Hearne Democrats Post Office Notice 1911
Hearne Texas notices indicate the Democratic party entry as second class mail matter dated May 1911 under the March 3 1879 act. This archival fragment records postal status and filing context for a political party notice in Hearne.
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Hearne
Texas
Political Candidates and the Call for Reform in Texas
The author urges Texans to elect capable, honest leaders who know Texas well, favoring reduced legislative bodies, higher pay for quality officials, and recall for dishonorable officers. It warns against using fraternal orders for personal political gain and stresses combating prohibition debates with education. The piece critiques career politicians and calls for reform to attract principled men to public service.
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Texas
Austin
Commercialecretaries Association
Congress
Fisnelf
Sherman Democrat
Fraternity Vote Shapes Texan Senatorial Fight
Local papers weigh Woodmen of the World influence in the Texas senatorial contest. Congress Morris Sheppard faces Col. Ball with strong lodge support while critics warn Woodcraft loyalty may not sway voters. The debate centers on issues over Woodmen backing versus personal conduct and policy.
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Morris Sheppard
Col. Ball
Houston Statesman
Judge Ramsey
Woodrow Wilson
Statesman
Texarkana
Texas Woodmen of the World Fraternity
Gainesville
Sheppard
Randall
Walters
Hearne Democrat
Shakespeare Club Holds Thanksgiving Week Meeting
The Shakespeare Club met on Tuesday before Thanksgiving, hosted by Miss Beth Harding at Mrs. Cummings. A large group attended despite bad weather. No papers were assigned. members wrote and read character sketches of Portia. Coffee and sandwiches were served.
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Shakespeare Club
Beth Harding
Texas Needs Factories to Transmute Resources
Texas should convert its abundant raw materials into finished goods to boost wealth. The author argues progress requires infrastructure like roads, citing Roman road-building as an enduring example. The piece notes national attention at a Richmond conference and praises Appius Claudius as a highway expert whose roads endured for over two millennia.
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Appius Claudius
Richmond
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