Opportunities for Discharged Soldiers at Tyler Commercial College
Several hundred discharged soldiers and sailors are enrolled at Tyler Commercial College preparing for business work in the wake of war. The school frames its program as essential for peace time reconstruction, offering practical training to place veterans on a self sustaining commercial footing and inviting inquiries for more information.
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United States
Tyler Commercial College
America
Thor
Texas Constitution Amendment Move Seeks Public Vote
The document outlines Section 1 and Article 8 provisions for a constitutional amendment to be submitted to qualified voters for the Legislature, calling for proclamations, funding, and tax measures to support highway and state expenditures. It notes suspension of routine rules and mentions George F. Howard as Secretary of State with dates July 18-25 and August 18.
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Texas
Obama
Avian
Ee Ee
Geico
Conocian Tee
George F. Howard
Confederate Pensions and Tax Increase Amendment Proposed
Texas House Joint Resolution No 35 seeks to amend Section 51 of Article 3 to allow pensions for Confederate soldiers sailors and widows who were Texas citizens before 1910. It proposes a 7 cent per 100 valuation tax to fund pensions and outlines conditions, eligibility, and provisions including indigent cases and home preservation for veterans and spouses. The measure directs submission to voters in November 1919 with a $5000 appropriation for publication and election costs.
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House
Sonik i
State of
Texas
Texas proposal to allow Galveston bonds for grade raising works
Senate Joint Resolution No 23 proposes an amendment to Texas Constitution Article sixteen to permit Galveston City and Galveston County to issue bonds for protective works up to five million dollars without constitutional limits. The measure seeks voter approval to authorize principal and interest payments and funding for public works.
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Galveston County
Senate
State of Texas
Galveston
Gebiedion
Galveston Bond Amendment Proposed for City County Issue
The document urges voters in Galveston to approve an amendment to the Texas Constitution to authorize the city and county to issue bonds. It directs the Governor to issue a proclamation for the November 1919 election and states a $5,000 appropriation to cover carrying out the resolution.
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State of Texas
Stae
Txas
Galveston
Stat of Texas
Gal
Rich Tone Tonic Promises Money Back Guarantee
A customer testimonial extols Rich Tone tonic for curing illness and enabling recovery from severe flu and nervous symptoms. The message claims substantial savings by avoiding travel to Mineral Wells and praises the product as worth its weight in gold.
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Rosea
June Grooms Realize They Spent Too Much Time Courting
Five months from now a list of June grooms will realize they talked to blame too much during courtship.
Clifton Record and The Dallas a One Year Deal
A one year agreement worth 1.75 million dollars covers Clifton Record and The Dallas publications. The contract sets terms for distribution, access, and advertising commitments between both papers.
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Clifton
Dallas
Girl Shows No Concern For Age In Odd Birthday Riddle
A girl declares she does not care about her real age, stating she is under two while others place her age as over eighty. The remark sparks confusion as observers seek clarification on the unusual claim.
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