Tombstones and Cemetery Ornaments by Bellville Monument Works
Muske and Anderson represent Bellville Monumental Works offerings for tombstones monuments iron fences and cemetery ornaments as described in the ad brief.
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
5
Muske and Anderson represent Bellville Monumental Works offerings for tombstones monuments iron fences and cemetery ornaments as described in the ad brief.
A fragment argues some educators confine education to books and the classroom. It criticizes teachers for limited interest outside school, poor empathy, and lack of strong qualifications, noting their frequent unpopularity with students.
The article praises teachers for social adaptability and broad civic influence beyond classrooms. It argues respected teachers energize boys and girls clubs, farmers meetings, and reading circles, with community support tied to service quality. A brighter, broader view of public education in Texas is seen on the horizon.
For sale 5 acres of improved prairie land about 2 miles from Brookshire with a good well barn and fence and a habitable house. Suitable for peanut hay or pasture. For more details contact A. B. Anderson.
Dr L W Bains endorses B A Thomas Hog Powder as a cure for cholera worms and thumps, asserting profitable growth from birth to marketing age and offering a guarantee if it fails. The ad urges hog farmers to use the powder for disease prevention and better gains.
A government message urges Americans to buy Liberty Bonds as a patriotic duty and smart investment. It touts 3.5 percent interest, tax exemption, and the option to start with $50, plus two percent down payment and bank loan collateral if funds are needed, framing the bond as a legacy for future generations.
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