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101. Commendatory Letter from Theo. Bering Jr. Commendatory Letter from Theo. Bering Jr. Prominent Houston Merchant from Early German Immigrant Family. Letter from Houston.
102. School Needs Pointed Out School Needs Pointed Out Clippings from the Houston Daily Post.
103. Advisory Committee of School Board Reports that General Condition is Good (continuation) Advisory Committee of School Board Reports that General Condition is Good (continuation) Continuation of clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
104. ""Politics in the School Room"" by Frank Crane ""Politics in the School Room"" by Frank Crane Clippings from a Houston syndicate.
105. Advisory Committee of School Board Reports that General Condition is Good Advisory Committee of School Board Reports that General Condition is Good Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
106. Congratulatory Letter to Mrs. Ewing on Tremont Hotel letterhead Congratulatory Letter to Mrs. Ewing on Tremont Hotel letterhead The Treemont Hotel still stands in Galveston and has been restored as a fine hotel.
107. Quotes of Interest Quotes of Interest Clippings from Houston.
108. Encouraging Letter from Mrs. James Ryman (continuation) Encouraging Letter from Mrs. James Ryman (continuation) Continuation of a letter from Matagorda, TX.
109. Encouraging Letter to Mrs. Ewing from New York (continuation) Encouraging Letter to Mrs. Ewing from New York (continuation) Continuation of a letter from New York.
110. Encouraging Note From Julia Ideson w/attached Reading List Encouraging Note From Julia Ideson w/attached Reading List Appointed in 1903 as Houston's first professional librarian Julia Bedford Ideson served as same for more than 40 years. A note from Houston.
111. Women Now Possess Rights in Lone Star Commonwealth by Mrs. Hortense Ward Women Now Possess Rights in Lone Star Commonwealth by Mrs. Hortense Ward Ward was the first woman admitted to the Texas State Bar in 1910. Clippings from the Houston Daily Post.
112. Letter from Hortense Ward to Mrs. Ewing Letter from Hortense Ward to Mrs. Ewing Ward was the first woman admitted to the Texas State Bar in 1910. Letter from Houston.
113. Letter on reverse side (of Texas State Federation of Labor Letterhead) from W.E. Carroll Letter on reverse side (of Texas State Federation of Labor Letterhead) from W.E. Carroll Letter from Austin.
114. Encouraging Letter to Mrs. Ewing from New York Encouraging Letter to Mrs. Ewing from New York Notice letterhead with elegant emblem. Letter from New York.
115. To Elect [School] Trustees by Vote of People To Elect [School] Trustees by Vote of People Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
116. Women Not in Control of City Schools Women Not in Control of City Schools Clippings from the Houston Chronicle
117. Article by Annette Finnegan Article by Annette Finnegan Finnegan was an 1894 graduate of Wellesley was an early Houston suffragist. Clippings from the Galveston Tribune.
118. Letter to Mrs. Ewing Requesting Help From Dallas Letter to Mrs. Ewing Requesting Help From Dallas Letter to Mrs. Ewing requesting help From Dallas.
119. Fight Starts for Women on School Board Fight Starts for Women on School Board Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
120. Women Who Enter Business..on Own (continuation) Women Who Enter Business..on Own (continuation) Continuation of clippings from the Houston Daily Post.
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