Many New Laws Passed Went Into Effect on 14th
Austin, Texas July 11. The new libel law affecting newspapers enacted by the Fortieth Legislature took effect at midnight Tuesday June 14. Other ninety day bills also became law including regulation of passenger motor vehicles for hire by the Railroad Commission abolition of the capital offense of man slaughter creation of the State Insurance Commission and a reorganized prison system with a nine member board. The pardons process was reformed requiring thirty days notice to local officers before considering applications. Texas fishermen face new restrictions on artificial lures without payment of fees.
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Austin
Texas
Railroad Commission
Board of Pardons
Supreme Court
Commission of Appeals
Courts of Civil Appeals
Banking
Banking Commission
Banking Commissioner
Bank and Trust
Insurance Commission
New Texas Laws Take Effect After Regular Session
The state enacts a wave of laws including banking reform with liquidation reports and charter forfeiture, higher salaries for judges, insurance and banking regulation changes, zoning authority for cities, and new provisions for education and primary ballot access.
Infant Buried Tuesday in Fairview Cemetery
The three day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bahlman died Tuesday and was buried in Fairview Cemetery. The bereaved parents received sympathy from the community.
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Paul Bahlman
Fairview Cemetery
Gossett Re-elected Principal Solitary Victory Note
Mr. Gossett was re-elected principal and remains in Coleman after summer closure. Mrs. Hickson visits daughter in San Angelo. Dr. Eoff visits Dallas. Victory Home Demonstration Club met July 6 with 12 members and one guest, Mrs. Yeates of Ballinger. Lesson on tailored finishing by White Mills and Viola Yeates. Next meeting July 18 at 3 pm with Mrs. Dedmon to study food preservation and blanching. Paper money will be shorter but time to obtain it unchanged.
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Gossett
Coleman
M. J. Hickson
Raymond Hamilton
San Angelo
J. D. Eoff
Dallas
Victory Home Demonstration Club
A. Yeates
Ballinger
Mesdames White, Mills
Viola Yeates
W. T. Dedmon
Appreciation for Winters Flowers revival helpers
The Methodist congregation and pastor express thanks to the people of Winters for cooperation in preparing the Flowers revival meeting. Special thanks go to The Winters Enterprise, Winters Ice & Fuel, M. F. McKee, Jno. G. Key, and many individuals who contributed time and resources.
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Winters
Winters Enterprise
Winters Ice & Fuel
M. F. McKee
Jno
Local notes on residents and gatherings in San Angelo
Guy McDonald of San Angelo an employee of the Komegay gin was here last weekend. G E Nicholson and family are attending a family reunion at Hamlin.
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Guy McDonald
San Angelo
Komegay Gin
G. E. Nicholson
Hamlin
Mrs. C. S. Jackson and Son Visit Kin in Temple Belton
Mrs. C. S. Jackson and her son C. S. Jr. left Wednesday to visit relatives in Temple and Belton. The notice notes a focus on radio control and urges using Want Ads for profit.
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C. S. Jackson
C. S. Jr
Temple and
Belton
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