Hogg Organization Fights for Texas Higher Education Funding
The Hogg Organization, backed by alumni and led by Will C. Hoge, seeks statewide support and removal of higher education from partisan politics. It covers the four state institutions plus normal schools and the Agricultural and Mechanical College, urging expanded buildings, staff, laboratories, and libraries to lift educational quality across Texas.
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State of Texas
Alumini Association of
University of Texas
Will C. Hoge
Houston
James Stephen Hogg
Hogg Organizion
Hoge
Theollege of Industrial Arts
Agriultural and Mechanical College
Comon
Ndt
Hogg Organization
E. B. Parker
M. Sansome
Fort Worth
E. Mezes
Austin
Clarence Ousley
George A. Robertson
Dallas
R. L. Batts
W. H., Burgess
el Paso
John W. Hopkins
Galveston
F. C. Proctor
Beaumont
S. P. Brooks
Waco
Will C. Hogg
F. M. Brasley
Frank Kell
Whita Falls
C. Lombardi
E. O. Lovett
Charles Schreiner
Kerrville
Ed C. Lasater
Falfurrias
M. Bralley
Charles Puryear
College Station
W. B. Bizzell
Denton
R. B. Cousins
Canyon
Lee Clark
Educational Campaign Committee
Hogg
Nexas
Sai
There is no calamity like ignorance Bowie Commercial College ad
A promotional appeal urges young men and women to prepare for business life through formal training at Bowie Commercial College in Bowie Texas. It touts affordable costs and light work with high pay, presenting a successful wife as a social payoff and urging parents to enroll their children in the best commercial college with strong morals.
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Commonwealth
Texas
Young
Bowie Commercial College
Bowie
Fly Day Urges Fewer Laws and Better Flies Parade
April twenty fifth marked Fly Day as the Comercial Sec retaries Association led 200 Commercial Clubs in a march against an ancient pest. The slogan Fewer Laws and Better Laws echoed as the text urged cleanliness and cleanup campaigns to accompany moral progress of the community.
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Comercial Secretaries Association
Abstracts of Title Offer by J W Akin
Abstracts of title offered by J W Akin with twenty years experience to provide a complete and correct abstract of title to land on short notice.
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J. W. Akin
State Convention of Interdenominational Texas Held in Dallas
The Interdenominational State Convention of Texas met in Dallas from May 6 to 10 with about 1000 delegates and a parade drawing around 5000 spectators. Speakers and leaders from multiple denominations highlighted civic righteousness and Sunday school work amid financial concerns, while 108 world leaders attended portions of the program. An obituary notes the death of Mr. Cole on May 9, 1912, and a medical testimonial promotes Electric Bitters as a malaria remedy.
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Texas
Dallas
Sunaay School
Marion Lawrence
al. A. Browne
Noclevollies
Long
Miss
Nicholas
Oklahoma
Cnas
D. Bulia
Weswy
Wleihcaist Church
Foster
Baptists
Shephard
Christila
Nouwe
Lee Danquet
Robert H. Voieman
J. T. Mevlure
W. M. Waggins
Wiggins
Hawaius
Freia Woulkers
Graham City Ordinance Targets Hog Nuisances Within Limits
An ordinance defines certain nuisances in Graham, declaring enclosures with hogs inside city limits a nuisance. It imposes fines of five to two hundred dollars for owners who permit hogs on their premises and treats each day of violation as a separate offense. The ordinance becomes effective sixty days after passage, approved May 2, 1912 by Mayor R. V. Tidwell.
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City of
Graham
Grahm
Preaching Series Planned at Rocky Mound and Gooseneck
W M Higgins announces sermons starting with the second Sunday in June at Rocky Mound school house and his regular Gooseneck service on the first Sunday each month. If providence allows, a series at Gooseneck begins the Friday night before the first Sunday in August with aid from other ministers.
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Rocky Mound
Gooseneck
Providential
W. M. Higgins
Growth of irrigation on fine New Mexico land attracts Oregon Old-Timer
A Lovington reader in New Mexico requests a subscription change and reflects on Young County and irrigation progress. The letter notes a slow growth but optimism for the region while praising Chamberlain's Cough Reem and urging trial for coughs and colds. Sloan Drug Co sells it.
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Graham
Texas
Oll Young County
Young County
Edntor
Sloan Drug Coo
Camargo Honors First Railroad By Shipping Hogs To Fort Worth
The Oklahoma town of Camargo celebrated its first railroad by sending a carload of hogs to the Fort Worth Stock Yards. The piece praises the new method as a constructive precedent and suggests other towns adopt similar celebrations of progress. It also advertises Chamberlain's Lotion for rheumatism with Sloan Drug Co. as the seller.
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Camargo
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Sinter States
Texas
Chamberlain
Sloan Drug Co
Rail line eyed from Austin to Lockhart expansion plan
A railroad extension from Austin to Lockhart is promoted. A plant costing 100000 is to be installed in Houston for pre cooling. Cooke County farmers experiment with spineless cactus from California aiming to introduce this plant for cattle feed and fodder.
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Austin
Lockhart
Houston
Cooke County
California
Wise County Truck Grow Association Forecasts Record Veggie Exports
The Wise County Truck Grow Association expects to break all prior records in vegetable berry and pear shipments this spring with prospects strong for heavy grape shipments. A charter is granted to the Texas Electric Company headquartered in Dallas with capital stock $100,000 to build an electric line from Awa tin to Palestine via Dallas Works.
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Wise County Truck Grow Association
Othe
Texas Electric Company
Dallas
Awatin
Palestine
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Graham Leader
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G. C. Hollingsworth
Wilson Building
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Graham Light & Supply CO
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