Giants defeat Kerrville Athletics 6 to 1 at Kerrville
The Giants beat the Kerrville Athletics 6 to 1 as Hollmig allowed five hits and Bunger struggled with eight errors by Kerrville. Durst stole home in the fourth to spark a four run inning, and Goldsmith drove in two as Giants improve to 15 wins in 18 games.
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Kerrville Athletics
Kerrville
Athletics
Hollmig
Rees
Reichenau
Goldsmith
Henke
Lochte
Knopp
Reicherrau
Wilson
Emmett Henke
Saenger
Jordan
Bunger
Durst
A. Saenger
Langerhans
Langerhans Hollmig
E. Henke
Banger
Anderson
A. Lochte
Giant
Bumper
E. Loehte
Iollmig
U. Henke
W. Laenger
Lillis
AB. R
A. BE. Reichenau
Emil
Loehte
E. Lf
Holimig
Suenger
W. Rf
Eee
Sudan grass good hay in drought regions
The Kansas Agricultural College reports Sudan grass as a very palatable hay with higher protein than prairie hay but lower than alfalfa. It adapts to hot dry climates, is useful for hay and limited pasture, and may replace millets and sorghums in dry sections. Cautions include potential sorghum acids in stressed crops.
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Texas
Sudan
United States
South Africa
Department of Agriculture
Kansas Agricultural College
Kansas
Kangas
Gillespie County History Tour Office Demand Note
A brief public notice urges residents to obtain guidance from the Gillespie County History tour office amid growing demand for historic tours and local archival services.
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Gillespie County
Economy in the Family Promoting Thrift and Simple Living
A reflection on family finance urges thrift amid prosperity. It argues to save a tithe for a rainy day and to value hard work, modest living, love, children, home, health, and character over luxury. It warns against luxury, urges practical priorities, and promotes enduring values.
Bathing in whiskey thrills five Italian children
Prohibition agents found 255 gallons of whisky on a South Texas farm. The owner said the liquor was for his five children, claiming the ritual bath twice weekly promotes health and wards off disease.
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Antonio
Texas
First train whistles into Rio Grande City amid crowds
Rio Grande City celebrated its 77th birthday by hearing a railroad whistle for the first time as a work train of the Rio Grande Railway pulled in at 7 30 last night. Crowds gathered, many seeing a train for the first time. passenger service is planned to start on August 15. Formal ceremonies followed.
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Rio Grande City
Rio Grande Railway Company
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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H. C. Maier Cash
FORD
Taylor-Burke Motor Co
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