Meinnis views on the trolley line and college support
Maj Meinnis recalls the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas founded in 1877 and discusses its growth from a single faculty to about sixty, the need for residence housing, and the push for a trolley line to Bryan to boost local business. He notes past appropriations, calls for stronger state funding, and praises efforts to expand education and facilities.
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Fragmentary editorial prose argues for public support of educational retrenchment and college enrollment. It stresses the need to persuade voters rather than legislature, and praises practical education at the agricultural and mechanical college to boost state youth prospects.
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