A Few Reasons Why Senate Joint Resolution 18 Should Be Defeated
A letter from Governor Colquitt is analyzed to argue against Senate Joint Resolution 18. The piece contends the Agricultural and Mechanical College should not be centralized under state authority and warns of increased government burden and taxpayer costs, while defending the college’s role in agriculture and engineering. The author attacks the premise of expanding university control and emphasizes the value of specialized professional training.
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Colqulet
Dallae News
J. W. Baird
Mechanicat College
Uhie Institution
Leourses Ta Aeriecture
Ite
Branghon Architecture
Architecturs ‘Engineering
Cvempiuonring
Wlertet
Cal Engineering
War Department
Agricultural and Mechanical Coleke
Texas
West Point
Cme
Lawerere
Dortory
Tony
Suport
Yeehinulogical College
Ioscruiney
HM Ratlos
Tex
Agricultural Mechanical College
Agricultural and Mechenical College
Auticariturs
Medi Juiless College
Shaniy
Alma
Ark
Ain
Gorermu
Avitin
Cheb
Feist
Ricarde
Btate de Paris
Cahey Meyer Amd
Comepina
Wren
Wallan Tyan
Goral News Social Notes From Kurien Area
M D Ranters of Kurien was in the city today. Claige Sanders went to Bon Anton tls this afternoon. Dave Lloyd of Kurien was a visitor today. Andrex C Daruin returned from Trinity. Will Smith and another person came back from Waco. Mrs 149 Robinson returned threat on from Hempstead. Ella Haulin returned home today after visiting Mrs A Moore. RTE Agpison and her daveb ter, Mew Lucy, Hy thie wrlernooe tor. Mrs MW Cathieon returned home to Eagle Lake after visiting her sister. Mise inex Oliver returned this afternoon to Hak Antonio after visiting Kathleen McWehael. Mr W and Collard and her niece, Misa Hebel Wistey, left for Alexandria La. Mrs W A Deaton and Myre to Kuule west this afternoon. Wille Lirusk and Maria Smith Hinnard Meade, Fannie Jenking.
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M.D. Ranters
Kurien
Claige Sanders Weot
Tls
Dave Lloyd
Wnity
Andrex C . Daruin
Trinity
Will Smith
Soo
Ethie
Waco
149 Robinson
Hempstead
Élla Haulin
A. Moore
RTE Agpison
Lucy
Awatin
MW. Cathiéon
Eagie Lake
Jones
Oder
Alesandria
W. A. Deaton
Myre
Tosa
Kuule Thie
Hotel Arrivals Mixed Houston and Texas Guests
Hotel arrival notices show A Aiderhartt from Houston, L Benedict from Houston, J W Graves from Houston, Booth from Austin, H W Dunn from Dayton, Nicolvow from Houston, Duron from St Laue, Cashing from Houston, Drew from Memphis, and several other travelers including Parson, Ware, and Unter among a list of guests from multiple cities such as Navavota, Shiro, Biroropor, and Lauleville. Names appear with unclear spellings, reflecting OCR errors, but indicate a broad mix of regional visitors.
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Horml Bryan
A. J. Aiderhartt
Houston
L. Benedict
Miller B. Pitia
New York
J. W. Graves
Eml Booth
Austin
H.W. Dunn
Datton
M.D. Nicolvow
Blower K Duron
St Laue
B. Cashing
HL. Drew
Memphis
Tater
Irenbass
PL Worth
Lk Garin
Ware
Charles Tharar
Witen
Mobie Camp
Navavota
Aten
Shiro
A.unter
Biroropor
AP Halpin
E Warts
Te Phillis Wwee
J.B. Ball
Dalian U.P
Miacrigns
Stearmie
J. Ja
Real Estate Transfers in North Area Listings
Elite ye 4D eat WG ewley transfers properties including block Na lots 1 2 LA Tle Mine No. 8 and all of 7 to a named party. The deal includes 105 dollars and other considerations amid a Midland real estate transfer notice.
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Wellhorn
Scrambled rant scorns state waste and calls for reform in 1913
Fragmented excerpt laments corruption and extravagant governance, accusing state officials of destroying institutions and saddling farmers with debt. It pleads for accountability and better governance, citing a harsh critique of policy failures and mismanagement in 1913.
Notable Fourth of July Oration by M. College Men
Reports from M. College describe a Fourth of July program with men as orators addressing diverse topics. Speakers include M. Brane and Col Milner, covering themes from public order to agricultural issues, and plans include a big barbecue at Porter Springs.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Central Tena Interurban Railway
Notice from the directors of the Bryan Texas based Central Tens Interurban Railway Company that a stockholders meeting will convene at noon on July 234 107%, at the principal office in Bryan Texas to authorize and issue first mortgage bonds up to three hundred eighty four thousand dollars for a railroad extending about thirty two miles with a partial franchise and security provisions to secure the payment of bonds. Secretary Meany announces details.
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Erehy
Esclaisitera
Tirvan
Tens
Catmrat Man
Sand Company
Priciipal
Comzart
Bryan
Mrazoe County
Torak
Urazoe County
Wilcox
Bureras
Toran
Theroesser
Ryan
Central Tees Interurban Railway Company
Hermatyer
Matenereor
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Alway
Rowstyn
Texas Central
Mueller
ouLee
Great Northern
Colquitt
A. and
M. College
Goral News
Wille Lirusk and
Maria Smith
Hinnard Meade Wod Fannie Jenking
Harvey
Vas
Yoo
Dyess Instrental
Edosaiston
Feu, Peters, Rrs, Bryan
Sybilvon Craigh
Public Auto Service
S. W. Buchanan
AL Aid Fc
Metromere
M. Brane
Amg
Procer
Stale Norn
Peak
Peak Te Ciommenaaehe Today ‘la Farmers Etmanmnat
Kivone
Col Milner
Porter
Mewry
Regas & Central Taka Ine
Twrortan Railway Compus
Nae
Haswell’s
Glenview Stock Farm
AMD Retail
LM. Gandy
Mar
W. H. O’brien
W. P. Walsew
Lodge
Cut
Scott Floral Co
Vavanota, Tene
J. H. Gammon, JR
GEO A Adams
Eagle
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