1923 Conference football final standings reveal SMU title claim
The final 1923 standings show SMU and Texas tied for first by percentage with SMU undefeated in conference play and Texas 3-0 in conference action. Baylor second, TCU third, Arkansas fourth, Oklahoma A&M fifth, Rice sixth, Texas A&M seventh, Aggies finishing last with no conference wins.
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Texas
Rice
Texas Aggies
Baylor Bears
Mustangs
Baylor
Arkansas
Oklahoma A. M
Texas A. & M
Pet
Merketescissk
Osoo
Ccess
Oklahoma A.M
Program Young Co Teachers Meeting
The next regular meeting of the Young County Teachers Association will be held in the South Bend public school building on Friday evening, December 7th. The program begins at 7:30. Teachers and friends are urged to attend. Readings by Miss Beebe. The Bible in Public Schools by Miss Florence L Currie. Some Duties Parents Owe to the School by Mr Sam Roach. Address by P M Johnston.
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Young County Teachers Association
South Bend
Miss Beebe
Eliasville
Florence L. Currie
Graham
Sam Roach
Tliasville
P. M. Johnston
South End
Why Some Workers Lose Their First Jobs
Chicago statistician A D White of Swift & Company reports that nine percent of dungsters lose their first jobs. He lists five reasons: lack of thoroughness, unwillingness to work hard, failure to begin at the bottom, lack of principle, and shirking mistakes. The key is doing more than paid and avoiding excuses.
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A. D. White
Swift & Company
Chicago
White
Houston Post
Floyd Lisle at Denton Normal spends Thanksgiving in Graham
Floyd Lisle who attends Denton Normal spent Thanksgiving with his parents in Graham.
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Floyd Lisle
Denton
Graham
Open Letter Seeks Host Homes for Teachers in Graham
The Young and Jack counties teachers' institute meets in Graham December 17 to 21. About 250 teachers will attend, with 100 from Jack County as guests. Avants requests immediate host-family reservations, naming capacity, occupancy for men or women, meals or rooms, and offers $1.50 per day for room and meals.
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Young and Jack Counties Teachers’ Institute
Graham
Jack County
Young County
Jacksboro
East Ward
Fourteen Mistakes on Personal Standards and Judgments
A list of common errors in self and social judgment. It cautions against imposing personal ethics, prejudging by nationality or appearance, and expecting uniform opinions. It urges compassion, tolerance, and recognizing limits of understanding while avoiding grim certainty about the present moment.
Mr. Davis of Eliasville Visited the City Saturday
Mr. Wm. Davis of Eliasville was seen in the city on Saturday.
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Wm. Davis
Eliasville
City
Value of Breeding In Egg Production
GEO F CRAWFORD argues for balanced breeding to boost egg yields and profitability in poultry. He cites rapid gains from line breeding, high-yield flocks in Illinois, and international examples from Australia. He urges local breeders in Young County to adopt selective mating to elevate average egg production from 100 to 150 per hen yearly.
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Illinois
Adelaide
Australia
Bendigo
R R. Christie
Bentleigh
Victoria
The King Learns Cook Sentenced for Oil Swindle
The King of Denmark was told Dr. Cook had found the North Pole. Now he is informed Cook faces fourteen years in jail for swindling related to oil wells and stock. Psychologists might note a childlike imagination in Cook who once toured a New York dime museum with Esquiman dogs and furs and then claimed a North Pole discovery. The leap from fantasy to oil stock fraud marks the legal offense.
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Denmark
Dr. Cook
North Pole
New York
Esquiman
Teachers Indorse Religious Training In Fort Worth Convention
The Texas State Teachers Association convention adopted a resolution endorsing religious instruction as part of public education under church auspices. It urged credit for weekday religious courses toward high school graduation and college entrance, and praised the association’s support for the Texas National Survey and the Texas Federated Educational Council.
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Organized Teaching Profession of
Texas
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Association of Texas Colleges
F. M. Bralley
College of Industrial Arts
George O Clough
Tyler
Texas National Survey
Thirty
Texas Federated Educational Council
Dallas
Harry Rogers
San Antonio
Association
S. ©. Wilson
Press of Texas
Associated Press
Dallas Morning News
Newspapers of
Fort Worth
Resolutions Committee
Bralley
L. G. Allen
Canyon
H. F. Estill
Huntsville
J. C. Pyle
Sherman
Mary Shipp Sanders
Georgetown
Card of Thanks for Mr. W. H. James
The Wrights thank neighbors and friends through The Leader for kindness during the illness and death of their old friend Mr. W. H. James. They recall floral offerings and expressions of sympathy as they endure this hour of sadness.
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W. H. James
J. A. Wright
Surplus facing nations seeks profitable disposal
The statement notes that while many nations lack food and raw materials, the main challenge is converting surplus goods into profitable exports. It frames surplus as a solvable issue through market opportunities and trade strategies.
Braswell and Harden to publish Texas Christian Advocate
Sam M. Braswell of Clarendon and Sam P. Harden of Richardson form Harben-Braswell Company to publish the Texas Christian Advocate of Dallas for ten years. They will install a large printing plant in Richardson and begin issue January 1, 1924. Dr G B Slover will be associate editor and Dr E P Riley remains editor. Braswell assigns Clarendon News to Fred A. Story and moves to Richardson with his family.
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Clarendon
Sam M. Braswell
Clarendon News
Sam P. Harden
Richardson
Texas Christian Advocate of
Dallas
Texas and
New Mexico
Methodist Church
G. 8. Slover
Advocate
Harben-Braswell Company
Braswell
Harben
Texas Press Association
Europe’s Peaceful Mosaic Across Forty Eight States
Europe is worried harassed and nations mistrusting each other taxing each other's products. Here we have one hundred and ten millions of people living at peace in forty eight different States all freely back and forth from ocean to ocean.
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Europe
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G. T. Rodden
G. W. Sanders
J. T. Sims
E. P. Tatum
J. W. Padgett
W. T. Parkinson
F. P. Johns
H. W. Thomas
J. A. Watson
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