Political jobs in government service scrutinized for patronage
A national reform group examines reducing political appointments in the civil service. It cites small post offices with modest salaries in Florida California Iowa and Nebraska as likely targets for elimination or reform to curb political influence and streamline hiring. A shift toward competitive service is urged to end political favoritism.
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Fragmented Text From A Historical Page
The readable fragments reference a historical site and peoples including Jews and a land or country, with unclear names and dates. It notes embroidery work and a discussion of land and identity, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
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New York Plans for Emergency Licenses Face Skepticism
A controversial New York proposal to issue special licenses amid a public shortage is criticized as a flimsy remedy. The plan argues federal and state cooperation could harvest revenue and ease shortages, but opponents warn it may tax citizens unfairly and lacks solid implementation details.
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Valley Mills Local News Items Show Holiday Visits
Widespread visits and travels are noted as residents and relatives journey to Dallas Cameron Fort Worth Waxahachie Temple and other Texas towns for Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings. Numerous students and faculty connected to John Tarleton College Texas Teachers College and local schools are mentioned visiting home or transferring to posts in San Antonio and Fort Sam Houston.
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Gibbs
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Texas market warnings and charter growth noted in 1888 era
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Unity and Fraternity as Foundations of Civilization
Fragmented archaic prose extols unity and fraternity as essential to government society and civilization. It likens trees and vines to human communities, arguing harmony sustains nations, churches, and writers, urging cultivation of fraternal bonds to prevent societal decay. The piece emphasizes collective spirit over individual gain.
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Senator Sheppard’s Daughter 18 Married in New York
Senator and Mrs. Morrie Sheppard of Texas announce the marriage in New York of their daughter Jar et io William Graves, son of C. T. Graves of Rye New York. The couple have studied at the Academy of Dramatics the past two years. Sheppard 21 studied at George Washington University and the University of Texas and is in her second year at the dramatic school. The Graves plan a wedding trip to California and will reside in New York City.
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George Washington University
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Dramatic School
Trish Free Stats Plans 1000 Homer Project Worth 1000ach
Trish Free Stats announces a 1000 homer project with an estimated cost of 1000ach. The plan involves substantial construction across county and city boundaries, aiming to boost local sports and community facilities.
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