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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
5
A local critique condemns political manipulation and mob tactics linked to a Bolshevik label. The memo argues county finances mislead residents, notes rural road carryings and tax by donation for vats, and accuses unnamed groups of hiding behind masks to undermine government.
The game of base ball between Simonton and Brookshire is set for Sunday July 2 at 4 p.m. on the local diamond. Fans are urged to support the home team, as Mose Sumner notes in Mer.
The marriage of Miss Celestia Beyer once of our city to T C Walker of West Columbia occurred last Thursday June 22. She had been here recently before the wedding and many friends join The Times in wishing the couple happiness.
Little Fredie Ebel celebrated his fourth birthday Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F A Ebel. Friends joined in outdoor games and ice cream cones were served as refreshments. Hagel Tubbs is visiting relatives before their departure.
Last Saturday night the local Masonic Lodge held a public installation of officers in their lodge room over the Bank. C H Wade ll D D G M officiated. Elective officers were O G Collins W M W D Bains S W A R Sherman J W W D Mills Treas J D Cooper Sec E H Rogers Tyler. Appointive officers included A J Glick B D T Shearer J D E H Martin B S S E A Wooper J S R DeWitt Chaplain. A number of visitors witnessed the ceremony and refreshments followed.
Supreme Court Justice Arthur 8. Tompkins as Grand Master of New York Masons denounces the Ku Klux Klan. He calls the Klan vicious and un-American, warns loyalty to fraternity God country and fellowman, and asserts no room for masked men in the nation.
Chas Kellner brings a fine watermelon to the office and Armanak Agopian contributes cantaloupes. A. Muske delivers tomatoes and black eyed peas. A Houston bound truck keeps pace as farmers seize control from associations after a tough year.
An exhortation to progress urges boys and girls to seek advancement via direct routes rather than small jobs. It promotes Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas offering courses in bookkeeping shorthand business administration and finance and invites readers to mail for a free catalogue. Also mentions monuments by A H Muses as enduring tokens of affection.
A historical adage emphasizes merchants who advertise earn trust and reveal goods. It argues advertising invites inspection, proves wares, and keeps readers in touch with progressive offerings. Ads are presented as informative and profitable to readers and merchants alike.
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