Sudden Death and Traffic Patrol Pride in Texas Schools
Texans praise school traffic patrols as youths direct pedestrians and motorists for safety. The piece urges adoption of patrol programs with law enforcement cooperation to promote citizenship and prevent injuries. It emphasizes pride in disciplined students and the value of traffic rule compliance near schools.
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Texas
American Education Week Promotes School Understanding
During American Education Week from November 5 to Armistice Day week, parents visit schools to see classrooms meet teachers and learn school operations. The campaign, started by the American Legion with partners, aims to raise public appreciation and understanding of education nationwide.
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American Legion
National Education Association
United States Office of Education
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
The Pioneer Spirit Trail Blazers and Modern Pioneers
A discussion on pioneers as visionaries who open new fields and solve problems. It notes their civic duty, enduring influence, and the need for today’s pioneers to sustain the nation through science, government, and social progress. The piece connects past frontier achievement to current efforts in labor, finance, agriculture, and conservation.
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Trail Blazers
Exaltation of Government Degrades Humanity
The phrase proclaims that elevating government to sole supreme power over all matters results in the degradation of humankind and undermines individual dignity and freedom.
Zeal Against Rights Cited as Misguided Virtue
A commentary argues that zeal loses virtue when it harms others or deprives them of natural rights, warning against extreme enforcement and stressing balance with basic freedoms.
Cheerful towns and dangers of slander in Bandera era text
A compilation contrasts cheerful town life through welcoming greetings and neat homes with a discussion on slander’s harm to reputation. It urges mindful talk, cites literary quotes, and warns against reckless driving while stressing personal responsibility behind the wheel.
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Bandera
Observations On Farm Programs For Texas Stock Farmers
Texas farmers face a three month deadline to earn 1939 soil-building and range-building allowances with up to 12.694 million dollars available. Past year earnings lagged. soil-building reached 55 percent of 6.618 million possible, while range-building hit over 91 percent of 6.156 million. Extensions explain how per-acre values and animal-unit factors set payments and emphasize completing approved work like terracing and reservoirs. Also notes that bag worm control is best by hand picking nests in fall or winter to destroy eggs.
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Ollok
Tennyson
Hell
Edwin Booth
Texas
Agricultural Conservation Program
E. N. Holmgreen
AAA
R. R. Reppert
A. and M. College Extension Service
Fritz and Kramer Visit Relatives in Texas
Louis Fritz of Rock Springs spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Adolph Fritz. Eddie Kramer and family visited at San Antonio Friday of last week.
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Louis Fritz
Rock Springs
Mrs
Adolph Fritz
Eddie Kramer
San Antonio
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