Baker's Anti-Parochal School Bill Is Killed
A heated debate over the proposed anti parochial education bill ends with the measure tabled after a roll call. Supporters argued for state curriculum inspection and religious instruction freedom, while opponents warned of constitutional harm and home rights violations. The bill is declared dead for the session.
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Baker
Finlay
Theill
Prnka
Texas-Mexican College
Rio Grade Valley
Lackey
Blount
Billy Hell
County Board of Education
State Board of Education
Wells
Representative Carter
Coke
House
Messrs
Abney
Adams
Baldwin
Barker
Barnett
Beasley
Bell
Bonham
Brady
Bryant
Burmeister
Carpenter
Dallas
Chitwood
Coffee
Collins
Covey
Crawford
Davenport
Davis
DeBerry
Dielman
Dinkle
Downs
Dunn
Durham
Edwards
Frenka
Fugler
Green
Harris
Henderson
McLennan
Henderon
Marion
Hendricks
Houston
Hull
Irwin
Jennings
Johnson
Jones
Lewis
Loftin
Looney
Martin
Mathes
Maxwell
Merritt
Miller
Patman
Patterson
Pinkston
Pool
Pope
Price
Quaid
Sackett
Satterwhite
Shires
Simpson
Stevens
Stewart
Reeves
Storey
Sweet
Thompson
Vaughan
Wallace
Wessels
Williamson
Wilson
Young
Arnold
Atkinson
Orange
Milam
Matavordia
Carter
Hays
Cowen
Dodd
Driggers
Duffey
Dunlap
Faubion
Howeth
Jacks
Laird
Lamb Lane
Lancaster
McDonald
McFarland
McNatt
Melson
Mersiman
Montgomery
Moore
Morgan
Liberty
Potter
Purl
Quinn
Rice
Rogers
Rountree
Russell
Trinity
Shearer
Smith Sparkman
Edwards Stewart
Jasper
Teer
Thrasher
Turner
Westbrook
Mrs. Wilsons
Mr. Winfree
Avis
Bird
Rabbitt
Carson
Culp
Hardin
Kaufman
Harrington
Hinches
Kemble
LeStourgeon
Lusk
McDaniel
McKean
Robinson
Rowland
Callahan
Sanford
Stell
Steirnberg Strickland
Strader
Corporations Granted Extension for Income Tax Returns
Austin collector James W. Bass announces a Treasury decision granting domestic corporations an extended deadline to file calendar year 1922 and fiscal year 1923 income tax returns. Tentative returns with estimated taxes and explanations must be filed by March 15 April 15 or May 15 1928 to secure the extension.
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Treasury
Bass
Internal Revenue
James W. Bass
Austin
Texas
Secretary of Treasury
A. W. Mellon
T Co
Collector of Internal Revenue
A Tonic Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Health
An elixir labeled Grove’n Tasteless chill Tonic claims to purify and enrich the blood, boost energy and vitality, improve appetite, and restore color in the cheeks. It advertises iron and quinine suspended in syrup and targets malarial germs and grip symptoms with strengthening taste and effect.
Miss Stella Carter Visits Austin Wool Red
Miss Stella Carter, County Cross Nurse, visits Austin Wool Red amid community health outreach. Her tour aims to assess rural care needs and discuss nurse staffing.
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Stella Carter
County Cross
Austin Wool
Unclear Memorandum on Yeast Use and Strength
Fragmentary note advises using Tronized Yeast to build up strength and nerve. The text urges remaining steady when weak and run down, suggesting the yeast as a remedy for vigor.
Jackson & Read Drug Co Guarantee It Promotion
An advertisement states Jackson and Read Drug Company recommends and guarantees a product or service with a persuasive assurance to customers. The fragment implies a sales pitch urging action to avoid losing money.
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Jackson & Read Drug Co
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Henne & Meyer Company
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White House Motor Company
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Joe E. Middleton
Joee. Middleton