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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
9
Fragment of a Brenham Texas notice directs payable communications to The Brevates Banner Publishing Company and publication to Editor of Brenham Banner as a second class mailer at Brenham Post.
A dated editorial condemns public officials who use office for personal gain calling such acts embezzlers of power. It argues officials must act for the public good, voters are trustees, and vote selling harms morals and civilization. It cites Grover Cleveland and Bryan and urges accountability in this campaign year.
A New York Herald analysis outlines how national delegates are pledged or instructed, noting complexities in records and the shifting influence toward different sides as changes occur. The piece discusses how delegates may be counted and counted or counted differently under various rules and affiliations.
A detailed roll of Democratic and rival tickets showing instruction status for Taft Roosevelt and Wilson across many states and territories. It lists complete and partial delegations, districts, and the total needed to nominate, with notes on uninstructed delegates and coming primaries or conventions.
The Rice Institute of Howton plans a fall opening in Houston with total wealth around 9.82 million dollars and endowment surpassing two million in mortgage notes and more than five million in bonds. Revenue for the year ending April 30, 1912, reached 462,208.50, while expenses totaled 53,649.95 leaving 408,608.65 in surplus. The institution will start classes September 23 featuring undergraduate work and engineering, with facilities including an administration building, mechanical laboratory and power house, men’s dormitory, institute commons, and a 350-seat dining hall. The campus drainage is finished and landscaping underway.
A Cleveland era column presents Ten don'ts for wives in a lecture by Rev W W Bustard of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. Advice covers marriage motives appearance conduct home duties and honesty with children and spouses while noting social hazards like drunkenness and gambling and a projected Texas Gulf extension news snippet mixes in fragmented regional reports.
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