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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
3
The speaker denounces the German leadership and educated class, urging harsh punishment and nondiscussion of any German hope. The call targets both government and residents suspected of aiding the German cause, advocating collective destruction and removal.
At the Dallas gathering of the Texas Teachers Association the public school system drew sharp criticism. The Times urges constructive legislation next session to reconstruct school laws and curb ongoing harm, noting evidence from the meeting and the need for improved state education policy.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier examination for Brookshire Texas on January 11 1919. Open to male citizens domiciled in the county with other Form No 1977 requirements. Women will be admitted on the same terms during the current period.
Northbound No 26 at 7 04 p m No 30 at 11 33 am Southbound No 25 at 8 07 am No 29 at 3 55 pm
Fragmentary text urges a Texas school system overhaul to relieve an “inexcusable blight” harming both the child and the State, arguing action may be necessary to prevent further damage. The excerpt reflects strong concern over long-standing educational deficiencies.
Misses Carrie Huggins and Lo In Meyers of Falshear visited Wednesday afternoon. Dr. B. Sigler of Sealy was in town Tuesday morning. Mrsselma Kelly was in Nous ton on Thursday. Have notary work done by A. B. Anderson at The Times Ollive.
The article urges a nationwide Red Cross Christmas Roll Call to enroll forty million Americans, pledging membership over ordinary gifts. It links donor numbers to international relief, stressing sacrifice beyond personal gifts and calling for American unity and charitable action.
Fifteen hundred anti tuberculosis associations across the United States suspend regular duties to support the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call. The movement shifts from Ted Cross Seals to a Red Cross funded effort of 2 500 000 dollars, aiming to enroll every man and woman in the country.
Limited transport space forces the Army to bar comfort kits from personal baggage but the Red Cross plans large shipments to Foreign Complaints. A wounded trench soldier found joy in a kit with a comb brush and toothbrush and pledged his next pay to the Red Cross. WD Mills visited Houston Thursday.
Adolph Porter of Alvin resumes his Brookshire Motor Company garage post after three months away. Humphrey Hancock works on street grading this week. Ed McCarty adds his name to the subscription list. Mrs Hub Muske shows improvement after a Western trip with notable weight gain. Max Wander promotes insurance.
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