Alpine Independent School District Banking Bid Notice
Notice invites all banks and bankers in Alpine to submit bids for depository of school funds for 1914 1915. Bids state interest rate on daily balances and must be filed with the secretary by 10 00 A M on September 17 1914. Board president J D Jackson and secretary FE Gillett sign the notice. advt.
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Busi, Neas
Alpine Independent
Board of Trustees
Alpine Independent School District
A. D
J.D. Jackson
FE. Gillett
Alpine School District Seeks Coal Bids For Alpine High
Notice from Alpine Independent School District invites sealed bids for domestic lump coal in 25 ton lots delivered to Alpine High School Building. Bids due by October 1, 1914, 10:00 am. with $50 certified check. Bid opening September 17. Right to reject any bids reserved. F E Gillett, Secretary.
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Alpine Independent —School District
Alpine High
F.E. Gillett
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Y Alpine School Board
Central town four room house with three lots for sale
Four room house and three lots in central town offered for cash sale or terms to able buyers. Apply at this office for details. Advertisement.
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Appleply
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Ideal Texas country school noted for low tenancy
The Pasadena area south of Houston hosts a model rural school in a district with high farm ownership. The brick four-teacher campus features a 400 volume library, auditorium, piano, and cooperative farm sales run by Principal Glasgow. Last year sales reached 90 080 dollars with a cannery proposal underway.
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Pasadena
Houston
Texas
University of Texas Extension Department
Glasgow
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Glgow
Farm Bookkeeping Promises Gains for Texas Farmers
University of Texas professor Austin argues farm bookkeeping is essential for all growers. He says cost of production, tracked by a simple system, reveals what farmers can achieve and guides profitability for the 400,000 average Texas farmers. Scholarships are offered by the University Board of Regents for top prizes in the program.
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Department of the University
Sam
Texas
Board of Regents of
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University of Texas
Southwestern Herod Ore
Mind Wide as the World Beyond a Fence and Football Folklore
A fragmentary column contrasts a child’s fenced backyard view with a wider human horizon, urging exploration beyond narrow sight. It recalls football origins from the 1890s and a satire about fashion and social chatter, with scattered snippets about daily life and humor.
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