Llano Plans New Municipal Building and Community Center
Citizens urge a new municipal building with an auditorium for 500, housing city offices and the fire department. Bonds financed through Public Works Administration at up to 3.5 percent for 30 years could be paid without raising taxes, using the 10 cent municipal band levy to start interest payments. The plan includes street topping, Boy Scouts revival, and reaffirmed move away from the West Texas Chamber of Commerce.
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What is Americanism and local life in Castell
The column argues Americanism equals individual liberty and personal pursuit of the full measure of ability. It notes communities like Castell remain active with weekly gatherings, observes debates over old age pensions, and mentions delays to the Buchanan Dam, a Texas Supreme Court petition against legislation, highway topping plans, local business prospects, new church and buildings, and improvements in Llano County after rainfall.
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Esther and Mordecai Faith Through a Time of Peril
The piece recounts Esther defying royal law to plead for her people in Shushan under Ahasuerus. Mordecai’s insistence and the new decree restore Jewish favor, with Haman hanged. It highlights Mordecai’s urging words as a timeless call to courage.
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Philosophy Notes from Dean E V White at Texas State College
A collection of aphorisms from Dean E V White of Texas State College for Women. The quotes cover wit on conversation, intelligence, work ethic, and self-reliance, suggesting practical wisdom for students and faculty.
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Texas State College For Women
CSA
Editorials and the Challenge of Clear Stands
The Newton Journal argues that editorials must take firm, honest positions to earn reader respect, noting that pleasing all readers is impossible and colorless writing harms credibility. Editorials face public scrutiny and must balance courage with clarity, as readers respect candor over vacillation.
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Lessons from San Jacinto Echoes of a Founding Decision
An essay reflects on the 99th anniversary of the San Jacinto battle fought April 21, 1836 along the Brazos River. It notes Houston’s solo decision before the clash, the Texas victory, and the subsequent political attacks on Houston, questioning whether bold moves truly shaped a nation.
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David Burnet
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