College Notes on Texas A and M and University Ties
Weary author discusses Texas education history from the Republic to the Texas A and M College and the University of Texas. He argues for funding, legislative support, and constitutional interpretations to sustain practical training for youth and state development, highlighting land sales, state funds, and federal aid. The piece laments governance debates and urges continued investment in higher education, agriculture, and mechanical training.
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Copewemline
Naples
Owr Republic
America
Piri
Tosa
University of Texas
Ugh
Texas
University
A. and A
Wayne
Cetie Schanta
Colteres
Universies
A and M. College
KT Milner
A. and M. College
Jeoulaluns
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Tenan
Bravos County
Governor urged to limit congestion at A and M College
The legislature is urged to restrict funds for A and M College with potential use of feed control revenues, while a new policy may extend dormitory space as attendance surges. The report notes record crowding during the thirty-fourth session, with thousands more students seeking admission and a push for temporary quarters to accommodate them.
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M. Colle College
Milner
Hochmand Bey
Adtmlaaon
AL and
M4 College of Tex
RE Verine and Academie
Untewraity
Univernity
Mi Ochades Airis
A. Ant M. Coline
Col Milner
Pilley
Twane
Tve
Texas
College
Couch
Rovernor
Tesan
Amalgaie Viner
Ramsey
Tage Sete
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