Marcelona Notes Show School Term Ends In May
Marcelona notes describe a seven month term led by Prof. Tom Popham and Miss Maud, a Friday concert by teachers and pupils, a Saturday picnic with Supt. Woods, and a Friday baseball game between Marcelona and Stockdale. A postscript covers Stockdale letters on housing, depots, and community events, with social visits, travel to Austin and Floresville, and a local Farmers Union picnic scheduled for May 15.
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Tom Popham
Maud
A. S. West
Stockdale High School
R. M. Woods
Stockdale
Marcelona
Ben Stiles
Lillie Bobles
Pflugerville
Dora Conn
Fort Worth
San Francisco
Cal
J. E. Wiseman
Carl Wheeler
A. Gray
San Antonio
Joe and
Ethel Wade
Ramah Franklin
Lena Mae Scott
Ross McKenzie
Elbert Franklin
Floresville
Irwin Popham
Forrest
Claude Cox
Fairview
Notice to trade nursery stock for Jersey cow and calf
Notice offers to exchange Pecan trees, Figs, Oranges, or other nursery stock for a good young Jersey cow with a young calf. Signed S. R. McKEE.
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Jersey
S. R. McKee
Union Letter May 11 Funeral Attendance And Rain
Wade Reed and wife attended the funeral of their grandchild on Tuesday. Several of Mr. Reed's brothers and sisters joined the family for the rites. A much needed rain fell Wednesday night, with crops expected to benefit though prospects remain fair.
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Wade Reed
Mr. Reed
May 1909 Commissioners Court proceedings record
May term began May 10 1909 with County Judge Gouger and commissioners McDaniel Swift Wiseman and Spear presiding. Reports and accounts were approved. Swift resigned as precinct 8 justice and Garcia appointed. Quarterly officers and butchers reports approved. Bird bond approved. Price hired as courthouse janitor at 40 dollars monthly. Final settlement with Stevenson approved. election ordered in School District No 3 for 10 cent tax vote on June 12. Confederate pensions granted to J K New and Mrs Guadalupe de Leon. Tax elections carried in SD Nos 18 28 32. Padillo awarded contract or duty.
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H. B. Gouger
J. C. McDaniel
Thos. Swift
John W. Wiseman
J. M. Spear
Jno. McDaniel
W.L. Wright
W. T. Swift
Precinct No. 8
Geo. W. Garcia
L.L. Bird
Precinct No. 4
H. J. Price
Court House
QO. E. Stevenson
J. K. New
Guadalupe de Leon
Porfirio Padillo
Ice Delivery Notice for Downtown Area
Ice delivered to any part of town at 25c per hundred pounds. J. C. Houston.
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J. C. Houston
Saspamico Notes May 13 Residents and Visitors
Mrs. R. H. Roth traveled to San Antonio with her baby for medical care. Gus Ermler and G. W. Garcia made business trips to Floresville. Miss Nina Tollett of Elmendorf and her sister Mrs. Henson stay here for a time. John Carver visits his Fairview home for the week. Miss Lela Mayo of the Mayo ranch spent several days here with friends. T. J. Saunders of San Marcos attends local business matters. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Widman plan to move to New Sutherland Springs soon. Calaveras, Shane Sunday with Mrs. Roemer's parents. Willie Stowe and Joe Welsh were in San Antonio Sunday. B. E. Scott of Alamo City visited Saturday. Mrs. Jeff Adams was in Calaveras Wednesday. J. E. Gray flew to Elmendorf Tuesday. King Smith of Elmendorf joined Dr. E. C. Littlefield here last week. May 13.
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R. H. Roth
San Antonio
Gus Ermler
G. W. Garcia
Floresville
Nina Tollett
Elmendorf
Henson
John Carver
Fairview
Lela Mayo
Mayo Ranch
T. J. Saunders
San Marcos
King Smith
Rr. E. C. Littlefield
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Health and End Back Pain
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for weak kidneys causing backache headaches fatigue and urinary issues. A San Antonio resident A R Heidrich testifies to kidney disorder relief after using the remedy, urging readers to remember the Dean's name. The piece also aside praises Texas Democratic vigor and ends with a Honey Grove Signal note.
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Doan
A. R. Heidrich
Montana St
San Antonio
Tex
Dean
Cuero Man Favored for Governor in State Support
Cuero Star reports Dallas leaders and broader Texas sentiment backing A B Davidson for governor. The paper argues Davidson is a sound, balanced public man unlikely to be swayed by fleeting trends and would unite business and policy. It notes his unimpeachable character and potential to win broad support if he enters the race.
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the Star
Dallas
A. B. Davidson
Cuero Star
A.B. Davidson
Texas
Closing-Out Sale Suggested For New Store Launch
The dialogue advises starting a business with a closing-out sale to attract customers. It stresses advertising as a basic step but emphasizes a sale event as the opening strategy to generate attention and early revenue. Entities include unspecified speaker and shop context.
Ice Wagon Delivers Artesian Ice Citywide at 25 Cents
J. C. Houston advertises an ice wagon offering pure Artesian Ice to any part of the city for 25 cents per hundred pounds. Orders can be placed by phone or by calling the driver.
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J. C. Houston
Home Paper The town’s vital link to the world
The Home Paper extols its role as the town’s key institution. It frames newspapers as the essential medium for communal communication, echoing the idea that no man can retire from activity without the world knowing his actions.
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Oxford
Texas Wonder Cure Certification in Floresville Ad
Floresville Texas notices a testimonial for Hall's Texas Wonder claiming cure of kidney and bladder trouble. G G Ed ds endorses the remedy and states it can help others with similar ailments. Sold by Will Seeger.
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Floresville
Texas
Hall
Will Seeger
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Stockdale Letter
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J. M. Carroll
Pandora
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Ora Myers
Jas. W. Brown
Farmers’ Union
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Effie Irvin
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W. O. Pattillo
Russell
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Wm. Green
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Will Seeger, JR
Commissioners’ Court
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Texas Star
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Panhandle
Hole
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