Tragic Garwood death after four hour revival attempt
Ervin Reitz a 2 year old ape was killed by electric shock while repairing a confectionery in Garwood. He touched an energized extension cord and was removed from beneath a near ing. four hours of artificial respiration failed. He left a wife and three year old son and was a popular local business figure and baseball captain. Funeral held Monday at Nada Catholic church with large attendance.
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E. A. Reitz
Ape
Garwood
Waldlas
Tor
Grorge Wile Uam
EG Lee
Assis
Wetare
Garewood
Uils
Ervin Reitz
Popullar
Bnd
Ervin
Mya
G Rett
Preston Walker Dallas
Billen W Houston
Nada Catholic Church
Nada
Texas
Ervin A. Reitz
Wren Fran Vabyhood
Manhaud Emiong
Red
Ervin Reite
Tai
Mian Ald Keanty
al- Jeytan
Seitz Whwaye
Tayers
Ostho Ue
Garwood Baseball Club
Ar- Torr
Nour
Tittte
J. 2
Mr. Murray
Sethodist Church
Bev. Acrey
Bev. Acrey, Pistar of the “Prespyesimir Church. Little "J.D
Wes Alan
Tee Cass
Hermann Shimmel
Wil Hivar
J. McDonald
Jim Kalima
Ben Huyar
Wil Aynoln
AM Proks
Ches. Kofiin
Schoenburg Sticker editor wedding report incomplete
Article fragment notes the Schoenburg Sticker editor BA Bos married in New York City. Bride Wiss Helen Diechmann, post ceremony travel planned to Quebec Canada and Mayann Cuba with homeward return anticipated. text ends discussing fish of folly.
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Schoenburg
Bos
New York
Wiss Helen Diechmann
Quebec
Canade
Mayann
Cuba
Sunday School Primary Classes Entertained at Home
On Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr Tarn, Flenard Ney, Mrs Kithy Belly Ney and Dorothy Darby jointly entertained their primary classes of the Presbyterian and Baptist Sunday Schools. Sixteen children attended, with a prize awarded to Binleleipe McCarty for best essay. Refreshments of ice cream were served.
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Wid Tarn
Flenard Ney
Mies Kithy Belly Ney
Dorothy Darby
Oren on Bagle Lake Weathered by Odd Ball Game
Fragmentary note describes a baseball game at Bagle Lake with poor conditions and disappointment for spectators. The garbled text mentions an inst Bundes and a reference to a game being incomplete or canceled, with a sense of waning anticipation.
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Bagle Lake
Two arrests in Rock Island murder mystery case
OlYado County sheriff’s office reports two arrests in the Willaim Kilmmek murder near Rock Island. Dale Stapleton, 21, and another man were jailed in Columbus, with bond set at 1000. The victim’s body was found near Rock Island after a missing week. Local investigations target booze making, bootlegging and theft in the Rock Island community as officers pursue further leads.
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Olyado
Tom Heard
Graves Peter
Qeparhies Eublly
Willai Kilmmek
Rock Island
Jhave
Offieces
Columbus Bidney
Wing
Yrand
Dale
Willan Kilmmek
Bock Island
Fock -Ialund
Rock Talund Communisty
Thnt
County Agent to Move to Matlin County in 1925
The county appoints a new agent to move to Matlin with headquarters at Marly. He will oversee dates of his new post, while Dun has already done forty years of work in this county and earned strong farmer cooperation. The appointee is described as earnest, consistent, and focused on improved methods, diversified interests, and practical farming gains.
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Uae
Parts
Wills
Marly
Dun
Resolution of Sympathy From Garwood Ball Chit
Garwood Texas June 19 8 regular meeting of the Garwood Baseball Club adopts a resolution of sympathy for the parents wife and children of Ervin Reitz a fellow teammate He will be missed Friends and relatives visit Gulf and nearby areas with a barbecue at the Walker home including Doris Helen Chansblesa and Alvin Weaver with Lew Nietsch among attendees
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Garwood
Texas
Garvood
Eagle Lake
Garwood Dasbali Club
Mad Ilide
Ajid
Tham-Mate
Ervin Reitz
Henry Chansblesa
Quif-Mimvlim-Ganada
Doris Helen
Swnnch
Alvin Weaver
Lews Nietsch
Gulf
Will Walker
Walker
CnLough aNON PINE BIRTHDAY LARTY MONDAX SUMMARY
An informal note describes a birthday party at Larty on Mondax with children enjoying games and refreshments including fog cones and cake. The text is fragmented but conveys a festive, family gathering atmosphere.
