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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
6
The Brookshire Times indicates its status as a second class mail matter under the Act of March 3, 1897 and is processed at Brookshire for mailing. The snippet confirms the newspaper’s postal designation and office handling.
Jesus tells a parable comparing the kingdom of heaven to a man who sowed good seed in his field. An enemy sowed cockle among the wheat while workers slept, and when the plants grew the cockle appeared beside the wheat. The master explains the enemy’s action and remarks on the mixed crop.
The parable speaks of gathering at harvest time. Reapers are told to first collect the cockle, bind it for burning, and then gather the wheat into the master’s barn. It warns to let both grow until the harvest to avoid mistakenly uprooting the wheat.
We thank friends for sympathy kindness and floral offerings in our hour of sadness. Mr and Mrs John Stefka Sunny Side Texas. M A Briscoe of Fulshear was in our city Wednesday on business.
Route 1 Brookshire residents and visitors are noted for past week activities. Mrs. Robert McAllister visited her parents on Thursday. Several locals like Mollie Gaydosik and Fannie Wray traveled to Brookshire or Sunyside. Families such as Sturm, Sostak, and Stephin clans appeared at homes and events with neighbors in Sealy and Maine.
The Times page ad from Schwarz & Co Hempstead Texas promotes bargains to buyers. M G Kelley was in Houston Thursday attending to business.
The greatest and most accurate Seed Book for Booths offers 112 pages with 250 photos and full color covers. Hastings Seeds proclaims the 1925 edition best for garden and field seeds with low prices and free seed packets for all 1925 customers.
Tam offers genuine Me Wane cotton seed at 1.75 per bushel F O B Brookshire. Sold in 3 bushel and 100 lb sacks. J W Avieny accepting orders. Mose Sumner leaves Wednesday night for San Antonio to buy Spring stock. Stray notices: 1 black horse eight years old, 1 black mare mule twelve years old 15 hands no brand, 1 brown mare colt no brand near Adams school house. $500 reward for information leading to recovery.
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