Governor Hobby Proclaims National War Savings Day in Texas
Governor W P Hobby issues a proclamation calling all Texas wage earners and taxpayers to attend June 28 schoolhouse meetings to pledge War Savings Stamp subscriptions in support of national war savings goals. Absentees will be listed and reported to state and federal committees.
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W. P. Hobby
Woodrow Wilson
United States
National War Savings
Texas
United States Treasury Department
National War Savings Committee
Washington
State of
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War sayings stamps cost in June rise to 500 on Jan 1 1923
The note claims war sayings stamps sell for 417 in June and will be worth 500 each on January 1 1923. It asks readers if they have purchased theirs.
Campaign Registration Reminder for July 12 Deadline
Voter notice urges participation in the upcoming primary and warns registrants to complete registration before July 12. The message emphasizes timely enrollment to be eligible to vote in the primary.
War savings stamps drive targets Moulton Independent SD
The Moulton Independent School District urges residents to subscribe to 40300 dollars in war savings stamps and asks readers if they have bought their share.
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Moulton Independent School District
Guard forms three infantry units in Texas
The text notes the organization of three infantry companies in the new Texas National Guard this week. It also says two cavalry brigades are expected to be federalized soon.
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Texas National Guard
Dilworth notes of rain, visits, and community life
In Dilworth on June 18 1918 residents thank Jupiter Pluvius for rain saving corn and feedstuffs. The piece mentions soldiers overseas and a call for strong vigorous people, a visit to the late GO M Christian's home, farewell of Miss Nita Cobb, a cemetery stop, Moulton Auxiliaries meeting plans, a Red Cross rally raising funds with a kid named Gov Hobby, local visitors Arthur Burkett and Etta Brady, a 87th birthday milestone, and greetings to friends George Leazar and others.
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GO. M. Christian
Mary Cobb
Nita V
Ethel Cobb
Stonewall School
Galden
California
Albert Reese
Mather
Moulton
J. J. Thompson
Red Cross
George Cooper
Gov
Hobby
Arthur Burkett
Coleman City
Etta Brady
Burkett
J. W. Griffin
Cooper
Aso
Morris French
Asbury French
Griffin Cooper
George Leazar
Lone Star
Trustees urged to require teacher loyalty pledges
The state board of education asks public school trustees to require teachers to pledge loyalty to the United States and to Texas. The request comes from State Superintendent W. F. Doughty.
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Trustees of Public Schools
State Board of Education
United States
Texas
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. F. Doughty
Kentucky Work Law Urges Nationwide Adoption
The new Kentucky statute requires men aged 18 to 60 to work at least thirty six hours weekly in employments paying a living wage. The article argues there is no reason other states should not enact similar measures.
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Kentucky
Prominent Schulenburg Merchants Visit Moulton
Oscar Wolters a leading Schulenburg merchant and Chas Zwiener a well known local figure were seen in Moulton on the previous Wednesday.
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Oscar Wolters
Schulenburg
Chas. Zwiener
Moulton
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