New Texas Auto Law to Register Vehicles Start July 1 1917
A new statute requires all automobile and motor vehicle owners to register annually with the State Highway Commission beginning July 1 1917. Taxes are 55 cents per horsepower for equipment, 3 dollars per motorcycle, and at least 730 per gramme for autos. Dealers pay 135 dollars. First demonstration car tax 5 000 for each additional up to five. Out of state owners get 30 days exempt then must register. penalties include 10 to 25 dollar fines per day for unregistered operation. Grayson County receives 50 percent of state tax for roads and bridges upkeep. Numbers issued statewide to prevent duplicates.
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State Highway Commission
State Highway Commission of Texas
Grayson
Methodist Conference in Sherman District Concludes Three Day Session
The Sherman District Methodist conference ended a three day session with strong reports on missions and lay activities. Attendance included about seventy ministers and delegates. Next year the gathering will be held in Van Alstyne with a new brick church building anticipated.
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Methodist District
Sherman
D. Mouton
J.B. Pierce
Travis Street
Porter
Woman's Missionary Society
J. Reynolds
John Marshall
de. Leath
Kidd Ker
Prof. Young
St. Worth
Prof
Cody
Leen
Calves Shipped by J Graves Reach Oklahoma City
J Graves sent a car load of calves to Oklahoma City on Monday after weeks of feeding. The 625 pound calves sold for over twelve cents per pound, totaling over 75 dollars per head. Graves plans another shipment in a few weeks.
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J. Graves
Oklahoma City
Mr. Graves
Fifth Sunday Singing Convention at Canaan
The Fifth Sunday precinct singing convention will be held at Canaan on the 29th inst. Whitewright residents are invited to participate in the song festival.
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Canaan
Whitewright
Glidewell Display Window Showcases Latest Eyewear Styles
Keep your eye on Glidewell's display window for the best and latest styles in eye glasses and auto shields.
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Glidewell
Food Situation Serious Says A and M Director
Clarence Ousley of A and M College warns of a real food and feed shortage in 1917 after a St Louis conference. He urges higher production of staple crops and strict consumer economy to sustain soldiers and civilians through two years of war.
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Clarence Ousley
Extension A
M. College
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural College
St. Louis
Europe
Washington
Common Council
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
United States
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