Texas home seekers drawn to garden spot of the state
CORRESPONDENCE notes Texas settlers flocking to a rich farming area as rains boost crops and stock. Pansy Cone, child of G H Cone, remains ill under care of Doctors Hensley and Fly. W Irvin moved cattle to leased pasture near the Springs. berry yield low but plums look strong. Excursion rates to San Antonio tempt readers. school week ends with Miss Edith King returning to Stockdale. Unionists attend Pandora church for a prohibition lecture.
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Pansy
G. H. Cone
Hensley
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W. Irvin
San Antonio
Edith King
Stockdale
Stockdale Letter Highlights Winds Hit Crops and LocalDeaths
April report notes severe high north winds damaging crops and orchards. D. T. Hall, 82, longtime county settler, died and was buried. Community movements include residents traveling to Lavernia San Antonio Victoria and Sutherland Springs. The note mentions DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and local business moves by Faust & Martin in Floresville.
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James Hall
Neal Wilborn
Joe McIntire
Hays Holstein
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Upton
Eureka Telephone Co
Irene
San Antonio
Franie Ware
San Marcos
Will Smith
Hardin Beard
Victoria Bell
Marcelona
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