S Mason family sold farms to Bob Olive. Mason will move to the Plains while J S Mason stays in Fargo mercantile. Fargo club elected new officers Mrs I C G Hamilton president and Mrs George Beavers secretary with Mrs T B Stafford treasurer. Christmas programs and trees planned at local schools and churches. A serious car accident near Henry Key's injured Frank Mason and Lenora Mason but none seriously. Burne Goodpasture visiting from Lahhock.
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DPD
J. Wilhelm
Gwen
Vernon
T. Mason
Mason
Bob Olive
The
Plains
Fargo
T. H. Richard
T. B. Stafford
Htch
Ben Ketehershid
Frank Mason
Ethel Swenatmon
Lenerit Matson
Henry Key
Prank Mason
Lenora Mason
Baptist Sunday School
Baptist Church
Burne Goodpasture
Lah Hock
Jennie Coffee
Charlie Mason
Dell, Bey
Pearson
the Baptist Church
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U.S. Commerce Department
United States Department of Commerce
Foster's Bulletin
Fallis
Kincheloe
J. H. Kincheloe
Elk Hotel
Condon Springs
Presbyterian Guild
Mas Tree
Cagay
House of Commons
Nancy Astor
Duchess of Atholl
Margaret Bondfield
Terrington
Lady Astor
Susar Long
Lenton
Lawrence
Thomas Wintringham
R. B. Richardson
TH. W. Cabe
Beh Richard
Porter Crow Grocery Co
South Side Square
Morris
South Main Street
E. L. Witty
Wraniea
Chamberlain
de Moines
Iowa
Chambérlain
A. E. Johnson
Mar
Ence
Hart Schafiner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Perkins Timberlake Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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