Bar Admission Rules Revised by Supreme Court
Austin July 2 The Supreme Court revised bar admission rules making candidates pass at least half of exams on 20 subjects at the first trial with remainder within a year. Two failures force full course retake. third failure disbars. Residency and age requirements updated to one year in Texas and 21 years. Local notices include city secretary absences and visiting relatives.
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Stokes Family Visits Lubbock Home
R. L. Stokes arrived Monday with his mother Mrs. A. T. Stokes and daughter Miss Fannie Lou Stokes to spend time visiting in his Lubbock home.
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R. L. Stokes
A. T. Stokes
Fannie Lou Stokes
Lubbock
First 1936 Cotton Bale to Exhibit in Dallas
The first bale of cotton grown in Texas in the Centennial year will be displayed in the Centennial Exposition in Dallas this week. Teofilo Garcia of La Gulla Starr County grew the bale which weighed 542 pounds and sold for 26 cents a pound, bringing $1450 plus a $500 premium from the Southern Bagging Company of Houston. The bale was shipped from Corpus Christi after being auctioned by the Corpus Christi Cotton Exchange.
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Dallas
Texas
Agricultural Department
Corpus Christi
State Publicity Department
J. A. Moore
Agricultural
Jeff Bell
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce
Corpus Christi Cotton Exchange
Teofilo Garcia
la Gulla
Starr County
Southern Bugging Company of
Houston
Holt and Hood Seek Justice of the Peace in Precinct 5
Local election slate names W A Holt seeking re election A J Arch Hood as Justice of the Peace Precinct 5 with W E Coley listed in support or as connected candidate. Voter notices appear in the district race listing.
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Justice of the Peace
Roosevelt era endures as primary results favor the administration
Washington July 2 The latest Democratic congressional primary returns show only seven of 134 incumbents defeated for re nomination in seventeen states, suggesting broad support for the New Deal. Louisiana stands apart with a Long machine fight where five of eight Democratic incumbents lost, while the rest largely reaffirmed support for Roosevelt.
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Huey P. Long
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Lewis
Illinois
Bafikhead
Alabama
Bulow
South Dakota
Neely
West Virginia
Bailey
North Carolina
Holt
California
Winters Markets Mixed With Farm Prices Listed
Commodity prices in Winters yesterday showed cotton middling at 11.75, maize to $9.10, oats 29c to 80c, wheat 95 cents, corn 75 cents, barley 38c, eggs 15 cents a dozen, hens 10 to 12 cents, roosters 6 cents, fryers 10 to 12 cents, and sour cream 26 cents. Finis Broughton returned to Winters from Ballinger to work in Jones Chevrolet Co. Ralph R. Teten of Alya Oklahoma is visiting Fred Millorn, and Sidney Neely with Auburn Neely and J. S. Neely fished on the Pecos River earlier in the week.
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Mrs
Finis Broughton
Winters
Ballinger
Mr. Broughton
Jones Chevrolet Co
Bratton Undergoes Tonsil Removal
Mrs. T. J. Bratton submitted to an operation for the removal of her tonsils Wednesday morning.
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T. J. Bratton
Miss Mary MacFarland Returns From Texas Visit
Miss Mary MacFarland returns home Friday after an extended visit with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs W B Hamilton in Montell Texas.
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Ralph Lloyd
Katie Belle Fisher
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Harvey Dale Jones
Mary MacFarland
W. B. Hamilton
Montell, Texas
Weekend Guests and Local Social Notes
Sunday visitors included W. D. McAdams and wife from Winters with their baby, James Graves and wife from Harmony, Barney Combs and family from Crews. E A Holstine returned to Galveston after weeks with W B McCaughan family. Eugenia Manns came back from a visit with sister Mrs Tom Galloway in Friona. The column also offers light quotes on youth and politics.
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C. F. McAdams
W. D. McAdams
Winters
James Graves
Harmony
Barney Combs
Crews
Eugenia Manns
Tom Galloway
Friona
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