Agricultural education and reform in Texas urged by press
The piece argues for expanded teaching of agriculture in Texas public schools and calls on voters and the upcoming legislature to fund agricultural education. It cites factors such as state resources, the State Agricultural and Mechanical College, and the need for practical schooling to boost rural prospects and reform government efficiency.
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Turbulent South African politics and American imports loom
Fragmentary 19th century wasteland of garbled text references General DeWit alive in South Africa and a jumble of global issues. It mentions U S census style figures like 982,704,000 with claims about postal service revenue and overseas employment. The piece drifts through political opinions, railway talk, and local civic notes, touching on Spain, the Philippines, Cuba, and Fort Worth packing plants with scattered names and numbers.
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