E. J. Barnes Dies at Winters Hospital at 76
Edgar J. Barnes, 76, retired grocer, died Friday morning after a month long illness at Winters Municipal Hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Edgar H. Graham and Rev. Ray Elliott officiating. Burial was in Lakeview Cemetery with Wingate Masonic Lodge conducting graveside rites. He was born March 23, 1886 in Comanche and lived in Ovalo, Cisco, Rotan, and Winters. Survived by son Gordon Barnes and daughter Mrs. Buford Baldwin, two grandchildren, sister and three brothers. He married Margaret Terbet in 1916.
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Edgar J. Barnes
Winters Municipal Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Edgar H. Graham
Ray Elliott
First Methodist Church
Wingate Masonic Lodge
Lakeview
Lene
Rotan
Winters
Higginbotham Dry Goods Company
South Main Street
Barnes
Margaret Terbet
Thurber
Texas
Wingate
Wingate Masonic Lodge. Surviving Area Son, Gordon Barnes of Route 2
Abilene
Buford Baldwin
Barbara
Bill Baldwin
Kate Spence
Brownwood
Dewey Barnes
P. C. Barnes
C. R. Kendrick
John Gardner
John Hilliard
Ray Hood Wilbanks
Bill Bell
I. W. Rogers
John Q. McAdams
John McClaran
Dignity and restraint reflect inner discipline
A reflection on dignity as the power to hold back harmful words, suggesting sharp wit without acting on every impulse. It argues that true restraint aligns with mindful consideration that should guide thoughts from the start.
Constitutional Amendment Thirteen Proposal for Dallas District Tax Continuity
Public notice summarizes a proposed Texas constitutional amendment adding a section to Article VII. It details keeping prior taxes and bonds in Independent School Districts with Dallas County portions after boundary changes, authorizing continued tax levies and issuance of unissued bonds, to be voted on in November 1962 with governing proclamations by the Governor.
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Senate
Dallas
Texas
Dalay
Dallas County
Infant Rubio dies in Bronte hospital at six weeks
Baltimore Rubio infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Rubio of Winters died Friday morning at 6 30 in Bronte Hospital. Born August 1 at Bronte. Graveside services held 8 30 Saturday at Lakeview Cemetery with Rev. A W Holck officiating. Burial under Spill Funeral Home direction. Survivors include parents grandparents Lupe Salinas of Alice Texas and eleven siblings: Tommie Wolfindine Winters Mary Jo Ignacio Jr Leon Lupe Manuel Johnnie S Kay Cruz Patrick all of Winters.
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Baltimore Rubio
Ignacio Rubio
Winters
Bronte Hospital
Bronte
Lakeview Cemetery
A. W. Holck
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Spill Funeral Home
Lupe Salinas
Alice
Texas
Tommie Wolfindine
Mary Jo
Ignacio Jr
Leon
Lupe
Manuel
Johnnie
S Kay
Cruz
Patrick
New Ringless Spinning Machine Aims to Automate Cotton Yarn
USDA Agricultural Research Service engineers unveil the SARL Ringless Spinning Machine, a prototype that spins cotton without bobbins rings or travelers. It could save time and labor by producing yarn directly into packages though it currently twists yarn too much and varies thickness.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Engineers
G. J. Kyame
H. R. Copeland
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Three on Ballot Texas
Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 22 proposing Article IX Section 11 to allow creation of hospital districts in Ochiltree Castro Hansford and Hopkins counties with tax authority up to 75 cents per $100 valuation. It details district powers land acquisition bonds and governance and sets the 1963 election date and publication requirements.
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State of Texas
Ochiltree
Castro
Hansford
Hopkins
HOUSE
Brazoria County
West Columbia
Brazoria
Damon
Sweeny Independent
Titus County
Damon Independent
Sweeny Hospital
Damon, West Columbia, and
Brazoria Hospital
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Nine on Ballot in Titus County Offer Hospital Districts
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendments allowing two Brazoria County hospital districts and a Titus County home for the aged. It details tax rates, voter approval, consolidation options, bond issuance, and election instructions for the 1962 General Election.
Texas Proposal to Raise Aid Funds for Needy Aged Blind Children
A constitutional amendment seeks to raise annual state funds for financial aid to needy aged adults, the blind, and children from 47.0 million to 52.0 million, with eligibility rules based on Texas residency and age. It covers election form, proclamation, publication, and one year pre-enactment funding, with federal aid limits.
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Senate
State of
Texas
United States
Texas Legislature Adopts Disabled Veterans Amendment
A fragmented legislative draft describes amendments to state law relating to voters with disabilities and eligibility criteria. The text references sections, general laws, and provisions affecting citizens with mental or physical handicaps, outlining eligibility and sequencing provisions.
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Texas
United States
Texas Section 1 Article III Suspension Note
Section 1 cites Article III of the Constitution of Texas and notes its suspension. The fragment references the suspension but lacks full context, details, or outcomes.
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