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Newspaper

Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1925

Page

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Tit for Tat by AB

Don’t forget fellow Democrats that factions seek to regain control next year. Buy your poll tax and be ready to oppose excess county administration. Rumor says the State Department of Education found no school funds records at the courthouse. Read the ads in The Times and support local advertisers.

State Department of Education Times Fori

Highway 73 regrading from Katy to Brazos River by Patterson and Pattison

The Old River Construction Company operates a tractor and grader on State Highway 78 between Katy and Brookshire. Highway 73 will be regraded and standard bridges built from Katy to the Brazos River through Pattison. Work authorized by the State Highway Commission at its September 21 meeting.

Old River Construction Company Katy Brookshire Brazos River Pattison State Highway Commission

Local notes on visits and schooling

S N Hovas of Houston was here Saturday on business. Miss Mamie Wilpitz is in Houston attending school.

S. N. Hovas Houston Mamie Wilpitz

Brookshire School Honor Roll Names for Houston Visitors

Brookshire School lists pupils earning honor roll with grades of B or higher in all studies and A in departments. The article also notes many Houston visitors and locals visiting or traveling, including Raymond Urban and Barry Aikens, plus families from Cameron, Sugarland, and Lake Charles.

Brookshire School

Frank Goidesek Dies in Sanatorium Fatal Wound

The body of Frank Goidesek, who died at a Houston sanatorium from a knife wound inflicted by Joe Balusek in a Friday altercation, was brought by train to Monaville for interment on Thursday.

Frank Goidesek Houston Joe Balusek Monaville

Tax Payors Urged to Pay County and State Taxes

Notice to taxpayers to pay County and State taxes at The Times office with tax rolls for Precincts Four and Five available for inspection and payment.

Times Office Precinct

Sunday Social and Local Visits Around Brookshire Route 1

Brookshire Route 1 residents Sammie Hilbert John and Elmo Willis Miss Anita Holis Edna and Bessie Sostak spent Sunday evening at Frank Kalajas home. John Sostak wife and daughter and John Repka and sons joined Kate Repka. Frank Kalaeje and Frank Ho lik attended business in Hempstead. Willie Repka visited Mollie IajtaSek. The band met Friday at John Parenica home. Joe Luonie Gregor of Bellville visits Route 1. Ted Chaeney family Mildred at Jacke Chaeney home Sunday. Steve Stephen Jr and wife at John Wray’s Saturday. Frank Gregor’s Friday party was enjoyable.

Sammie Hilbert John and Elmo Willis Anita Holis Edna Bessie Sostak Frank Kalajas Ted Chaeney Mildred Jacke Chaeney Steve Stephen, Jr John Wray

Local visits and travel notes from the area

Residents report several trips and visits from Crosby to Houston Brookshire Goose Creek Wallis and Hempstead. Families like Koshina Kusak and Styers are cited along with motorists Svach Fojtasek Wray and others. A group of young people attended a picture show in Hempstead last Thursday night.

Hempstead

Houston Fair and Fall Celebration Opens November 10

The Red Roosters of the Inner Circle in Houston announce a Fair and Fall Celebration at the Fair Grounds from November 10 to 22. Event features community activities and local festivities.

Houston Fair Grounds

Safes Blown at Fulshear Stores Without Loot

Wednesday prowlers visited Fulshear and blew open the safes at L. A. Briscoe store and the Post Office. They found no money in either location and left without items of value.

Fulshear Aysht L. A. Briscoe

Infant Son Passes After Joyful Birth

The friends of Mr and Mrs Max Wander mourn the death of their infant son who died Tuesday morning. The baby was born Monday morning and brought joy to the family, but God called the little one Home.

Max Wander

Briscoe Couple Visit City. Local Truckline Sold

A. Briscoe and wife of Ful shear were business visitors in our city last Thursday. Walter Yarbrough has sold his truckline that operates from here to Houston.

Jack Warren James Cawnon Hockley Our City Meachum Perry Liverpool Eng A. Briscoe Fulshear Walter Yarbrough Here Houston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Raymond Urban Wallace Urban Barry Aikens Red Bennett Mrs. H. Harris Lake Charles Hubert Dodds Cameron Chas. Greenwood Haney Browning Ise Frankis Jack Chapman Anna Vaught Kleinworth C. B. Green Clemens Mills R P. Mills Pollybelle Sartain Douglas Tompkins Mrs. V Randle Sugarland Frank Ried Phillip Stein Gladish Boulware Tom Ellis Irene Sturm Lowell Rapsiver Geraldine Wander Eileen Birbijian Elizabeth Holland Evan Neal Penny Edna Belle Gregory Lovie Mae Gregory Ty Jessie K. Dozier Rayne Kaskett Josephine Manasian Rees Bains, Jr Myrtle Trettin David M. Penny Brandon Legett Ty Sue Mary Bains Charles Hubbard Bessie Lee Henry Helen Grace Legler Doris Max Jack Frost Jerry Holik Rosa Holik Miss Vlasta Chas. Smith John Sostak John Repka Kate Repka Frank Kalaeje Frank Ho‘lik Eric Willis Roland Repka Willie Repka Mollie IajtaSek John Parenica Frank Gregor Joe and Luonie Gregor Bellville Miss F. Hammerling Larrell Lewis Emil Goidosek Rosie Koshina Crosby Bill Svach Frank Stasng and Edward Kocurek Wallis August Brode Jr Goose Creek John Kusak Stephan Otis Styers Paul Fojtasek Miss Mollie Guy Waller County Star Brand Mole Sumner
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