Allred speaks Friday night to Texas A and M graduates
Governor James W. Allred addressed about 400 graduates at Texas A and M Friday night on the campus at the 59th commencement. He urged rebuilding the state with culture and moral integrity and lauded the college spirit while stressing duty to the state and nation.
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College Station
Beto
Ice Field
James W. Allred
Texas A
States Army
Salimpangiay
C. Foy
2Nd Field Artillery Brigade
T Gam Houston
Allred
Prion
Names of Local Figures Appear in OCR Fragment
Readable list shows individuals including Sam Lee James AG Manuel Akin Dansby Frank Cram H Wiksie Jim Wood Jack Jones Revert E Jones RL A Willis Lindy Nelson John Buchanan Rev W B Breazesie J Sid Smehh Loren Cargill Lowell Jones Frank Grif fim W S Barron M D Duncan DT Perkins D A Duncan and ABM Biolliges in a damaged text fragment.
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Eenast
Lee James
Manuel Akin
B. P. Dansby
Frank Cram
H. H. Wiksie
Jim Wood
Jack Jones
Revert
E. Jones
A. W. Willis
M. J. Nelson
Lindy Nelson
John Buchanan
W. B. Breazesie
J. Sid Smehh
Loren Cargill
Lowell Jones
Frank Griffim
W. 8S. Barron
M. D. Duncan
DT. Perkins
D. A. Duncan
Biolliges
Funeral Service Held for Aged Bryan Resident Lobello
Funeral services for L Lobello aged resident of Bryan were held Monday. Born in Italy about 1255 to 80 years ago he came to America at 26 and lived in Bryan 52 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Todaro and three sons Nick Sam and Lee Lobello of Bryan and Dallas respectively, a brother and a sister. Burial at Bryan City Cemetery after services at home and Saint Anthony's Church with Rev Brain officiating.
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Bryzn
Roore
Borar
Eart
Wtreel
North College Avenue
Lobelle
North Main Street
Alg Im
America
Ae. Anthony's Catholic Church
Rev
EB. Brain
Bryan City Cemetery
Scholarship To Prairie View For Kemp Graduate
The Bryan Prairie View Alumni and Former Students Club sponsors a college scholarship for a Kemp High School senior. They have raised $25 to cover Prairie View entrance fees for Thay Myrtle Adams, a Kemp graduate, for next fall. Members thank supporters for helping the program succeed.
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Bryan-Prairie View
Kemp High School
Thay Myrtle Adams
Kemp High
Prairie View
Fish Fry Held For CAB Men On Thursday Evening
A fish fry organized by the Alley Young Men’s Class of the M Department of the College of Baptist Sunday School Vergusening on the river drew 49 men. Harold Lamm, class president, led the outing with fish, clams, music, and talks.
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Alley
M Department
College of Baptist Sunday School
Harold Lamm
J. Blundeau
Brazos County Petit Jurors Listed For Fifth Week
Freeholders of Brazos County are summoned for petit jury service during the fifth week of the May term. The list includes L. L. Dixon A. J. Jordan J. E. Moseley BR. B. Hearne Louis Pachalek Aubrey Jones W. G. Henderson B. Lloyd Will Metzer Joe Yeager Henry Conrad Dave Metzer RK. H. Smith A. Corgey Lloyd Moore Joe Novased A. L. Higgs Louis Lero E. E. Bullock C. M. Cole Herman Meyne D. A. Phipps W. J. Blazek W. F. Gibbs L. M. Glaze W. W. Hall H. Hi Johnson L. A. Lindsey L. Ki Nedbalek R. R. Newcomb Joe Noto W. H. Oliver Jr. A. J. Operstein T. B. Peyton F. F. Reymund J. W. Ross.
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Brazos County
L. L. Dixon
A. J. Jordan
J. E. Moseley
BR. B. Hearne
Louis Pohalek
Aubrey Jones
W. G. Henderson
B. ¥. Lloyd
Will Metzer
Joe Yeager
Henry Conrad
Dave Metzer
RK. H. Smith
A. Corgey
Lloyd Moore
Joe Novased
T. B. Peyton
F. F. Reymund
J. W. Ross
Brazos Valley Cotton Cooperative to Hold Meeting
The regular meeting of the members will be held at City Hall in Bryan Texas at 2 p m Tuesday June 2b. Three directors will be elected and any other business at a regular meeting will be acted on. All members are requested to be present. BR McCRARY President TOM FIELD Secretary
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Brazos Valley Cotton Cooperative Association
Bryan
Texas
BR. McCrary
Tom Field
Beety
Free Will Baptists to Attend General Conference in North Carolina
The Free Will Baptists plan to travel to a General Conference in North Carolina, then proceed to Washington D C and review the letter portion of the week after the event. Mr and Mrs J L Edge Elco will join the conference attendees, leaving on Wednesday. They will visit relatives in Alabama and Georgia before continuing to Aden.
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Washington, D. C
J. L. Edge Elco
Alabama
Georgia
Aden
Texas Proposal to Allow Probation After Conviction
House Joint Resolution proposes amending Article IV to add Section 11A authorizing courts to suspend imposition of sentence and place defendants on probation after conviction. Election set for the fourth Saturday in August 1925 statewide. $4,000 appropriated for publication and election expenses. Gerald C. Mann, Secretary of State.
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State OF
Texas
State
Board of Education
State Board of Education
State of Texas
Gerald C. Mann
Texas proposes free textbooks for all schoolchildren
A joint resolution to amend sections of the Texas Constitution aims to require state funded free textbooks for every scholastic age child. The measure calls for a state ad valorem tax and occupation taxes to fund public schools and directs the State Board of Education to set aside funds for free texts statewide.
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State of
Texas
State Board of Education
Texas House Joint Resolution proposes old age aid limit
H J R No 19 proposes a Texas constitutional amendment to allow the Legislature to grant old age assistance up to fifteen dollars per month to bona fide citizens over sixty five who are not habitual criminals or habitual drunkards, with restrictions as deemed expedient by the Legislature.
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State of
Texas
Texas House Joint Resolution proposes temporary commitment of mentally ill
H J R No 39 asks to amend Section 15 of Article 1 to allow for temporary commitment of mentally ill persons not charged with a crime for observation or treatment up to 90 days by county court order without a jury trial. The amendment would be put to voters at the August 1935 election with for and against ballots.
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Texas
State OF
State of Texas
Texas Open Saloon and Constitutional Amendment Text
Long proposed Texas constitutional changes on liquor laws open saloon bans, legislative amendment procedures, voter ballots, and state funding. It details sections on amending the Constitution, special sessions, election timing, and required proclamations plus appropriations for publication and voting costs.
Texas amends constitution on officer pay and election
Joint resolution proposes Section 61 to shift district and county officers in Texas counties of 20 000 or more to salary pay and grants the Commissioners Court authority to set fee or salary for precinct and county officers in smaller counties. It directs a 1935 election with FOR and AGAINST ballots and appropriates 5000 dollars for publication and election costs.
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State of
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
State of Texas
Gerald C. Mann
Secretary of State
Proposing Amendment to Texas Constitution Article XVI
A joint resolution S J EN 8 proposes amending Article XVI by striking out Section 20a of the Texas Constitution. The measure seeks to remove a specified constitutional provision and replace it with language to nullify or alter its effect according to the legislative process.
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Texas
Amd
Oe Keene City
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