Our Public Forum on Texas Education Reform
A public forum argues for stronger educational reform in Texas. It highlights high illiteracy, low school attendance, and a lack of compulsory schooling, urging action through Farmers' Union support. The piece critiques University outputs, noting many graduates become lawyers or politicians and calling for a general overhaul of the system.
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Texas
Farmers’ Union
Organized selfishness and the call for nobler citizenship
A historical lament on humanity ruled by emotion and self interest. The author argues civilization declines when organized selfishness replaces virtue, urging citizens to place others above self and to reclaim divinity in human action and government.
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Garden of Eden
Egypt
Macedonia
Persia
Rome
Greece
Tere
Animal Kingdom
God
True Americanism and Civic Duty Amid Modern Times
The piece argues that true Americanism rests on God given rights and constitutional limits. It contrasts Jefferson and Washington with current commercial age greed, urging citizens to defend liberty, honor the Declaration and Constitution, and fulfill duties to government rather than seek personal gain.
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United States
Thomas Jefferson
George
Washington
Jefferson
Eureka
Eliasville
Texas News Digest 1914 Highlights Crowd
Texas items report shipping tomatoes and marketing Pears. Snyder waterworks expansion, Groesbeck Avalanche, Dallas enlistments, Jefferson Davis birthday observance, UT 1916 Cactus yearbook, tax and court actions, fires in Marathon and Dallas, railroad and tick eradication efforts, and various trial and accident notes.
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Dallas
Jefferson Davis
University of Texas
Travis County
Hood
Texas Brigade
Rockdale
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Lone Star News
Snyder
Groesbeck
the Avalanche
Sour Lake Ice, Light and Power Company
American Bible Society
Paris
Dallas County
Hutchins
J. Livinski Company
Waco
Glass Mountain
Marathon
Citizens’ Planing Mill Company
J. H. Gouldy
Seymour Compress and Ice Company
Brone Anderson
D! Bentonville
Saginaw
Tarrant County
Jacksonville
Wili.etecam
Sterling City
Colorado City
John Y. Stewart
J. H. Mathis
Railroad Commission
Adolphus Hotel
J. R. Works
Ruston, la
Henry Ford
Gladewater
Baptist Women Missionary Workers of the
Northwest Texas
Amarillo
Senate Public Buildings Committee
Culberson
Taylor
Senate
Supreme Court
S. A. Wallace
West
The
Paris Morning News
Daily
Advocate
J . Miller
Southern Pacific Lines
Galveston
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Sonora
Albany
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Electra
Sweetwater
Fort Sam Houston
E. T. Dunken
Llano
Gene
Emery Levay
Rice
Navarro County
Lowing
James W. Allen
John Bell
Allen
Ola May
Bell
Southwest
W. G. Brock
Hedrickson
State Capitol
Capitol
Walsh & Burney of
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Blind Institute
Patterson
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West Texas Bank and Trust Company of
San Saba
McCulloch
Lampasas
Mills
Lunsford Bridge
Colorado River
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H. H. Stebbins
Mullin
Sam J. Fisher
J. Oscar King
Pecos
Midland
Willie d’ Woods
Reeves and Loving
Mr. King
New Mexico
Cushman
Norris-Johnson Hdw. Co
Eureka Water Mill
W. A. Andrews
Court House
Kay & Akin
Graham National Bank
CG. F. Marshall County