Texas road expansion totals and federal aid data
A distorted Texas road funding summary outlines miles of state and federal highways, construction costs, and aid allocations. It cites totals of about 17,000 miles of roads designated as state and federal highways and details federal and state shares, with figures like 24,872,300 dollars for construction and 4,972,500 dollars in combined funding, plus per cent eligibility for federal aid across the network.
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June Graduates at St Marys Parochial School
June graduates of St Marys Parochial School are celebrated in a campus ceremony with faculty and students present. Notable honorees include Helen Corrie and Octavia Dektymel, with addresses highlighting academic achievement and school pride.
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Highway commission fights to fix dangerous rail crossings
County officials and railroad partners push federal aid to upgrade aging bridges and eliminate unsafe grade crossings. State highway plans include 20 foot spans and concrete girder bridges. 182 steel structures to be rebuilt with a total federal aid approaching 20 million dollars. Officials cite extensive roadwork across Texas to improve safety and mobility, with estimates of miles and costs detailed by department leaders.
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Seized Cars Sold at Federal Auction Event
Four automobiles seized by federal agents were sold Saturday outside the county courthouse. The sale included a Buick wagon and other passenger cars, fetching high prices amid a government seizure context. The event followed a court order and attracted bidders including M. Koris and local officials, with Hearings noting the vehicles’ condition and market value.
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Druggists Gather in Dallas for Annual Convention
A list of attending druggists and their spouses is published for the upcoming convention in Dallas. Key figures include Driggises Crem Hay Antasin and their partners, with 25 leaders expected to attend the event. The notice notes the group’s planned sequence of activities and the ages of some members.
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Postcard traffic and postal delays cited in San Antonio
Post office officials described a flood of mail and celebrations, noting the volume overwhelmed services during a Christmastime period. Delegations from Shriners and Rutarian communities traveled to conventions along the Pacific Coast, with posters and exhibitions prompting added support and public notices about mail handling during the surge.
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Will Try Again Wisalited Work War Veterans Attend National Consentiae
Veterans seek funding and support for a national encampment in San Bran ince to photograph San Antonio and raise money for theatre. Delegates threaten protest if funds are blocked and vow to travel to the event with a plea for $1500 and $1000 aid. A recent meeting of the local council outlined plans and names the commander urging action.
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Unclear fragmentary text on local event or notice
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Training Camps Open Here For Student Officers
Camps at Camp Travis will open Thursday for Army ROTC style instruction. About 100 college men are expected to attend the six week courses with advanced instruction and active drills. Brigadier General William F. Smith will command the camps with Maj. Donald Singer as executive officer, while officers will supervise the student cadets at Camp Travis and in related training areas.
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Postal Exams Held Amid Election Preparations
Washington DC June 10 nations prepare for postal exams set for July as part of election efforts lists include Houston Lay City Teeville Crownword Frutenett Center debusar Carsienia Holibines Calvo Granger Vearite Minceal Wel Valestine Bert Arthur Texan City Skidmare and others.
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Tax valuations and expenses in Austin Texas discussed
A garbled report addresses tax valuations and expenditure mechanisms in Austin Texas. An application of 85000 is noted to defray expenses at a workers’ event, mentioning San Antonio experts and local names. The text references Anten Inst, Wayton Aiud city, and Greece related timing, but details are unclear.
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Controversy over literature sparks public debate in 1922
Fragmentary excerpts discuss literary criticism, sexuality, and censorship, citing Whitman, Wells, Joyce, and others. The piece notes a heated exchange among contemporaries and mentions reactions by critics like Lewis and Mullan. It reflects a period tense about modernist writing and moral standards.
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Protest Army Cut Telegraph to Chamber Over Bill
A fragmented 19th century telegram protests Army funding cuts and cost estimations. It cites the Chamber of Commerce with plans to mobilize 2000 business leaders and 150,000 enlisted personnel. The message urges unprepared expenditures be reconsidered by state authorities and echoes prior legislative missteps.
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