War orders and prosperity in the postwar economy
The article discusses how wartime orders boosted industry and trade, supporting today’s prosperity yet warning the gains may be uneven. It notes bumper crops, shifts in manufacturing, and questions whether war-driven demand fully explains current economic strength. It cites Dr McKelvey on health and public welfare as a tangential reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Mauer
Ry McKelvey
Colorado Board of Howat
Drstexcolver
Ste Kelvey
Ty George
Ube
Waco
Albaides
Fragmented 1910s newspaper mix spans suffrage, budgets and local notes
A garbled page mixes discussion of suffrage activism in Washington and the Wilson defense budget with farmer and industry concerns. It references farm organization in Hinzos County, proposed state settlements with breweries, and playful local banter about residents and visitors, ending with literary and cultural snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Army
Navy
Washington Star
Rural teachers urged to discount vouchers as funds exhausted
Letter from Bryon Texas dated December 1 explains county funds insufficient to pay teachers and urges discounting vouchers to realize payments now. State guidance on applying current year funds to next year’s contracts is under review by state treasurer and attorney general, leaving payments uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate “Reamurer
Rand
Erners
Williame
Bryon, Tex
Uth
College library manager outlines year renewal plan
A college library manager announces improvement efforts for the new year. The plan includes updating collections, enhancing study spaces, and expanding digital access for students and faculty.
Water stops drilling and reads news of modern tools
A fragmented OCR shows a report about water drilling stopping, a plan to test a company’s equipment next year, and a $17,000 budget for books and periodicals. It mentions Christmas book sales, reading materials, and university and church affiliations. The text reflects a garbled 19th or early 20th century local newspaper style with scattered proper nouns and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabter Rovericg
Tiurlesom
William Daniele
University of Wisconsin
Tae
Dro
New York City
Tirvan
Annual Texas Daughters of the Confederacy Convention Opens
In Austin, officials opened the twentieth annual United Daughters of the Confederacy convention with sessions through Friday. Mrs. W T Wroe presided at the opening and Mrs. Charles Leland Hamill led Texas division business. Oklahoma City delegates planned forthcoming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IY Asencin
Austin
Tex
Teaas Dive Loy
United Daughters of the Confedrecy
W.T. Wroe
Charles Leland Hamil
Dullas
Texas Division
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Biery Oey Eacegt Soneay
the Eagle Printing CO. OF
Absociated Press
Sey Wallace
Willonter
Corriere
Mitates
Lahorearine
Rte vi
Washington
Arta
Holy Writ
Abe
Hinzos
Providence
Wea
Anastasios Sun
Browning
Hounton
Fontaine
Heo
Haman Wow
Walfertue
Tiyan
Texas Industrial Notes
la Perle
Uae
Vaat
Gonsalve
Breeham
Freak Clark
Port Worth
Clark
Palestine
Norwante
Vinckere
Local Produce Market
Henstober
Birullers
Dorks
Charles
Mendlovitz
of the
A. M. Waldrop & Co
College Library
Oklahoma City
Dee
The
Oklahoma Cornct of Batery
Heep Halsers Association
State Department of Agriculture
Sam B. Wilson & Co
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