University Fellowships Awarded for 1919 20
The University of Texas awarded multiple fellowships scholarships and scholarships for the 1919 1920 session. Recipients include Randolph Arnold Haynes Milford Bertha Renken Yoakum Louise Scott Evans Milford Lucile Goss Seymour Dewey Bert McDonald Temple Katharine Parham McLean Itasca Lola Greer Cameron William Leigh Sowers Glen Rose John Herman Shields of Glen Rose Claude Bailey Gatesville Ruby A Black Weatherford Robert Michael Field Jr San Antonio Lillian E Johnson Weatherford John Karling Austin Birdie Lawrence Georgie Dillie Savage Alice Oscar Robert Strackbein Rock Springs plus DAR Prather Kincaid Marie Elizabeth Brougher and Francis Marion Crawford Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Randolph Arnold Haynes
Milford
Bertha Renken
Yoakum
Louise Scott Evans
Lucile Goss
Seymour
Dewey Bert McDonald
Temple
Katherine Parham McLean
Itasca
Lola Greer
Cameron
Parker
Harvard
William Leigh Sowers
John Herman Shields
Glen Rose
Claude Bailey
Gatesville
Ruby A. Black
Thornton
Robert Michael Field, Jr
San Antonio
Lillian E. Johnson
Weatherford
John Karling
Austin
Birdie Lawrence
Georgie Dillie Savage
Alice
Oscar Robert Strackbein
Rock Springs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Aca
Gains From Prohibition and Sydney Prohibition Debates
A financial authority says prohibition could boost American worker output and national revenue, arguing 2 percent gains would exceed last year’s tax intake. Five percent gains would place the U S ahead of rivals and raise living standards. A Sydney, Nova Scotia dispatch notes locals opposing the prohibition party gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sydney
Prohibition Party
New South Wales
Reorganize the Country Sunday School for Moral Training
A column argues for reviving and strengthening the country Sunday School to supplement home and public schooling. It stresses moral training, social benefits, and the role of Bible study in developing character and mental growth for youth, warning against idle Sundays and citing local concerns.
University of Texas Announces New Music Institute and Govt Research
The University of Texas will publish the general catalogue for 1918 1919. A Texas Institute of Applied Music will be formed with instruction in piano voice organ and strings and affiliated with UT. Expanded space and courses will be added to the School of Government and the Bureau of Municipal Research will become a Bureau of Government Research led by Co H Cunningham who will return to teach Latin American government and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
E. J. Mathews
School of Government
Bureau of Municipal Research
Bureau of Government Research
Co. H. Cunningham
Mexico
Washington housing relief eases congestion after armistice
The Civil Service Commission says Washington housing conditions have improved as about 20 000 war workers left the city since armistice. The Homes Registration Service reports it can provide rooming and boarding for applicants, with shared rooms at 40 to 42 50 per person monthly and a government residence hall for about 2000 women at 45 per month. Stenographers, typists and bookkeepers are in demand as vacancies continue. Applications available from local civil service examiners at the post office or custom house.
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Washington
D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Homes Registration Service
Department of Labor
Board of Civil Service
Custom House
Marketing Weeds and Sheep on Texas Farms
A. and M. College advises farmers to use sheep to market abundant weed crops this year. Properly stocked sheep can harvest weeds without harming grazing value for cattle. Extension specialists offer help to locate suitable flocks and address sheep care and production questions. A separate note touts a folding bed that doubles as a library table when closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hoyle
Extension Publications
A. and
M. College of Texas
Texas
A. and M. College of Texas
Imitations in medicine warn readers in Herald ad line
Tillie Clinger reads the Herald as an advertisement notes that 666 has more imitations than any Chill and Fever Tonic on the market and warns that imitations are dangerous in the medicine line.
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KERR
BALL
Milam County Hardware CO
Cameron, Texas
Tyson-Freeman-Holtzclaw CO
Dobbin’s Big Cash Store
John Bremond Coffer
John Bremond
Ean Cheek & Neel
Coopers
Mary Jane
van Camp Pork & Beans
J. D. Dobbins
Grocer
Gus Evans
Propoper
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Mary J
Jae
Felix Matula & Co
the Fair
University OF Texas News
George
Benjamin Franklin
Tillie Clinger
the Herald
Santa Fe
Wm. Strzinek
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