Back Again and Prohibition Era Reflections
A reflective column urges community support for schools through property assessments and prompt tax payments. It notes federal officers rounding up bootleggers near Houston and narcotics cases, mentions Gulf Production Co. drilling, and comments on the Texas Democratic Convention in Dallas and Republican party tensions during Reconstruction-era intolerance debates.
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Federal
Prohibition
Houston
Dallas
Texas
South
Local residents and visitors frequent Bellville and area
Brookshire Route 1. F L Gregor and family visited in Bellville Sunday. R E Pierce and wife of Houston spent the weekend in Gaidosik home. Searcy Willis returned to Brenham for duties after visiting his parents. Joe Harbacek visited Yarra home Sunday. Raymond Mikeska of Houston spent the weekend on the route. Joe Kasper and wife were visitors to Waller last Thursday. Vivian Lewig spent Sunday evening with Anita Halik.
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F. L. Gregor
Bellville
R. E Pierce
Houston
Gaidozik
Joe Harbacek
Yarra
Raymond Mikeska
Joe Kasper
Waller
Vivian Lewig
Anita Halik
Attorney General Rules Against Judge Mandy Nomination
Assistant Attorney General Allen Clarke advised the Secretary of State to disregard Judge J L Manry's pretext in the Ninth judicial district nomination. McCall defeated Manry for renomination. Manry argued two more years remained under a district reorganization act.
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Austin
Allen Clarke
Secretary of State
J. L. Manry
Rivingston
Conroe
Manry
McCall
Campaign Attacks Spark Un American Back Fence Rampage
Dr Work campaign manager says the Republican bid should fail as the attack approach is too dirty for the party to win with. The remark frames the anti Smith push as un American and subversive to the election efforts.
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al Smith
Dr. Work
Coming Nuptials Announced At Bunco Party
Mrs. H. D. Cooper hosted a seven table bunco party at the K P hall where two brides elect were honored. Miss Elnora Muske and Miss Birdie Boughton are to wed in October to Dr. L. L. Menke of Hempstead and Horace Mathews. Telegr am read announcements revealed the engagements.
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H. D. Cooper
Banco
K.P. Hall
Elnora Muske
L. L. Menke
Hempstead
Birdie Boughton
Horace Mathews
Cotton ginned here at Pattison lists by ginnery
The report shows cotton ginned up to Thursday morning at Pattison by ginnery. Donigan McCauley Co ginned 795 bales Trettin Trettin 990 P H Donigan 725 G E Boing 410 G Baronian 450.
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Pattison
Donigan-McCauley Co
Trettin & Trettin
P. H. Donigan
G. G. Baronian
G.E. Boing
Hempstead Public School Opens With Community Program
Hempstead public school opened Monday with a public program featuring remarks by R S Bracewell Democratic nominee for county attorney D C Brumfield new principal H Morgan and W D Weimers local ministers Enrollment is expected to reach 1250 including 11 transfers from Cedar Creek and rural school.
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Hempstead
Bracy Island Notes From Goose Creek Visit and Local Happenings
Mrs. A J Brod and daughter of Goose Creek are visiting A A Brod and family for two weeks. Local showers hinder crop progress and damage the temple. A large crowd gathered at the platform last Saturday night but the band and lights were missing. Will Creighan and wife spent Sunday with Mrs F C Christopher. Mrs A J Brod and E L Brord motored to Waller last Sunday on business.
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A. J. Brod
Goose Creek
A. A. Brod
Will
Creighan
E. L. Brord
Waller
Personal notices from Sealy and Houston visits
C A Wilpitz attended to business in Houston Thursday. Mesdames W F Donald and A B Anderson were Sealy visitors last Tuesday. Miss Loraine Feigan from near Hempstead visited her aunt Mrs Ed Wilpitz. Alva Neuman and wife and Mrs Ed Neuman and children were Houston visitors last Wednesday. Mr E D Legler and daughter Miss Helen Grace went to San Antonio last Friday night, meeting Miss Dorris Avery. Legler accompanied Miss Avery to Devine where she will enter school. Hon C H Waddell of Rosenberg here to discuss local telephone needs. company will replace wires in the business district with cables for better service.
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E. D Legler
Helen Grace
San Antonion
Dorris Avery
C. H Waddell
Rosenberg
Notice to creditors on Hempstead Colored High School project
Notice to all claimants on any interest in the Hempstead Colored High School building that the project nears completion and the contractor and Board of Trustees seek prompt presentation of all unpaid bills caused by construction. C. H. Urban, President, Hempstead Independent School District Board of Trustees. Please pay your subscription.
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Hempstead Colored High School
Board of Trustees
C. H. Urban
Hempstead Independent School District
Frenchy's Harmony Orchestra to Play at Styers Platform Dance
Frenchy s Harmony Orchestra will furnish music at the Styers Platform Dance Saturday night September 15. Buy school supplies at the Variety Store and save on merchandise. Tablet filler pencil and gum for .09.
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Frenchy
Harmony Dance
Styers
Local Advertisements and Notices Roundup
Local business ads invite friends to visit Mr Max Wan der for fall merchandise and low prices. A dentist notes visiting Brookshire on specified days. A buried find offer promises a cash reward for five unmarked turkeys. Art sales and seed potatoes offered by private sellers. A farm wanted notice seeks Texas property for sale. Notary public Mille promotes Farmers State Bank and The Times for news.
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