Work Ethic Urges Great Effort for Big Results
An editorial argues that worthy undertakings demand full energy and constant effort. It cites Texas as hosting the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Austin, praising its growth and school impact. It notes a state clothing contest for home economics students and comments on weather affecting cotton planting, irrigation ideas, and a pervasive baseball mania in daily papers.
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Texas
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Austin
State Department of Education
Lillian Peek
State Department
Patterson seeks Siam post first such application on record
Winston-Salem Republican National Committee woman Lindsay Lucy Patterson of North Carolina has requested appointment as minister to Siam. The move appears influenced by a friendship with the Siamese king formed in college in England. A Pennsylvania native, she earned the support of her state senators and once ran for Congress.
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Lindsay Lucy Patterson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Republican National Committee
North Carolina
Siam
England
Patterson
Pennsylvania
Congress
National Congress P T A Adopts Six P s Program
Austin event outlines six planks for national child labor control world court prohibition education and drugs with federal department of education aid and illiteracy elimination. The group notes a $29 000 endowment funds its outreach work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Board of Managers
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Department of Education
The
National Congress
Dallas centennial organizers form permanent Texas celebration body
Dallas Texas Thursday marked the completion of plans for a permanent Texas Centennial organization. A committee led by Louis Lipsitz of Dallas and including notable figures from Kingsville Anderson Houston Mexia Galveston and Fort Worth was named to select the director general. The centennial will honor key early Texas events with an estimated 20 million dollars needed for financing and possible federal aid.
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Dallas
Tex
Cato Sells
Fort Worth
Louis Lippitz
Alex. L. Adams
Kingsville
T. P. Buffington
Anderson
Oscar F. Holcombe
Houston
J. K. Hughes
Mexia
Geo. H. Slater
Galveston
Mr. Lipsitz
Cullen F. Thomas
Board of Governors
Texas
Sells Baid
Texas income taxes show drop in first quarter totals
Washington Texas income tax receipts for the three months ended March 31 totaled 9,694,325.64, down from 9,919,980.70 last year. First District rose slightly to 5,418,196, while Second District fell to 4,276,129 from 4,586,267 in 1924. only Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Oklahoma, and Utah increased. National collections declined to 519,238,820.98 from 586,780,190.39.
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Washington
Texas
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Oklahoma
Utah
Snow Falls at San Angelo Texas
San Angelo Texas reports snow on Wednesday marking the sixth day of rain after a three month drought. The week prior saw temperatures of 102 and 107 on Saturday, the hottest April day recorded in San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tex
First 1925 Edinburg Cotton Bale Aims for June 15
In Edinburg Texas the first 1925 cotton bale is expected to ship to the Houston market around June 15. Farmers F P Lewellen and Howard Salmon compete to produce the earliest bale, a race rich with cash from the auction of the first base on the Houston Cotton Exchange.
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Edinburg
Tex
Houston
F. P. Lewellen
Howard Salmon
Houston Cotton Exchange
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