Jefferson High in Will Appeal to Pupils
Jefferson High School plans to appeal to pupils amid a discussion on modern education emphasizing a pleasant environment as key to student motivation. The article details architecture and facilities proposed for Jefferson High, including a 2000-seat auditorium, specialized laboratories, and integrated telephonic systems, aiming to accommodate growing enrollment and improve learning conditions.
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Abrabin Lingole
Jevferson
Thomas
OY. Hartte
Lort- Wood
Rehool
Aindy
Grecie
Accomodats
Tellerson High School
Yodo Studun
Aglianova Abiape
Schgel
Del Rio Police Force Struggles with Staffing and Phones
Del Rio's police force operates with no phone lines as city leaders slash costs across departments. A new police chief has yet to be appointed to fill the vacancy created by resignations, with two patrolmen currently serving amid continued budget pressures.
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Leras
Nove 1
Tax Collections Rise in Karnes County Report
Karnes County tax collector Moh Ni Patter reports growing income from the last quarter. The total collections reached 2,005,000 with year to date at 2,450,000, reflecting steady gains despite hardship. Local officials note improved performance across districts and stronger enforcement of delinquent accounts.
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Karnes
Alighity
Sitvordhin
Week-End Showers Aid West Texas County Crops
Weekend showers in Pecos County and surrounding West Texas areas bring significant benefit to the range and ranchlands. Reports indicate lingering cool mornings and scattered showers boosting moisture for pastures and soil conditions, with farmers noting improved viability of crops despite uneven distribution.
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West Texas
Tno
Texas
de Tho
Property protection case at University of Vesna defense council
In a formal action, university officials seek to protect property against presumed threats and unlawful use. The case outlines measures by campus authorities to safeguard assets amid alleged precuniary pressures and internal disputes.
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Austin
Terns
New
University of Vesna
Tatowsen Xem Am
Schol
Rxirn Guinrds
Etenninus Ulgkity
Boobs and Bias in a Fray Over Water Pressure
A garbled clip mentions a Senator and a partisan dispute as minutes note adjustments to faucets in a shower bath. It hints at family, residence, and home plumbing while the report remains unclear on specifics or outcomes.
Plan Offered to Depositors in Del Rio Bank Failure
Del Rio Texas November 10 Depositors of the closed First National Bank of Del Rio heard a plan presented by National Bank official W A Binelitiy for the Del Rio National Bank in Coke myeropecta. The plan would pay depositors under $200 immediately and those with larger amounts over ten years in installments. About 2160 depositors were affected, with roughly one quarter under $200 and total deposits around $50,000. The bank owed about $410,000 in deposits with loans around $1 million. Depositors with over $200 were asked to sign to accept installments beginning July 1 1942 and November 1 1983. Some depositors favored consolidation. liquidation could take three to five years with all deposits paid in that scenario.
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del Rio
Texas
First National Bank of Tieltio
Menjedel Fy National Rak Heeminar
W. A. Binelitiy
del Tin Nasional Bank
I. Ohemouth Inter Airecturn
Sandinn
Sandtin
Epoaitora
Denowita
Norvorbies
Tanger
Kandlin
Sandlin
Sears Pond
Diversification Plans Brought to Meet in Texas
Farmers from two counties in Texas plan to shift from cotton to a diversified crop program. In a meeting at Twedletonville, they agreed to plant tomatoes, cantaloupe, and other vegetables after the harvest begins, aiming for a bumper crop through a first experiment.
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UAV
Texas
Farmera
Community notice from late 1920s PTA and club events
Readers are informed of a long list of school and civic club activities. The ThA Mark Tevaty Junior School PTA hosts a meeting with a program on character building and a treat in the cafeteria. Delegates attend a state convention. Numerous local clubs including Daughters of the American Revolution and various women’s, church, and social groups plan meetings, dinners, cantatas, and Christmas events at churches, hotels, and the parish house, with dates in November and December.
