Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-17
embers OF Executive Committee Cattle Raisers' Association OF Tt
TEXAS DOCTORS FAVOR EDUCATIONAL AMENDMENT.

TEXAS DOCTORS FAVOR EDUCATIONAL AMENDMENT.
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awsAr THE 4oce ORGANIZATION THINKS OF The AMENDMENT.
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tn legislature grants these appropriations. the money will have to con
u d. the pockets of the taxpayers within the neN two years On the they
hand II the people adopt thu proposed amendment to the constitution and
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BOARD OF regents m the presidents of the four state ormal hoo III
board OF regents and the president Of the College OF Industrial Arts, the
uoaru oI regents OF the state University, the Officers of the Texas Fedora
un Of Womens Clubs and Of the Texas Congress of Mothers
3 r brooK a. Charles Schreiner, Kerrvila
T. !. Lovett Houston. F. M. Bradley, Austin.
VIII !. Hogg, Honston E B.. Parker, Houston.
a Z. Lasater, Falfurras. S E Mezes, Austin.
Clarence Ousey' fort WORTH. r. L. Bats, Austin. .
George A. Robertson, Dallas. " n Rurges ri paso =
John ". Hopkins. Galveston,
G. lombard Dallas "' 'o 0o"' q So""o'