Local notes and regional items from Galveston area
The Breslau carried 345 passengers into Galveston last Saturday. The Panama Canal is slated to open to traffic in fall 1913. San Jacinto County votes dry as prohibitionists win the local option. Confederate pensioners will receive 10.50 dollars per quarter for the next two quarters. General Orozco in Northern Mexico reportedly weary of war. Intercoastal canal now complete between Corpus Christi and Bernard river. Wilson and Marshall club organized for better teamwork.
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Navy Department
Panama Canal
Austin
Future Work of the Conference for Education
The 1912 13 program for the Texas Conference for Education includes expanding county school systems and rural high schools, securing funding for higher education, and constitutional amendments for school governing terms and tax rules. It urges public support for local school taxation and outlines plans to mobilize members and supporters.
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Moulton
Geo. von Lienen
Clay Clark
A. J. Dippel
Adele Knesek
Alma Bohnenkamp
Ella Glause
Elsie Jaeggli
Bessie Mladenka
Mesdames V. Rehmer
F. Koester
Conference For Education In
Texas
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Robstown
Nueces County
Bishop
C. E. Hackebeil; & Co
Pt. Pfsce Ag
LaGrange, Texas
L. A
Wilson and Marshall Club
Corpus Christi
Bernard River
Orozco
Mexico
Breslau
Galveston
San Jacinto County
EAGLE
B. L. Morris
Hallettsville
Joan Brat Snxxo
Amarillo
A. G Boyce
al Boyce
Sneed
Laura Steinmann
Schulenburg
The
Conference For Education
R. C. Hoover
Fred Selzer
Miss
Squire L. A. Meiners
O. B. Eilert
San Antonio
Henry Krause
W. J. Krause
Flatonia
Antoinette Koehler
Houston
City
Francis Batey
Runge
John Mladenka
Frank Nachlinger
Engle
C. H. Miller
Shiner
A. J. Knapick
Yorktown
K. Rehmet
William Henrichs
J. J. Kotzebue
Henry Fehrenkamp
Sam and Edwin Jaeggis
Richard Rehmet
Lucas Rebmet
Eacre
Rev
J. Dobes of
Cedar Spring
Albert Stary
Praha
Jacob Uinadr
Netardus
Xor
Lugas
Rcaret
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