Voter Registration Form Instructions
Use this form to apply for voter registration. Fill in all blanks, cut out, and mail to the Runnels County Tax Assessor Collector if you reside in Runnels County. Residents of other counties should mail to their county tax assessor collector.
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Runnels County
Voters urged to register before March 1 1968 voting
Voters who have not applied for registration are urged to do so immediately. Cut out the application form on this page, fill in all blanks, and mail to the county tax assessor collector. A registration certificate will be mailed before the 1968 voting event on March 1. Cotton textiles were found in West Pakistan dating back to 3000 B C.
Kidney danger signals and warning signs ad
A health alert highlights symptoms of functional kidney disorders such as nighttime urination burning and painful or scanty flow. It promotes Bukets as a three tab daily four day regimen to regulate passage ease aches and back pain, advertised by Main Drug Co.
Cotton's Journey From Egypt to Europe
Cotton fabric hangings adorn King Solomon's temple and trace a path from ancient Egypt to medieval Europe. Italians introduced cotton to Europe in the Middle Ages, and its strength rivals steel in some descriptions.
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King Solomon’s Temple
Europe
Outdoors in Texas trapshooting history and law notes
Outdoors in Texas discusses trapshooting origins, rules, and key terms, tracing the sport from 1793 to its Olympic status. It explains standard 16 yard singles and handicap events, venues in Texas, and the Grand American Championships in Vandalia Ohio.
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Sporting Magazine
Texas
United States
Vandalia
Ohio
Evolution of clay pigeon targets in trap shooting history
The article traces the origins of trap shooting from early hat string releases to modern clay targets. It notes the 1931 American introduction by the Sportsman Club of Cincinnati, the shift from live birds to glass and clay targets, and the design specifics of today’s clay bird.
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America
Sportsman Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Ligowsky
History and uses of cotton from seed to fabric
The text outlines the origins of trapshooting associations in the United States and notes the stages of the cotton plant from boll to fiber. It mentions cotton’s growth duration, harvesting by mechanical pickers, and historical practice in Spain, plus properties such as static-free fabrics and relative flammability.
Dale Sewing Club Meets at Adams Home
Dale Sewing Club gathered Tuesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char lie Adams to piece quilt blocks and share refreshments with Mesdames L. R. Hoppe Tip McKnight Walter Kruse Jack Whittenberg Miss Emma Hen niger and the hostess. The next meeting is set for January 23 at Mrs. E. E. Thormeyer to plan activities and assign secret pals.
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Dale Sewing Club
Charlie Adams
L. R. Hoppe
Tip McKnight
Walter Kruse
Jack Whittenberg
Emma Henniger
Dale Club
E. E. Thormeyer
Louise Mitchell Circle Met For Mission Study
Louise Mitchell Circle met at the home of Mrs. R. D. Collins for the regular mission study program. Mrs. W. S. Cooke presided as chairman and Mrs. W. S. Witkowski led prayer and scripture. Mrs. Jake Smith taught the study on Student Work in Ghana Peru and Thailand and how Baptists overseas help young people discern God’s calling.
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Louise Mitchell
R. D. Collins
W. S. Cooke
W. S. Witkowski
Jake Smith
Ghana
Peru
Thailand
J. F. Priddy
W. H. Kornegay
H. P. Witkowski
Clifton Davis
Alma Hughes
George Poe
Joe Irvin
Lydia Kelly
Samuel Slater and the first U.S. cotton mill
Samuel Slater pioneered the first U.S. cotton mill in 1790, establishing a breakthrough in American industrial textile production and launching a mill era that reshaped manufacturing and labor.
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Samuel Slater
U. S
Cotton Fabrics Show Low Shrinkage Rates
A textile note asserts cotton fabrics are highly resistant to shrinkage, indicating durability and stable fit after washing. Experts emphasize the material’s fibers resist noticeable size changes, making cotton a reliable choice for apparel and home textiles.
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