War Overshadows Election in Texas With Light Turnout Projections
War worries overshadow Texas voting as residents head to the polls Saturday to choose a governor and 11 other state officials. The ballot features seven gubernatorial candidates and races for lieutenant governor, state Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, and other offices. Notable candidacies include Shivers seeking a full term, March aiming for the governorship, and J. E. McDonald in agriculture.
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State Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Shivers
Beauford H. Jester
Woodville
March
Wellington Abbey
Gene S. Porter
Houston
Abbey
Lot
Tom Fairey
Travis County
John C. White
Wichita County
Charlie McLellan
Colorado County
W. O. Reed
Dallas
Kyle Vick
Waco
Cyclone Davis
R. B. McAshan
Kerr County
G. C. Morris
Greenville
Fred Red Harris
Virgil E. Arnold
Preston E. Smith
Lubbock
Ben Ramsey
San Augustine
Pierce P. Brooks
Roger Q. Evans
Denison
P. E. Womack
Austin
Supreme Court
Fagan Dickson
Will Wilson
Walter L. Wray
W. M. Taylor
Hicks Harvey
Cass County
Robert W. Calvert
Hillsboro
Alfred M. Scott
Meade F. Griffin
Playview
Matt Davis
Gilmer
George W. Harwood
Robert B. Keenan
Gregg County
F. L. Hawkins
W. A. Morrison
Milam County
Robert L. Lattimore
G. H. Nelson
Cecil Storey
Longview
William E. Myres
Fort Worth
Joel W. Cook
David Wuntch
Tyler
James Hill Letts
Price Daniel
William J. Murray
Jesse James
Robert S. Calvert
Clifford E. Butler
James L. Allred
Tarrant County
Bascom Giles
Edger Jackson Seeks Reelect in Grayson County Texas
Commissioner Edger P Jackson thanks supporters after illness plans to return to work Monday. He touts county road improvements and pledged upkeep of precinct 2 affairs, urging votes to win reelection.
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E. P
Edger) Jackson
Grayson County
Tex
Rare tapeworm kills calves in Illinois herd
A tapeworm named moniezia expansa killed 19 of 79 calves on a single farm in six months, with 42 more seriously ill. University of Illinois veterinarians treated many survivors with a lead arsenate compound. pneumonia occurred as a common complication. Portugal is due east of New York.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Veterinary Medical Association
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Various Classified Ads and Notices from Whitewright Area
A collage of small ads includes peach for sale at $2 per bushel, two Jersey cows strayed, five to seven room houses for rent or sale, real estate and auto parts requests, employment notes for a practical nurse, a battery promotion, grain threshing services, and notices about debt liability and condolences for George Pace. Items mention Mrs. Hatfield Eugene Reeves Jack Nossaman Tom Barbee C. J. Meador & Son Babcock Auto Store Stephens & Bryant and The Flower Shop in Whitewright.
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W. L. Hatfield
Eugene Reeves
Jack Nossaman
Charles Campbell
Ely
Babcock Auto Store
Harmon Hayes
J.fe
Whitewright
C. J. Meador & Son
Andrew W. Burchfield
Caro Maxey
Bassett’s
Farley & Hill
Stephens & Bryant
Barbee
Ford
Chevrolet
Palace Theatre
Johnson Jewelry
Brunswick
Coolerator
W. E. Stanford
First National Bank
Watermelons Featured by The Food Market
Local business local note highlights dry cold weather and promotes ordering watermelons from The Food Market with contact phone number ae.
S W Earnest for Grayson District Clerk
S W Earnest district clerk candidate with roots in Ida and Denison service in WWI, touts modern business methods and a reputation for an efficiently run court office. He asks voters to support his re election to continue courteous service despite time constraints.
Mechanic Removes Hiss From Car Behind Upholstery
James Miller, operator of a snake pit on Lake Texoma, brought his car to Jack Yandell, a Denison mechanic, to remove upholstery. Two seven foot boa constrictors hid behind the seating and bit Miller as they were removed. Yandell noted he had removed rattles from ears before but never snakes from a car.
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Denison
James Miller
Jack Yandell
Yandell
Miller
Lake Texoma
Boa
Army Camp Land Sales Are Stopped in Texas
Brownwood reporter John Sharp says disposal of surplus government land at three Texas Army camps is halted. Camp Bowie Camp Maxey and Camp Swift offices to close and files sent to the federal surplus property agency. The agency still owns 290.36 acres at Bowie 12 900 at Maxey and 5 800 at Swift earmarked for veterans.
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Camp Maxey
Camp Swift
Sharp
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J. E. McDonald
Jackson
Portugal
New York
Stetson
T. W. Ayres & Son
Batiste, Yd
George Pace
Pace
Fannin County
Collin County
B. N. Barton
E. Houston St
Sherman
Hannah Florists
Floral Service
Carrie Hamilton
The
Reserve Life Insurance Co
Tom Barbee
S. W. Earnest
Ida
Blue Bonnet Life Insurance CO
San Antonio, Tex
Weeg
International Harvester
C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co