Milam County Teachers Institute Call for Oct 1 1906
Milam County calls teachers to a one week institute October 1 1906 at Cameron public school. Attendance is required by law and the county superintendent offers boarding assistance. Program covers school government methods discipline and subject deep dives for trustees and teachers across primary to high school sections.
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Milam County
Teachers Institute
Cameron
Youur
W. G. Gillis
J. M. Strickland
Walker's Creek
L. H. Wiltger
Tracy
Julia Willams
Leachville
T. E. Crusp
Millerton
Iris Amason
Sandy Ridge
Summer Normal Institute
W. J. Sims
J. W. Clark
Rockdale
Hester Jaynes
Rocke
Mies
Sallie Irvine
Thorndale
Educational Reform and the Industrial Education Drive
In 1897 the Greenville Headlight editor began advocating industrial features in public schools amid gender bias in state facilities. A 1899 push introduced reforms, aided by Houston Post and Dallas News coverage, leading to the 1900 Texas platform calling for an industrial college for girls. The movement spurred manual training in several Texas towns and early lecture courses on agriculture and industry, including Pompey and Victoria schools with local educators and leaders like J. A. Thomas and V. W. Grubbs guiding the program.
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Greenville
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Denton
Austin
Houston Post
Dallas News
San Antonio Express
State Committee of Industrial Education
Waco
Texas
Cousins
Harrington
A. & M. College
College of Industrial Arts
Little Pompey
A. Lefevere
Victoria
Pompey
J. A. Thomas
Hollenbrook
S. L. Dial
J. H. Dial
W. G. Perkins
N. A. Kimbrough
J. G. Dial
V. W. Grubbs
Presbytery convenes in Cameron with varied sermons
Central Texas Presbytery met in Cameron with opening by A b k Cunningham Belton. Rev W M Lewis Clifton elected moderator. Dr J Johnson Austin Free Church preached and Dr Johnson later led night services. Reverends Bigger Mexia Jenkin Gateeville King at Austin seminary preached mornings at various churches. visits by Hutton Bigger Cunningham Bailey. Presbytery adjourned to meet in Marlin next April amid strong hospitality.
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Eron
A.bk. Cunningham
Belton
W. M. Lewis
Clifton
J. Johnson
Austin Free Church
Bigger
Mexia
Jenkin
Gateeville
Presbytery Adournd
Marlin
S. A. King
Theological Seminary of
Austin
M. C. Hutton
Georgetown
Fr. Cunningham
Edwin Bailey
Liano
Cameron
County Clerk Vows Obedience to Court Orders in Hardy Mays Case
Robertson County Clerk F S Estes says his legal friends could keep him out of jail or the penitentiary if needed, but he will respect court orders and will not place Hardy Mays on the ticket until the matter is cleared up.
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Robertson County
Hardy Mays
Scott
Hardy
Farmers Union prepares to hold cotton at ten cents or more
The Farmers' Union moves to store a large portion of this year’s cotton in Austin and at warehouse firms, aiming for ten cents or better. Reports say selling slows in some sections, which could soon depress market activity.
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Austin
Farmers’ Union
Caldwell Newa-Chronicle
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Mabel Brady
H.E. Kelley
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C. M. Beard
W. E. Copeland
W. H. Clark
San Gabriel
R. J. Sloan
Sana Grove
W. P. Bounds
Barron
W. Styles
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H. E. Graham
Sand Grove
Edy
M. F. Bownds
Branchville
J. B. Collier
Johes Prairie
Minnie L. Cade
White’s School Management
T. M. Anderson
Gause
John C. Scott
Hamilton
J. F. Clement
White's
W. W. Greer
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J. B. Poteet
Maggie Terry
Ben Arnold
Louis Lewis
Sandy Creek
Birdie Camp
Lina Perlitz
Uteh
J. E. Watts
Camron
Laila Leonard
Lucile Shaw
Emma Scott
Jennie Howlett
Cameroun
Misa Ada Henderson
Lucy K. Isaacs
Mies Ainsworth
Emma Porter
W. A. Brown
Ejina Trigg
Serlese Holtzclaw
Mies Eva Fraim
Mies Avonia
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