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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
4
Long Texas political notes and bids from Marlin to Fort Worth
A tangle of local and state political and civic items covers road bonds in Hill County, pool hall debates in McLennan, and editorials from Denison and Marlin. It highlights Ed R. Kane’s agricultural push, Doughty’s candidacy praise, and endorsements for state leadership and school administration.
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Hill County
Mclennan
Fragmented Readable Text Summary
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Good Roads Victory Prompts Texas Optimism and Reform
The West News reflects on decade of advocating road improvements in Texas. It highlights constitutional amendments for road improvement districts, bond activity totaling millions, and the role of leaders and press in shifting public sentiment. Key figures include John W. Warren and D. E. Colp, Homer D. Wade, Geo. W. Baker, R. J. Potts and others associated with the State Roads Association. The article credits passing measures and anticipates further funding and development of highways, including a civil engineer to supervise bond expenditures.
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The
West News
Texas
McLennan County
Colquitt
John W. Warren
D. E. Colp
San Antonio
Homer D. Wade
Stamford
Geo. W. Baker
Dallas
R. J. Potts
A & M Dunlap
Waxahachi
National Good Roads Association
McLennan
Ster Association
Dall
Prohibition Governor Hopeful Lane Faces Proxy Controversy
Comptroller W. P. Lane announced his bid for governor at the Democratic prohibition mass meeting in Fort Worth on Feb 21. He opposes Will Mayes' proxy plan, warning it would stock the assembly and derail the movement. The Williamson County Sun questions party integrity amid the debate. Also notes Tyler Commercial College ad and bravery award to Gulf refiners rescuers and Swedish homeseekers from Minneapolis touring Texas for land.
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Son County Sun
W. P. Lane
Fort Worth
Will Mayes
Lane
Great
Prohibition Party
Party of the Saints
Williamson County Sun
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Ball Emerges as Leading Figure in Texas Prohibition Meet
The mass prohibition meetings across Texas last Saturday show Thomas H. Ball of Houston as the favored choice of about half the participants for governor. Ball did not set himself up as a candidate, but if he accepts the Fort Worth convention call and enters the race for governor, he is likely to be a strong competitor in the July primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ball
Fort Worth
Rosse
Kennedy
Izeas
Marili
St ‘Dent of Public Instruction
F. Doughty
Jived
Marlin Democrat
Perinten
Doughty
Falls County
O. B. Colquitt
Marlin
Dent
Gow. Ring
F. M. Bralley
Dou
University of Texas
University of Chicago
Mars
Mr. Dough
Ston Sete Ee ‘Ote
Thomas H. Ball
Houston
Texas
Ball
Democratic Party
Tom
Terrell clan star in Texas political move
The Chronicle notes H B Terrell of West plans to open Dallas headquarters about March while serving as a state senator and editor of West Cameron and Lorens. He toured Houston overnight confirming campaign plans. In Ballinger area trappers report a strong season with multiple wolf, coyote, badger, skunk and opossum hides brought to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Texas
H. B. Terrell
West
Cameron
Lorens
Dallas
Houston
Chronicle
Ballinger
Mar. Acok
Hiano
Siftern
College Station and Farmer Union plan improved Texas crop market
The A and M College will cooperate with the Farmer's Union in a campaign for a better market system for Texas farm crops. The board directs President Puryess to organize committees to implement the plan.
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College Station
A &H College
Tt Farmer's Union
Texas
T of Directors
Fident Puryess
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Gregory
Gulf Com
Oklahoma
Gulf Refining Company
British Steamship Company
Minneapolis
Minn
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