McAnally Bill Aims at Labor Contract Honesty in Milam
A voter from Cameron defends O F McAnally against charges in The Inquirer that his proposed measure would make laborers into peons. The writer argues the bill targets dishonest landowners as well as workers, requires proof of contracts by two disinterested witnesses, and pledges public endorsement of McAnally after the next election.
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Mr. McAnally
the Inquirer
Texas
McAnally
Inquirer
Supreme Court
MecAnally
Fair Southland
Milam County
Anton
Meeting of the Institute Rehearsal and Recitations
Milam County teachers institute opened with Prof. A N W Smith presiding. Program included music by Miss Margue Roberts recitations by Miss Mary Rogers Lelia McAnally and Miss Olive Pool with Miss Lilla Smith and a duet by Misses Pool and Smith.
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Milam County
Institute adjourns until Saturday morning February 1 1902
Addressed by B K Benson with an institute program on supplementary reading and recitations led by Miss Lucy May Johnson. Five teachers appointed to compile reading lists, including Eggleston American History and Carpenter Geographical Readers. Next institute set for Ben Arnold with a 25 cent member assessment to cover expenses. Columbus Upon dies in San Antonio after paralysis June 1904.
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A. N. W. Smith
Lucy May Johnson
B. K. Benson
N. H. Phillips
Jno
F. O’shea
Eggleston
Carpenter
Ical
North America
South America
Asia
Ben Arnold
Columbus Upon
San Antonio
Texas
Whiting
Virginia
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Sewing Machine Life
Mmne Lemn Ents
Cameron
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Housekeeper’s Delight
Alabama
Tennessee Triumph
Challenge
NWN
Green & Bros
Institute
Bryant & Bond
Benson Speller
Prof. Wolf
Teachers Institute
M. H. McCulloch
Milam Co
Teachers’ Institute
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