Judge's notice of school district consolidation election
Texas Comanche County announces elections on May 23 1925 for consolidation of two school districts into Newbury Consolidated Common School District No 20. Presiding officers L T Cunningham and officials will conduct votes by those supporting For The Consolidation and Against The Consolidation. R A Luker County Judge signs notice.
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State of Texas
Comanche
Holcomb
Newbury
John Goosby
Commissioners Court
Incer
Newburg
Newbury Consolidated
L. T. Cunningham
R. A. Luker
Comanche County
Texas
Comanche Water Works Bond Election Ordered
The Comanche City Council orders a May 18 1925 election to determine issuing fifty thousand dollars in water works bonds to improve the system including watersheds reservoirs and rights of way. Marion Wilkerson named election manager with ballots listing for and against issuance. Notice to be posted and published in Comanche with four weeks of prior public notice.
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Comanche
Texas
Marion Wilkerson
Comanche Texas
Gaid City
Early Settler of Sipe Springs Dies in San Saba
S A Bryant longtime San Saba resident and early settler from Sipe Springs dies at home April 2. He was born in Cleveland North Carolina and moved to Texas as a young man. He leaves six children including D E Bryant Artesia NM and J B Bryant Sipe Springs. He served as a Confederate soldier and was a Baptist church member since age sixteen.
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Sipe Springs
San Saba
Fletch
S. A. Bryant
Arkansas
Mr. Bryant
North Carolina
Bryant
The
San Star
Ss. A. Bryant
Cleveland
N. C
Texas
D. E Bryant
Artesia
N- M
A. F. Bryant
Blu, N- M
J. B. Bryant
G. W. Rye
Baptist Church
Rossie Evans
Cleveland, N. G
Cold in the Head and Heartburn Remedies Ad
An old ad touts Halls Catarrh Medicine a local ointment and blood-acting tonic for nasal catarrh and run down constitution. It also promotes Herbine for instant relief from heartburn or indigestion with quick bowel action and immediate improvement.
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Solary
Chie
Parie Smith
Music in Public Schools and Book Destruction Report
The article reports on the destruction of textbooks in Comanche County for exchange refunds totaling 494.44 to buy new titles, compares it to original purchases totaling 3800.55, and notes a $330,611 loss across Texas counties. It then discusses music education's role in public schools citing studies on its intellectual and cultural benefits.
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State Department of Education
New World Geographies
Ferguson and Lewis
Civics
Texas & Federal
Comanche County
Texas
W. D. Carroll
Rural School News
Europe
America
Lowell Mason
Boston
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United States
M. Moore
Ballard
Paris Smith
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