Texas Board fixes $14.50 per pupil for Texas schools
The State Board of Education set the next term apportionment at $14.50 per capita, the highest in state history, up $6 from last year. With 1,253,110 students, the total reaches $18,170,095, aided by a $4 million oil and gas fund and higher property valuations. Governor Hobby hails the increase as his administration’s proudest act.
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Austin
Texas
State Board of Education
Free Schools of
Hobby
Hefleys Return from Colorado After West Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hefley arrived in Cameron after leaving Denver on their return from several weeks westward vacation. He co-owns the Chambers Hefley Motor Company distributing Ford cars trucks and tractors. They are expected to reach home within a day or two with friends awaiting their return.
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Cameron
Hubert Hefley
Denver
Colorado
Hefley
Mr. Hefley
Chambers-Hefley Motor
Model Bakery Sold to Cameron Businessman Posey
Announcement states Raymond R. Posey has bought the Model Bakery from B. Rohner and will operate it under the same name. Posey, a Cameron native now residing in San Antonio, is described as energetic and forward looking and aims to win customers with merited products and service.
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Raymond R. Posey
Cameron
San Antonio
B. Rohner
Model Bakery
Mr. Posey
Revival Meeting at Ad Hall Chach
Announcement for a prolonged revival at Ad Hall School House on the Fourth Sunday in July at eleven oclock. T D Williams of Waco to conduct services with invitation to Cameron churches and attendees. The church hopes Rev B B Blaylock and Missionary Co L Spratley will attend. Holman Woody returns from Beaumont. Mrs A H Johnson hosts Dr D Sheffield and a friend from Rosebud.
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Y. BO Williams
Waco
Ad Hall
T. D. Williams
Cameron
B. B. Blaylock
Klawansky Plans Two Week Business Trip East
Cameron Klawansky a Dry Goods merchant will depart next Tuesday for New York and other eastern markets to buy stocks for his fall and winter business. He will stop in St. Louis en route and return after about two weeks with abundant merchandise to stock his shop.
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Klawansky
Cameron
New York
Mr. Klawansky
St. Louis
Important Cottonseed Industry Meeting Called for Dallas 1920
The Oil Milling Association urges members to attend a general meeting in Dallas at 10 o clock on Tuesday July 27 1920. The session will discuss price of cottonseed and market conditions with invited officials from Farmers organizations Agriculture Department Bureau of Markets and Warehouses College Station and neighbors. President R F Crow asks full attendance to state the industry position and address misinformed views. Attest Robert Gibson.
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Association
Dallas
Farmers’ Organizations
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets and Warehouses
College Station
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Board OF Education
Cameron Business
Holman Woody
Beaumont
A. H. Johnson
Dr. D. Sheffield
Rosebud
ODL
R. F. Crow
Robert Gibson
Madras
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Acorn
Elberta
Delmonte Pineau
Ino Bremond
Ino. Bremond
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