Baylor Leader Urges Texas Higher Education Expansion
Dr S P Brooks president of Baylor University and education committee chair urges Texans to expand higher education beyond public schools. He calls for a world class university with broad departments including arts law medicine labor commerce and engineering plus a school of mines and forestry and a standardization of degrees and compulsory education. He notes Texas will soon have 20 million residents and urges rapid educational growth.
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Waco
Texas
Texas Welfare Commission
S.p.brooks
Baylor University
Committee On
Brooks
Mines and Forestry
Dr. Brooks
Publc
Texas Deficiency Basis Extended Into January
State Treasurer Edwards says Texas will operate on a deficiency basis until the latter part of January. The declaration outlines temporary funding constraints as the state manages cash flow and obligations during the period.
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Edwards
Texas
Texas lodge membership totals for Sons of Hermann
Finance committee review finds Texas lodge has 19,467 members. Of these 15,289 belong to 250 brother lodges, while 4,178 are in sister lodges or auxiliaries.
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Sons of Hermann Order
Texas Lodge
City Show Windows Reflect Citizens Enterprise
The streets and walks are the show windows of a city and their condition reflects the enterprise of the citizenship. There is nothing more inviting than paved streets and shaded walks and parks, but a city with muddy streets and dirty alleys will never convince visitors. A city should keep its show windows in good condition.
Harvest feast at Yorktown hosted by Business Men's Club
The Eagle notes receipt of invitation to attend the Yorktown harvest feast on November 18 19 and 20 under the Business Men's Club. An aeroplane display stock and produce exhibits athletic contests and other events are planned. Four hundred dollars in prizes will be awarded.
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Yorktown
Business Men’s Club
Industrial Notes and Local Agricultural Yields
Bishop Frank Z Bishop awards contract to build 160 rental houses near the city. Hale Center farmer Robert Alley yields 117 bushels of mile maize per acre irrigated, 50 bushels per acre on ordinary land. Lee White sells 1120 bushels of giant pod stock beans from eight acres at 15 dollars per bushel for seed. E Dowden's farm dominates state fair prizes with peaches earning 800 dollars per acre and celery profits. Texas Cotton Mill Company invests 110000 dollars to modernize, increasing employees from 125 to 250 and doubling monthly capacity from 160 to 320 bales.
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Frank Z
Hale Center
Robert Alley
Palestine
Lee White
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