Sam Houston and Texas politics in 19th century history
The article recounts Texas political figures including Sam Houston and Lincoln era shifts, Houston’s controversial tenure, his death in 1873, and the state’s early higher education with Sam Houston State College. It notes Houston’s public memorials, his will, and legacy as a pivotal Texas governor. It includes a card of thanks and a block on a rural electric cooperative’s non profit model.
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Yarborough Pledges Broad Texas Public Services
Judge Yarborough calls for top public school and college systems, lower property taxes, expanded farm to market roads, soil conservation, higher elder living standards, stronger public health, and reform to end insurance scams. He argues Texas should rate first in the nation.
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