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Mark Tevaty Jeunior School
PT. A
Byiday
Ee Svhiitied Sarsares Laws Scin
Sawtelle
Dan D'enry
Satlier
Valker
Tue
Ford
Tiengan Vanstan
Deluck
Tre 1
Boscom Watts
San Antonio de Bexar
Daughters of the American Revolution
Toursing
Duuchion Sissinn
Decatvirw Trainon
Alert Jv. Grant
Chayler
Alate Cantorenes
Ac Flouston
Myre
Farnsworth
Herbert Mordon
John I. Means
J. Thornhill
A Th Mvey
Cannon
May Lightorne
Ginavore
Local club meeting amid travel talk and a big dessert
Lee Loring shared a travelogue from a summer trip abroad featuring Scotland and the Gand ra midnighe suig. The program included a color show, yellow dahlias as centerpieces, and decorative cards. Attendees included Mesdames Wolfe and Wolfe presiding, with reports on the Texas Congress of Mothers and related associations. A sedan auditorium party was planned for Friday November 20.
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Alain Scotland
Jong Able
Iin
Avi Sella Ennelics
Silane Jinhlers
Mesdngmica Itor Pietky
Wesa Tver
Lorike Ursug
Maze Tinyz
Clara Myre
Henry Dirkmann
J. J. Mogan
Watts
Richart Vanderstrattan
Mr. Darts
Spencer
Tibionis
Cane
Mort Werth
Dallas
Mordames
Powell
Tmibyl
Roger
Wolfe
Te Laveil
Ryanrie
Texas
Congress of Mothers Land
Crarge Unilman
Mise Matrice Fryekborg
Violet Toland
George Hoffman
Girls' School to Have New Gym
Gainesville News reports a new gym planned for the Girls School located east of Greenme, featuring an oak floor and protective weatherproofing. The project includes upgraded kitchen facilities and revised rooms to improve athletic and recreational spaces for students.
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Gainesvilef
Teen
The
Nile Uenining School
Gres Me
Giaigresiy
Publicity Efforts for History Textbooks and Shrine Images
San Antonio and other sites are to receive exhibits and photographs for a history textbook project. Officials including Howell Jones and Hubert BK. Caer seek context material on the Spanish governor’s palace and local missions, requesting citywide publicity and distribution through educational channels.
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San Antonio Sim
Imiduatka
Mente
Serlion
Wirth
Maovee Peabody
Kaehside
Bean
Fiolace
Anateria
Howell Jones
Séerelney
Hitching Rack Erected in Town Sparks Parking Change
In SPIINGDALH Ark on Nov 16 a town mercantile house added a rear tack room for horses and other animals, replacing the old hitching rack as farmers dispose of their stock and seek space for parking.
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Spiingdalh
Ark
Porcupines Captured North of Canyon in Pest-Wrecks
Report from Fexax November 10 describes porcupines captured eight miles north of Canyon by We Wo Holl John cay the anion highway and Frank Wicks city masshil. Several porcupines were seen in the country during the pest wrecks and have been known on the plains in recent years.
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Canyon
Fexax
We Wo Holl
John Cay
Frank Wicks
City Masshil
Vignettes on Victorian Morals and Public Behavior
Fragmented text surveys 19th century attitudes toward manners and virtue. It cites reflections on smoking in public, sobriety, bathing, discretion, and social propriety, noting strict codes for bachelors and decorum in public spaces. The passage hints at historical warnings about behavior and influence on civil society.
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Aulane
Philadelphia
Iliiquetie
Smakii
Girls Aspire to Randolph Flying School Interest Grows countrywide
Letters from all parts of the country reach the Randolph Flying School at Medolph field asking about Air Corps training. Lieut James D Gireus curates this correspondence, providing information to inquirers and directing aspiring applicants to suitable schools if they do not meet entry criteria.
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Meodelph
Irda
Jo Fonr
Sueenchok
Air Corps
Nandelph
James D. Gireus
Sterling Pardon Request Involving Deputy Convict
Governor Sterling was urged to grant a pardon for deputy sheriff Manuel Aguilar of Hare County, convicted in 1907 and conditionally pardoned in 1913. The plea, raised by Mayer M. Wilson, seeks restoration of citizenship for Aguilar amid ongoing political pressure and attention from Mexican American community leaders.
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Sterling
Manel Aguilar
Hare County
Mayer M. B. Wilaou
Kslo
Soversioc
Remr Aguillge
Marion
Gap in Highway Opened to Traffic After Repairs
A partially damaged highway section near Concho county reopened to traffic after repairs to the roadway and bridge connections. Limited improvements and payment arrangements are noted, with continued work expected to complete remaining ties and surface upgrades along Highway 4 from Paint Rock toward the river.
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Concho County
Concho
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