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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
1
A writer critiques concealed racism in politics and business, accusing supporters of tacitly backing terror and graft. It argues public awareness will reveal klan ties and calls out merchants for using ads to lure trade. The piece references Emerson and moral decline, ending with a quip on drinking.
Planting seed offered at 1.10 per bushel by F B Brookshire. Car due in about ten days. Reserve now with Albert Dozier, Phone 51 Brookshire Texas. R Schumacher renews The Times subscription. W R Pattison renews subscription this week.
Miss Grace Vickers spent a week end in Galveston. Several ladies and gentlemen toured Houston Bryan and Waller. The Hampstead district board okayed the auditor's report and moves to normal finances after Kluxer era. Court adjourned due to Judge Manry’s illness. A. K. Brookshire renewed Times subscription. Residents shopped Simonton route 1 and Navajo. The deaths of Mrs Henry’s father prompted return to Livingston.
The item notes S N is closing out sale to help buyers stretch punch in clothing purchases. W N Strong and wife drove to Bryan last Sunday to visit their son Aretas Wander at Allen's Academy. Mrs W D Mills returned from Houston after visiting her mother Mrs Ida Dewitt. Butcher's report blanks at this office. E P Henry and son Ernest and daughters Ruby and Bessie Lee were in Livingstow several days last week.
Local ad promoting Brookshire Houston Truck Line offers quick service for hauling produce to Houston and selling it, with door delivery in Brookshire at moderate cost. Contact Highrabedian Truck Line at 41 Brookshire Texas for pickups and deliveries.
Cotton ginned in Waller County before Sept 1 totaled 3298 bales, down from 3722 on the same date in 1924. Muske visited Waco with friends. Notary services by A B Anderson at The Times Office. Advertisements include Dr J M Alexander and Mose Sumner in Houston for sale at Gra’s Lumber Yard. Several local bargains and a closing out sale by S N Hovas. Max Wander visited Simonton last Wednesday. Dance at Aurora Schoolhouse on Saturday night October 10 with good music. S F C H Stasny.
The law requires that in applying for automobile license it is mandatory to present the certificate showing that the owner of the car has complied with the Texas Headlight Law. No license will be issued unless certificate is presented. W. T. Sartain, County Tax Collector.
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