Prohibition Platform Resolutions for Texas Fight
The platform pledges a complete revision of alcohol policy, endorses a prohibitionist program, calls for a unified four year term for state offices, and supports public funding for education. It outlines licensing, tax, and enforcement measures, urges railroad and agricultural support, and emphasizes national cooperation and transparency in campaign finance. The text cites figures and places like Texas, Atlante, and various districts while asserting the party’s aim to curb liquor traffic and promote moral governance.
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Trustees Meeting Duty to Improve Rural Schools
County school board and Blatriot trustees meet at the courthouse to discuss the Rural School Law aims and district needs. Superintendent Parker urges focus on serving children, selecting meritorious teachers, and forming a permanent county system to unify efforts across 29 districts.
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Fragmented OCR Names From a Page Hit Parade
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Officers Elected Directors of Mechanica Building and Loan
Officers were elected and new directors chosen at a regular meeting of the Mechanica Building and Loan Association. The session covered standard governance items and upcoming plans for member services.
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Streets and Officials Debate Bryan Improvements Amid Street Woes
Citizens critique street lighting and water systems as recent redevelopments lag. The Bryan Improvement Committee, chaired by J. Howitt and others, organized a meeting to tighten oversight on street repairs, price of materials, and future progress while noting ongoing water and sewer line work has not yet yielded visible gains.
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