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Mondax
Gas line plans stir Eagle Lake residents
Citizens of Eagle Lake anxiously await natural gas service as reports say Cr timbus and Eagle Lake may be included in the winter delivery. The Headlight notes arrangements made and a petition to urge the arts council to back efforts toward securing gas for Eagle Lake and nearby towns.
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Wetmar
Dokki
Columbus
T. Po
Weimarland
Eagle
Hage Lake
Ochir
Eagles Lake
Eagle Lake
Arts Council
Construction Under Way On Costly New Theatre
Foundation work is progressing on the Main Street theatre project in Boal Texas. FH Reese reports heavy unloading of steel and bricks as crews excavate foundations and begin ground placement for a 120 foot deep brick and concrete show house. Target completion is October 1, with plans for a premier cinema under manager Carl A. Mileniz.
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Reese
Hayes
Stephens
Boal Texas
Herse
Main Sire
Tall
Carl A. Mileniz
Tor Sagle Dake
Measure Would Aid Texas Potato Farmers In Legislature
Benttor Archie Parr proposes a bill to aid Texas potato farmers by authorizing the commissioner of agriculture to set grading and classification standards for cri tined shipments. Administration would be under a commission appointed by the secretary of agriculture at the request of county courts, with salaries drawn from general county funds or a $4 inspection fee per carload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benttor
Archie Parr
Texas
Secretary of Ages Culture
Cariond
Pioneer Chitzen of Weimar Died Tuesday
Mrs. Chitzen of Weimar, 70, died Tuesday afternoon after years of ill health. Funeral held from the family residence with Rev. Merrick of the Lutheran church officiating. She was a noted planter in Weimar and is survived by several relatives.
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Chitzen
Weimar
Rogers
Merrick
Cal Lutheran
Atshalt
Rigera
Comma Boy Scouts Plan Mosquito War in Town
The Columbus Goop reports a Boy Scouts campaign to exterminate mosquitos. Led by Rev. W. A. Flachweler, scouts plan to visit every residence to apply repellents and suggest mowing and weed removal. A $250 fund is raised by residents for the effort. Also noted are social visits from Miss Ruby Guitnshigar and Miss Lwlle Noy.
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Columbus
Boy Scouts
W. A. Flachweler
Standig
Colorate
Buys Wall
Utirn
Rodext Onespig
Geonutt Sieigner
Minktorn
Chamber of
Cammdnalon
Este
Conus
Richard Dix Stars in The Wheel of Life Two Day Run
Richard Dix headlines The Wheel of Life in a two day engagement beginning on Host AHnday. The article notes his black mustache and new look as part of the publicity and describes the appeal of his latest performance.
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Childer Conklin
Bela
Rlenard
Richard
Wheel of Life
Local Fair Highlights and Social Gatherings Amid Weeklong Events
Local notices describe a village fair with contests in bridge and other activities, prizes awarded to Mrs. Burns Waggoner and Trinity attorney, plus a weekend visit by A. Brammgook to San Antonio and a trip by DrAP P Boole with Mrs. Doole to Northern Arizona for the Ninth Annual Smoke Brake Dance, noting various social engagements and travel.
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Drap P Boole
Mexico
Mra. Doole
Arizona
Detained youth in Feltz case shocks local readers
Fragmentary OCR shows a troubled young man connected to the Feltz case, with references to his three year old son John, and mentions of relatives including Mrs. Walker of Dallas and Mrs. Stilts of Houston. The garbled text hints at a family dispute or detention affecting multiple kin.
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Feltz
John Devidi
Ra Mire
J. c. Fale
P. A. Walker
Dallas
M.D
Seven carloads of watermelons roll this week
Seven carloads of watermelons shipped from this area this week. The first car left Thursday from Jos Samora’s melon bed near Chesterville. Two more cars followed Saturday from Koeckler Sand farm, and FR Larsen, FR Chatham, and Lee Bros. farms each sent cars. The melons are described as good quality though not unusually large. Estimated total shipments for the season may reach about 100 carloads. Rainy weather may help vines grow more melons, potentially boosting output. The first sale of hone-grenon melons occurred Saturday afternoon in Chesterville, with fruit priced at 4 to 50 cents each.
