Character as a priceless asset on life’s public street
The article urges young men to value character over cheap shortcuts and moral compromise. It warns against signs of moral bankruptcy and proclaims that sobriety, virtue, honesty, and integrity should be pursued despite costs. It concludes that such men are in demand in honorable vocations and across business.
Cameron city election primary test adopted by executive committee
The Cameron city executive committee met with Chairman T. H. Moore presiding. A test for white voters residing six months in Cameron by April 1 1902 pledging support to February 25 1902 nominees was adopted along with a resolution defining white voters as excluding blacks and Mexicans and setting primary election rules and filing payments due by February 20 1902.
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Hefley Dark Horse Candidate for Sixth District Congress
Hon. W. T. Hefley announces as a dark horse contender for the Sixth district seat in Congress. He is a Milam county bar member and pledges a public platform for voters to study his views while not entering the primaries and inviting district residents to weigh his qualifications.
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Epworth League Program for Sunday February 23 1902
The Epworth League schedules a Sunday program with a sermon theme on modern missionary achievements and world evangelization. Scripture readings include John 14 12 Matthew 8 11 and Isaiah 14 2 23 Readings and expositions are set by Jones Martin Lucile Kemp Mr Watts T H Moore and Miss Triggs with leader W H Triggs.
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