Milam County Historical Commission
Milam County, Texas
Milam County, Texas
Miscellaneous Photos
"Milam County Courthouse and its People"
Compiled by Mary Ann Eanes
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Milam County Historical Commission
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Compiled by Mary Ann Eanes
Edited by Preserve Our Past
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Milam County Historical Commission
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Card from Joe A. Slavik
Candidate for Representative 64th District
Democratic Primaries
July 23,1938
Candidate for Representative 64th District
Democratic Primaries
July 23,1938
Talbott Ridge School Report Card for
Ernestine Yoakum dated April 29, 1933
Signed by Mrs Cassie Rettig, Teacher
Ernestine Yoakum dated April 29, 1933
Signed by Mrs Cassie Rettig, Teacher
Note the items on the Home Report to the left: Canning, Care of Stock, Care of Poultry, Cooking, Gen'l Farm work, Milking, Providing Fuel, Ironing...
Card from Bill Alex Bonds
Candidate for Re-election
Tax Assessor and Collector
Milam County, TX
July 25, 1936
Candidate for Re-election
Tax Assessor and Collector
Milam County, TX
July 25, 1936
National Currency issued by
First National Bank, Rockdale, TX
First National Bank, Rockdale, TX
The Rockdale Reporter
May 10, 1934
Bill Alex Bonds is Candidate for Tax-Assessor-Collector
The many friends of Bill Alex Bonds will be interested in finding his name in the Reporter's announcement column this week as a candidate for the office of assessor and collector of taxes in Milam County. His candidacy is based, of course, upon the action of the democratic primary, July 28.
Bill Alex Bonds needs no introduction to Reporter readers. He is really 'home folks' to all of us, and can probably call by first name as many or more citizens of this bailiwick than any other man in Milam county. He is a native of the county - born and reared with Milam county sand between his toes, and Milam county sunburn on the back of his neck.
As a democrat his record is perfect, for he has 'voted the straight ticket' all his life, and fought the battles of democracy since his young manhood. His record as a man, a citizen and a neighbor is likewise clear, his integrity is of the highest type and his personal and public life beyond reproach.
Mr Bonds has had previous experience in tax matters, having once held the office of tax collector. He is thoroughly acquainted all over the county, knows the problems of the office to which he aspires, understands renditions and land values as probably few men do in this county, and is in every respect thoroughly qualified to give the people of Milam county a fair, just and equitable administration. It is his intention to make an active canvass, renewing old acquaintances and making new friends, between this date and the primary election, and he cordially solicits the support of all the voters, promising them his strict attention and full time to the duties and problems of this newly-created office, and prompt and courteous attention at all time.
May 10, 1934
Bill Alex Bonds is Candidate for Tax-Assessor-Collector
The many friends of Bill Alex Bonds will be interested in finding his name in the Reporter's announcement column this week as a candidate for the office of assessor and collector of taxes in Milam County. His candidacy is based, of course, upon the action of the democratic primary, July 28.
Bill Alex Bonds needs no introduction to Reporter readers. He is really 'home folks' to all of us, and can probably call by first name as many or more citizens of this bailiwick than any other man in Milam county. He is a native of the county - born and reared with Milam county sand between his toes, and Milam county sunburn on the back of his neck.
As a democrat his record is perfect, for he has 'voted the straight ticket' all his life, and fought the battles of democracy since his young manhood. His record as a man, a citizen and a neighbor is likewise clear, his integrity is of the highest type and his personal and public life beyond reproach.
Mr Bonds has had previous experience in tax matters, having once held the office of tax collector. He is thoroughly acquainted all over the county, knows the problems of the office to which he aspires, understands renditions and land values as probably few men do in this county, and is in every respect thoroughly qualified to give the people of Milam county a fair, just and equitable administration. It is his intention to make an active canvass, renewing old acquaintances and making new friends, between this date and the primary election, and he cordially solicits the support of all the voters, promising them his strict attention and full time to the duties and problems of this newly-created office, and prompt and courteous attention at all time.
Rockdale Reporter - December 31, 2006
Keepsake: Herschel McCoy of Thorndale came across this keepsake while sorting through some family mementos. It's a souvenir card dated 1906-07 from the High Prairie Public School, which was located somewhere in the vicinity of the present Alcoa plant site, possibly toward the Salty community. The photo is of Ellie White, the teacher at the school. School Board members were John W. Jackson, (Herschel McCoy's grandfather), J. C. Howe and T. A. Caffey.
Keepsake: Herschel McCoy of Thorndale came across this keepsake while sorting through some family mementos. It's a souvenir card dated 1906-07 from the High Prairie Public School, which was located somewhere in the vicinity of the present Alcoa plant site, possibly toward the Salty community. The photo is of Ellie White, the teacher at the school. School Board members were John W. Jackson, (Herschel McCoy's grandfather), J. C. Howe and T. A. Caffey.
Rockdale Reporter - January 11, 2007
Member Emeritus - At its December meeting, the Milam County Historical Commission voted to make Mrs. Helen Perry of Rockdale a "Member Emeritus" of the Commission. The award was presented to her by Judge Frank Summers at the Monday meeting of the Commissioners Court. Mrs. Perry has been active in historical preservation locally for years, working on everything from the I&GN Depot acquisition and restoration to the historical marker for Matinee Musical Club.
Member Emeritus - At its December meeting, the Milam County Historical Commission voted to make Mrs. Helen Perry of Rockdale a "Member Emeritus" of the Commission. The award was presented to her by Judge Frank Summers at the Monday meeting of the Commissioners Court. Mrs. Perry has been active in historical preservation locally for years, working on everything from the I&GN Depot acquisition and restoration to the historical marker for Matinee Musical Club.
Photo by Dr. Lucile Estell
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