The Home and The Public Dance Debate
A regional voice argues the public dance harms church state and community and stresses the home as moral center. It warns about misused homes, weak parenting, and dance halls as temptations, urging citizens to defend home values, support reforms, and back responsible leaders.
Wild Onion school teacher speaks on germs at Friday event
A sparsely attended session at The Wild Onion schoolhouse explored microbes and how to raise them at home. Cinb Hlancock’s house burned Thursday morning amid unclear origins as he reportedly insured the property. Other tidbits note fashion indecision and local observations, with scattered village anecdotes and idle curiosities.
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Cinb Hlancock
Jumbus Allsop
Wea
Cricket Hicks
Thore
Beacone
Blin
Bidney Hocks
Fewer holidays eyed by Texas lawmakers in Austin
Three Texas legislators in Austin discussed reducing time off for state workers amid a push to cut a Christmas New Year and summer vacations. They suggested riders on appropriations to curb what they call excessive holidays and days off, noting several observed days from Washington's Birthday onward. The debate frames a broader state issue on employee leaves and departmental control.
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Jative Penrose Metcalfe
San Anetin
Ra Long
Wichita Alls
Sidney Latham
Longview
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Long
Metaltes
Washington
Kerrville Country
Minister to Persia Appointment Sparks Protests
William A Hordbank of Bintake Cah has been appointed by One Proedileng to be the American w ilalster to Persia. The move, announced by officials, draws mixed reactions from local communities and political groups amid questions about credentials and the nominee’s background.
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Wheat reduction drive gains Texas farmers signups
In College Station nearly 14 900 Texas farmers signed contracts supporting a wheat acreage reduction. Extension service officials estimate over 45 million dollars in payments forthcoming this winter and next summer. Review boards in Amarillo and Ft Worth approved applications county by county as the national board in Washington processes contracts.
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M. College Extension Service
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Ranfills Gap School News Highlights Internal Dialogue and Events
The issue surveys student types and abilities, noting intelligent, memory-driven, diligent, and talented students. It reports on recent assembly talks by Mr Reesing on work and character, welcome visitors, and upcoming events including home economics night, a fund drive, and a school play. Grammar school notes mention visitors and a request to renew or obtain newspapers.
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Mustang
Grammar School News
Annons
Ogiesby McAdams
Chas
Johnson
Grammar
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