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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
1
Report describes swapping the San Antonio Beethoven Hall Klan headquarters for forty five acres in Bexar county. It notes shifts in the National Democratic Party amid internal clashes at a New York convention and attacks a rival publication linked to a Washington klan paper.
Brookshire defeated Angleton 3 to 2 in eleven innings last Sunday afternoon. The contest drew fan interest and high excitement throughout, with a hectic late innings sequence and a close final score.
The Brookshire School will open on Monday September 14 following the district teachers institute at Brenham held the week of September 7.
Local group aligned with Butter s plans to block a county road fund by withholding a special election. Judge Chester Bryan has stepped aside after changes in leadership and strategy emerge.
Miss Ruby Lee Ransom of Austin visits Miss Sartain family in Hempstead. Numerous social calls and trips are noted, with residents visiting Houston Brenham Bryan Marlin Sealy Galveston and other locations. Travel to Colorado Arizona Arizona and Saratoga is also mentioned along with attendance at summer schools and familial visits. Toddler and two adults are referenced among the social pages.
Misses V Browning and I Morrison have returned from visiting friends at Nixon.
Brookshire Route 1 notes a Pattison dance drawing a large crowd last Saturday night. Families including Sostak, Garris, Gaydosik, and Howard are mentioned with visits in Brookshire Needville and nearby towns. Mary Zudelsky’s grandmother illness prompts family gatherings plus a planned August 29th dance at Clara Hilbert’s home.
The Brookshire Motor Co is remodeling the Donigan building on Front Street into a garage. Owner Mr Cooper says moving in today and will test and inspect headlights and automobiles under the state law effective September 1.
Sunday morning in Brookshire featured the Dancing Beauty event. Miss Mollie Fojtasek led the dance on Sunday night to a well attended, enjoyable program. Robber Polasek of Rosenberg visited his brother last week. Frank Gregor and family spent Saturday in Bell A. Laas of Bellville visited H. Laas, while Ernest Garris of Crosby stayed with the Buethes.
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