Unclear Post Office Notice Sparks University Debate in Texas
A fragmentary 1910 plea doubles as a local item showing post office matters, university governance tensions, and political controversy around the A and M College's location and state constitutional reform. The discourse mentions University president Dr F Mees, Albert Turleson, and Governor Foster. The piece references education policy, bonds, and civic controversy, with a strong focus on university welfare and regional politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genetral AS. Turleson
8. F. Mees
Albert Tur- Janam
Texan
Nuil
Avant M. College
Therr
Sannotn
Finest Surf Bathing in the World at Galveston
The piece touts Galveston as home to premier surf bathing and notes a public interest in seaside recreation. It mentions events around a weekend schedule and references the Galvestian gathering with dates including Sunday and Monday.
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Galventon
Labor Notes Bulletin Amid Turmoil and Unclear Facts
Fragmented clipping notes labor unrest and population figures with unclear names and places. Mentions Mexico, workers, and a large labor force with numeric figures, but specifics are obscured.
Four Beautiful Birthday Celebration at Aunt Caroli's Reunion
A late evening gathering recounts the past year’s joys at Aunt Caroli’s birthday reunion. Family and friends, including grandchildren, offer tender compliments and shared memories in a warm tribute to aged parents, emphasizing devotion and lasting happiness.
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Caroli
Shakespeare
Ant Miig
Milligan Hopeful McGregor Presses Kentucky Legislature Bid
Millican and surrounding area rally behind Robert J B McGregor known as Hob a courtly educator and local preacher, now divertee Webster County Kentucky candidate for the Kentucky General Assembly from that county He is connected to J B Moror of Brazos County Texas and Joel A McGregor of the Houston Daily Post He edited Sebree News and is a Democrat of the old Southern stripe His campaign notes mention his lineage with prominent local figures and Confederate service with strong ties across Texas and Kentucky The piece also notes the death of George Hempting Ass of sees a Me.
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Robert JB. McGrregor
Diverti Webster
Emunyy
Kentucky
Kentucky General Assembly
J. B. Mo Ror
Alew
Joel A. McGreor
Houston Daily Post
Houston
Texan
Arom
Joel A. McGregor
Araevis County
Braz Fcounty
Jay Leo J
Jim Chure
Jorge
Bob
Millican
Hie
Greenville
Texas
Heinat
Methodist Church South
Sebree News
Sebree
Webster Cuality
Trxax
Will Eacy
George Hempting
Death of Mr Hempling Leaves Millican Grieving
Mr Hempling born 1835 in Berlin came to the United States in 1846 settling at Millican later that year He served four years in the Confederate army and was wounded His religious life began in 1870 joining the Missionary Baptist church He was married twice leaving a widow and two children The Millican community extends sympathy to the bereaved family and notes local events and visitors in a broad update from the town including church meetings and upcoming schoolhouse work.
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Shear
Berlin
Geremany
United States
Millican
Hempling
Missionary Baptist Church
Mr Hempling
Sue Stephenson
C. G. Hearpling
Mes Ry
P. Edwards
Kingsville
Tenax
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JB Wallace
Raltor
Bryan
Subreribera
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Drvun
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Bowie
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A. and
M. College
Austin Law
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Popolir
Tru Pokun
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Arrivine Galcerian
Jane
Hon Fa Tonyw Caheston
Munday
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Paljrende
Wall Ag
Atria
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Hershndl Property
Labor Notes Bulletin
Auetly
Paul Lowmurlee
Dee
Areels
Mexico
Lioness
N.C Junexof
Harsey
Ver Sre
Mee
A.W. Buchanan
Milligan News Matters
Frank Merlia
Hi Propery
Millian
Hef Houston
Texa
Malcolm McGregor
Houson
Venus
H. E. Smith
Ohmith
Walter Smith
Brother Rises
Cummins
Fink Metka
Maly
Myris McFerpin
Shriner Elks K.P
Eagle Moose
Eagle Printing Co
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