J Minter at Alnason speaks to Allen Academy students
Dallas statesman and YMCA secretary J J Hunter visited Allen Academy to address the chapel gathering. He has led the Conference of Older Boys efforts, praising clean living and academic standards as he promotes a statewide high school youth movement with a planned second conference at A and M College.
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Allen Academy
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Big Sea
Texas
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Austin
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Hoye
A. and
M. College
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Aesaea Ae Munter
Amertos
Metin Wits
Mra Hluner
Atate
Mir
Hunter Yaw
Bryan Baptist Academy
Hegan High
Aoa
Favors the School Texas Amendment Advocates
A political notice extols House Joint Resolution No. 20 proposing a state and county tax for school funding. It argues the amendment expands local control, enables counties to levy up to 60 cents per property value for all county schools, and would balance rural and urban education by improving country school funding.
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Ube
Tim
Ambitious Students Trace Tough Journey to Texas University
The Calverly University Bulletin notes diverse student arrivals for the current term. A newcomer rode 130 miles to Austin with 44 dollars seeking enrollment and aid, while another plans to spend the year on campus. Some students previously rode freight trains or sailed rivers to reach classes, exemplifying determination and early 20th century school mobility.
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Coiverity
Texas
Villes
Austin
Wniv
Fils Parker
Wilveratty
Hla
Coluenda River
Americans in Mexico state by state distribution during border tour
A ten weeks tour of border affairs reports about Americans living in Mexico. About 260 in Michoacan, 900 near Tampico, 204 in Sonora, 250 in Chihuahua, 200 in Monterey, 60 in Puebla, 34 in Veracruz, 20 in San Juan Potosi, 26 in Tehuantepec, plus 500 scattered in other states. Also notes railroad crew uniforms and a patent malaria tonic advertisement.
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Tam Heo
Sonora
Chihuahua State
State of Monterey
Niundainjarn
State of Puebla
Verw Crug
San Juan Potosi
Torreon
Jethamus
Tohuamtepec
Warning Against Overproduction of Cotton in 1917
Fred W. Davis warns Texas farmers about overproduction in 1917 and urges them to plant a modest crop for the year. Commissioner Day supports diversifying crops and avoiding surplus while promoting credit and equipment sales from local firms.
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