New Island appointments girded by Brame effective in Fort Worth
Brame takes effect on new island appointments yesterday in Fort Worth, aligning local governance with recent shifts and signaling administrative changes across departments.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
2
Brame takes effect on new island appointments yesterday in Fort Worth, aligning local governance with recent shifts and signaling administrative changes across departments.
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The Post appeals to readers to back a drive aiding Central and South Texas youths through a March-May contest offering ten scholarships tied to Texan moods and travel plans. Divisions include Trip and Scholarship, with top vote getters receiving prizes and trips. Subscriptions bought by readers for contestants fund scholarships and extra rewards, aiming to educate deserving young people with minimal cost.
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