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Chesterville
Jos Samora
Tegan
FR. Larsen
FR. Chatham
Brother
Barney
Lee Bros. Farm
Nore
Tl Lz
Saconi
Uo Simoes
Chesturwils
Teask
Tocal girls holding positions in Dallas
Miss Lucilla Meek a former Brel Lake girl spent one week here aiding her previously at the San Antonio office.Geo. H. Heck accompanied her to Dallas where she will be converted with the Ratlas official of le Sanye Tem etth whirl sbu has tem with in San Railmata. Lake werttart of the sanye frene in die Dallas office, mad Miss Lyestle is meanwhile ta Sie ta ese Yaak keener.
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Lucilla Meek
Ane
Geo. H. Heck
Abe
Dallas
Miss Lyestle
Yaak Keener
Remodeling Torn For Tanny Company Geeneese
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Caron
Mtoe
Nuovbin Stern
Earle Lake
Roy Towel
Lowell
Loyal Girls Off to Camp by Methodist Assembly
A fragment notes Mrs R T Westmoreland leaving for a Girls Camp associated with the Methodist assembly at Herrville. Accompanied by a companion, the group is described as joining recreation and Christian studies activities.
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Mra
R.T. Westmoreland
Gam Adolnista
Methodist’ Assembly
Arsine
Herrville
Pin You
Mingle Linke
Ots
Wil
Ae Oriel
Funeral for Et Bredhage Held at Lakeside Cemetery
The body of Et Bredhage was recovered after a car overturned near a culvert on a rural road. He was traveling alone toward a destination, and his brother K Brodhage of Eagle Lake arrived after the accident. Charles Hoghworth led the inquest, and interment followed at Lakeside Cemetery with many friends in attendance.
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Bredhage
Hubley
Mel
Tan
Mr. Brodhage
K. Brodhage
Eagit Lake
Mnvek
Hay
Charles Hoghworth
Lakeside
Trav
J. C
Wilson
Die
Grapes Grow at Garwoud Vineyard in Bantem Era
The article describes grapevines flourishing at Garwoud, noting young vines and promising fruit for the season. It mentions Mr Prinsmeyyr tending the vines, with anticipation of a sturdy harvest for the people of the region.
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Vartelles
Convoy Pursues Suspect in Tipton County City
A disorderly scene unfolds as a man named Jimmy Houston, possibly lying about identity, is pursued after a reported crime near a paved area in Hoar Mileelan Valley. Witnesses say he claimed to be Mins Zyl Lake, with no verifiable ties to Tipton or the state.
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Victoria
Dewitt
Cooney
Willy
Ian
Walter
Mileelan
Negm
Sa Jimmy Houstan Ant
Mins Zyl Lake
Loent Celine Peuphe
Tipton Anti
Otek
Hare
Visit of former chiicens sparks Saturday gathering
Fragmentary note describes a Saturday visit by former chiicens at a location near Hila Lake and Poole, with mentions of individuals such as Brain, Lant, Mira, Jock Weyl Jr, Mrs Wieght, Alina Marrig, and Jersya Milas, but details remain unclear.
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Hila Lake
Poole
Mira
Jock Weyl
Aldain
Wieght Wax Misa Alina Marrig
Mig
Jersya Milas
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Flip Denk
Lester Bunge
J. Drapelo
Novia Catholla Ehorch
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B. A. King and Coon Lindwer
Mort Werth
Rigo Molen
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Getrulenbure
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Witte
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Louia Seber
Wiste Schultz
Gud Mws
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Walker Attson
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Mise Ol Walker
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Mev de Beadsn
Gerere Brod
Herbert Braden
Mare
Braden
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Mey Mt
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Missadie Mickow
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Ho OR. Batila
Tiez
Rsumbruod
Mire Cleo Ratii
Matilin
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EAME
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Calumbus
R. B. Reese
YEXAS
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Glenni
Direntor
Malcolm
Fran
van Dinn
van Dine
Wisar
Nef
Comma Boy Scouts
Ruby Guitnshigar
Iniy
San Antonio
Werconain
Lwlle Noy
Richard DIX
Bmge Parry Nongas Wuree
Burns
Bar
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Welford
Tivday
Biterngo
Bridge
Oworlue
Howord Fitzgerald
Guulion
Trinity
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San Antony
Chesterviles
Tocal Girls
Tore
Tanny Company
Geenese
Efor
Virginie
Olka
Tehntan Tees View
Dembien
Renyntog
Rahe
Elie de Ate Lng
Mra W. D
Molloway
New Orleans
Elon Way Raberk
Eyl Tayles
Garwoud
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