Old Citizens Dies at 67 After Cattle and Market Work
J H Kiteman died at home at 10 15 p m on Thursday February 1 age 67 years 11 months 21 days. He was a cattle and marketman born to German parents who settled in Harris County. Survived by widow and three sons Emile Henry Otto and a daughter Mrs C A Wilpitz. Funeral from his home and burial at German Methodist Cemetery Pattison. The Times offers condolences.
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J. H. Kiteman
Mr. Kiteman
Spring Branch
Harris County
C. A. Wilpitz
Pattison
Emile
Houston
Henry
Otto
Emergency aid for Texas schools faces slow legislative action
In a plea echoed across rural districts, Texas lawmakers weigh a three to four and a half million dollar emergency aid plan for schools. The bill, aimed at per capita distribution, has stalled in committees, while public schooling timetables threaten closures. A $3 million emergency measure was later approved by the house, awaiting senate approval and funding.
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Austin
House
Senate
Friends of Education
Tower‘house
Tolerance and aid without sermonizing in charity
A writer cautions against helping the less fortunate with preaching or imposing personal beliefs. True charity should lift others without branding them with the helper's religion politics or munificence. The piece argues intolerance defeats the purpose of aid.
Boughton Dozier Tie The Knot In Methodist Ceremony
Last Monday night Miss Doris Boughton and Mr Elmer Dozier were married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Leferney officiating. Friends of the couple extend congratulations in the Times.
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Doris Boughton
Elmer Dozier
Leferney
Local Notes From Fairbanks Area and Surrounding Towns
Albert Foster of Fairbanks visited in the home of Mr and Mrs F Weaver Sunday afternoon. Miss Wilda Brown is reported sick. Mrs F Weaver was shopping in town Friday. Henry Bremer made a business trip to Houston. Gus W Krienke spent Sunday on Waller Route 3 where there is a great attraction. K C Brejoha visits home folk this weekend. Everett Weaver motored to Houston last Wednesday. Black Eyed Darling.
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Albert Foster
Fairbanks
Mra
F. Weaver
Henry Bremer
Houston
Gus W. Krienke
Waller
Everett Weaver
Black Eyed Darling
Sleet Covers Land Paralyzing Cold Week
The region endured an unexpected winter spell with sleet and icy trees. Residents stayed indoors as travel faltered and local baker Cushfoot was seen hiding from the freezing day, described as the weeping week of the year.
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Old Boreal
Cushfoot
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Illness and Death
Acknowledges kindness shown during the illness and death of the husband and father. Signed by Mrs. J. H. Kitzman and Children. Advertisement for burial robes suits and creases offered by A. H. Muske at moderate cost. Subcribe for The Times.
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J. H. Kitzman
A. H. Muske
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