Valuable Prize to Raymond Mitchell
Raymond Mitchell of Winters has won a fellowship at the University of Washington Seattle for chemistry study. The $720 award honors his work at Simmons University where he earned his A B and M A in chemistry. He will supervise laboratory work and must choose between chemical engineering or a Ph D. degree after his fellowship.
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Simmons
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Uncle Sam Enjoys A Record Surplus
Washington reports a fiscal year surplus of 355.7 million dollars, the largest in ordinary receipts totaling 4.2 billion plus. Officials note the surplus will shrink as tax changes loom and debt retirement plans rely on nonrecurring balances.
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For Sale or Trade Barn with Two Apartments and Loft
Advertisement offers a movable barn with two apartments and loft in good condition suitable for grain storage or a tenant house. Claimed by George Hall. Also a lost canvas tent between Ansen and Winters with Liberal reward. Return to The Enterprise or Mrs F W Cramer Rankin Texas care Illinois Pipe Line Co. Our grave is on sack around tent.
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Business visitors and local travel notes this week
Evans Zappe and Ed Gleason called on Ballinger social circuits while visiting business. Young spent Saturday night in Ballinger and left Monday for Christoval. References to the Black Hills and a map appear amid scattered notes.
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Ero Wao
Lnis Young
Ballinger
Christoval
Mr the Fourth
Tax Survey Board Has No Standing
Austin July 1 The Texas tax survey commission lacks constitutional authority due to pay provisions affecting seven legislators and other members. Agriculture Commissioner George B Terrell cites the constitution fixing per diem pay at five dollars and barring legislators from accepting offices created by them, arguing the panel is unconstitutional and urging the attorney general to advise on proper constitutional construction.
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George B. Terrell
State Commissioner of Agriculture
S. H. Terrell
Tax Commission
Charleston Dance Faces Stamp Out Threat
The celebrated Charleston dance appears set to be stamped out amid rising restrictions and community debate. Officials and dancers warn of cultural loss as reforms threaten public performances and classes.
Dangers Warned Over Petting Parties Along Laredo Roads
The Laredo Chamber of Commerce on July 6 warned that life is endangered by petting parties parking on highways near the city without lights. The State Highway Department asked the chamber to urge drivers to keep head and tail lights burning as required by law.
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Laredo
Old Time Resident J. D. Miller Visits City
J. D. Miller, longtime resident now in Burnett county, is in the city this week to meet old acquaintances and conduct business.
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J. D. Miller
Burnett County
Mrs H C Campbell Spends Fourth in Abilene
Mrs. H. C. Campbell traveled to Abilene on the Fourth to visit friends and enjoy holiday time with acquaintances there.
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H. C. Campbell
Abilene
California tour ends as Cramer family returns home
Mr and Mrs R A Cramer and family returned home the first of the week from a three weeks tour of California.
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R. A. Cramer
California
President Coolidge Seen In Watching Cap Rather Than High Hat
A lighthearted remark contrasts President Coolidge dressed in a watching cap with his appearance in formal high hat attire. The comment reflects the public’s amused view of presidential fashion during the era.
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