Ten Forgotten States in U S Never Had Cabinet Place
New York figures prominently in cabinet history with 53 portfolios among 47 men. The list of forgotten states includes Rhode Island Florida Nevada Arizona Idaho Montana North and South Dakota Utah and Wyoming. Several states have had only one representation and no state has supplied cabinet members to every president.
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New York
Roosevelt
Rhode Island
Florida
Nevada
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
North
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Arkansas
Augustus H. Garland
Cleveland
Alabama
Hillary H. Herbert
Navy
Washington
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Taft
New Mexico
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Kansas
William M. Jardine
Agriculture
Coolidge
Health concerns and local moving in Orangeville community
The Orangeville News reports diphtheria affecting June Patterson and illness for Mrs. Frank Holt. Jeff Richey suffers injuries from a wagon fall. Multiple families move among Ely, Whitewright, Sherman, and nearby areas amid social visits and gatherings as winter looms.
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June Patterson
Frank Holt
Jeff Richey
Sonny Spencer
Lawrence Burden
Clarence Burden
Raymond
Grady Brown
Haskell Holt
Gladys
Edna Earl Taylor
Clyde McCollum
Sherman
Robert Woverton
Ely
Sam Brown
Waverton
Lucian Jones
Brown
Snow
Jones
Walter Ryan
Whitewright
William Clark
Woodrow Bowen
Medlintown
Jim Ownby
Willie Burden
Elizabeth Stroud
Nell Brown
Pearl Garland
Lloyd Eason
Eason
Mitchell
Beckwell
Bonham
Clinton Jones
Bonnie and
Benda Holt
Marie
Lois Wilder
Delmar Bowen
Cecil Watson
Andrew Creecy
Laura Owens
Bernie Richey
J. E. Worsham
Grove Hill
Sallie Williams
Lone Oak
Cabinet Roles of Future Presidents Across Early U.S. History
Under three presidents nonconsecutive terms occurred. Daniel Webster served as Secretary of State, John J. Crittenden as Attorney General, and William Windom as Secretary of the Treasury across Harrison Tyler and Fillmore Garfield Arthur and Benjamin Harrison. Nine future presidents later joined predecessor cabinets including Monroe who held Secretary of State and War in Madison's era. Others include Jefferson Madison J. Q. Adams Van Buren Buchanan Grant Taft Hoover in various secretary posts. No president later served in a cabinet after leaving the presidency.
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Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
John J. Crittenden
Harrison
Tyler
Fillmore
William Windom
Treasury
Garfield
Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
Monroe
Madison
Jefferson
J. Q. Adams
van Buren
Buchanan
Grant
Taft
Hoover
Commerce
Japanese Farmer Discovers Comet With Three Inch Telescope
A Japanese farmer using a small three inch telescope reported discovering a new comet on July 15 1931. The sighting marks a notable achievement in backyard astronomy, highlighting amateur observers contributing to celestial discoveries.
New Rheumatism Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Sufferers urged to try RU NO-MA prescription claiming rapid, thorough action without opiates. Ad copy from Dyer & Jones Drugists touts poisons dissolving from the system and a box guarantee, urging readers to ask a druggist for it.
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Dyer & Jones
Shift in taxes warned as plan eyed for homestead relief
The proposed partial exemption from state taxes is warned to likely shift the tax burden rather than cut overall costs. It could trigger new or higher taxes, possibly an income tax, and provide little relief to homeowners in cities where locally assessed taxes are a major share of burden. The piece argues the amendment would mostly shift, not reduce, taxes and may require lawmakers to seek other revenue sources.
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Dallas Times Herald
Citation by publication from Texas court for Grayson County
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication in the eres Court for the October Term. The sheriff or any constable of Grayson County is commanded to make publication of this citation.
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Tron
Grayson
Sam Bragg
Charles Carter
Elisha Barnard
B. W. Bradley
Reuben B. Lovell
Benjamin W. Bradley
John W. Evans
G. W. Bond
Elizabeth Bond
Mildred R. Jones
Julius Brenner
M. M. Purinton
W. W. Purinton
W. H. Hodges
Philura Hodges
Lou A. Hodges
Grayson County National Bank
Sherman
Texas
Grayson County
J. A. Denton Sr
W. A. Denton
Lou A. Boscent
Grayson County National Bank of
Jones & Wainwrights
State OF Texas
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Delaware
North Carolina
Theodore Roosevelt
James Wilson
McKinley
David F. Houston
Wilson
James J. Davis
Andrew W. Mellon
Joseph Habersham
Georgia
Adams
the Sun
the Whitewright Sun
Dallas Morning News
Dallas Evening Journal
The
Whitewright Sun
Sherman Daily Democrat
Dallas Daily Times Herald
Sun
McCall’s Magazine
Fort Worth Stara
Orangeville News
State of
G. P. Gafford
District Court of
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City of
R. B. Aston
John T. Nall
ELY & Sons
N. Travis St
Reeves
Louisiana Power Company
Ul Ames maRsa
Nia Lee
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