A Cautionary Tale on College Training and Business Life
A fragment recounts a young man leaving college and grappling with the idea that business skill may come from practical experience as much as formal study. It questions the value of traditional college paths for ambitious individuals and contrasts educated and self-made success, noting the journalist’s belief in business training through practice and opportunity. References to figures and settings are fragmentary and cautionary in tone.
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Young Wan
Durin Fis
T Lim
Understad
Ryllen
Renachine
Ulay
Medina
Chicago
Fragmentary Notices From a Local Page
OCR fragments mention names like Joe Byram Womack Wier and AH Mullens with spouses and children timelines such as 8 30 and 3 4. Several personal names and places appear with cryptic references suggesting a crowded community notices page with dates and familial relations but many items are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Joe Byram
Wits
Womack
Weir
GA Allen
Roowell
AH Mullens
Redel
JB Carter
Tredell
Roy
I Dadiey Davis
Iredell Oy
Guy Standefer
Mer
Align
Dan Williamson
Meridm
G W Bailey
Meridian
WC Pennteton
Graff Gapirl
Welly Ani
Ghiton
Mayfield
Chlton
Wink
Clement Art Will
Amasine
Clifton
Aly Aptills
Klin
Local notes from Tannersville area farms and shops
Community update from Tannersville reports farmers busy and encouraged. Local residents Johnnie Jones returns from Beeville for a period, Miss Minnie Sailer comes home to Gatesville, and Bertha Thorp shops in Gatesville. The period mentions tailors, visits from Pear Townsend and Herman of Sucklolts, and various family travel plans and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Jones
Beeville
Minnie Sailer
Gatesville
Bertha Thorp
Pear Townsend
Herman
Sucklolts
Shel
Glands Hill
Julee Stout
First National Bank of Whitney Plans Capital Increase
The First National Bank of Whitney in Hillsboro Texas will raise capital from 30000 to 50000 dollars after a majority stock transfer to Gin Smith Leo Smith W Herrick and FE McLarty. The change follows the death of A G McMahan who had been bank president. An application to the Controller of the Currency seeks approval for the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Whitney
Hillsboro
Tex
Gin Smith
Leo Smith
W. Herrick
FE. McLarty
A. G. McMahan
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