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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1923
Page
4
The essay argues American education lacks universal standards and is treated as a path to wealth. It traces education from primitive survival to later Scholasticism, then to a practical, business-focused system. It laments the loss of art, poetry, and culture amid efficiency and market demands.
Washington February 19. Farm bloc leaders launched a drive to compel immediate House action on agricultural credits legislation. Representative Dowell of Iowa circulated a petition to discharge the banking committee and push the measures to a vote. Aaron Sapiro testified for cooperative marketing groups at today's hearing, with no clear preference shown between Lenroot Anderson and Capper bills.
Austin reports four bills signed by the governor require Texas county judges sheriffs clerks and commissioners to post new bonds within 80 days. The measures carry an emergency clause and keep bond amounts unchanged while adding a requirement to account for all funds received. Penalties await noncompliance.
S V McElroy announces candidacy for city marshall to succeed J B Arthur. He brings prior peace officer experience in South Texas and service as sheriff's deputy and city constable here. A second note outlines his duties and pledge to voters. In St Louis Texas lines seek consolidation under Frisco with Texas lines including I and G N north eastern and Pacific.
Doctor Robert Vinson, president of the University of Texas since 1916, will become president of Western Reserve University, succeeding Dr. Charles Thwing who led the institution for 31 years. The change must occur by July 1, 1928, with UT regents to appoint a successor. Brunk's Commedians in Comanche.
Atlanta Georgia February 20 1930 the national conference approved creating committees with representatives from all cotton growing states to pursue an interstate treaty outlined in President Hardings letter Governor Thomas W Hardwick of Georgia was named committee chair.
The April election announces reelection bids for City Secretary M. Moore and City Marshal J. B. Arthur along with candidates B. F. Amos and V. McElroy for various posts in the city government.
B F Amos former superintendent of the Cotton Belt Roundhouse announces his candidacy for city marshal. He lives in the south part of Comanche and promises diligent service and fair treatment if elected, asking voters for consideration.
Dallas resident Mrs Strawn recounts weight gain from 103 to 126 pounds using Ironized Yeast claiming renewed strength and youth. Promote rousing medical claim of calm nerves and appetite, with a ten day treatment priced at one dollar from Ironized Yeast Company Atlanta. S P Smith endorses guaranteed results.
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