Social Notes on Bridges and Social Events in Local Circles
The community records ongoing overhauling of the wooden Reliance Roller Mills bridge and notes many social visits and gatherings. Rev F J Bracher, Flora and Margaret Bracher attend a Seguin Luther League convention, with visits to Wallace relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Streich of San Antonio attend the Ford picnic as guests of Mrs Louise Bartlett. Mrs John Buenz and son Fred Buenz visit from Laredo, then depart for Boston. H H Sagebiel attends the Congress of Mothers encampment in San Marcos. O B Witte hosts guests from Houston and a string of social affairs follow. The Saturday Bridge Club meets at Mrs O B Witte’s, with high scores, guest prizes, and refreshments. Eva Ward visits from San Antonio. social visits continue among the Henke, Krauskopf, Arhelger, Keidel, and Bierschwale families with multiple bridge gatherings and hostess duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance Roller Mills
F. J. Bracher
Flora
Margaret Bracher
Seguin
Wallace
Robert Streich
San Antonio
Ford
Louise Bartlett
John Buenz
Fred. Buenz
Laredo
R. Gammenthaler
Boston
Buenz
H. H. Sagebiel
Congress of Mothers
San Marcos
O. B. Witte
Mrs Durham
Houston
Thelma Wiley
la Feria
J. T. Estill
John Bartlett
Mirado City
Bartlett
Bertha Nauwald
Mildred Enderle
Albert Enderle
Kerrville
Helen Henke
Edyth Krauskopf
Dorothy Lewis
Ellie Arhelger
Mesdames
Henry Langerhans
Geo. Tait
Joe Hanus
New Orleans
Wm. Bierschwale
Cordie Bierschwabe
Felix Keidel
Mrs. Durham
George Kott
Victor Keidel
R. L. Kott
Werner Keidel
Fdyth Krauskopf
Elsie Lunkwitz
Ellie
Dora Arhelger
Maybele Robbins
O. B. Whitte
How Rates Are Fixed in Public Utility Regulation
The New York Times reviews the dollar case rate decision as part of a series affirming regulation based on merits after inquiry. It argues regulators protect the public while courts and legislatures limit monopolies, noting Governor Hughes vetoes on fare laws and that rate setting creates contract rights needing judicial review.
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The
New York Times
Hughes
Congress
New York
Commission
Heart of Texas in Your Hand guardianship tale
Amelia Cowan presents a persuasive parable about a vast estate called the Heart of Texas held in trust by Texans. The article outlines fifteen counties San Saba through Burnet, describing lines of wealth and future promise, and previews county sketches including San Saba’s historic valley and German emigrant settlement.
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Amelia Cowan
Texas
Panhandle
California
Florida
San Saba County
San Saba
San Saba Valley
Fragmented adage column from NPJ Viziter
A collection of contrarian maxims on live wit and honesty. It notes a shift from a vague word to a safety bond and claims success comes from learning, not soft self critique. It hints at hidden issues and local business pride in sharp rhetoric.
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Social Notes
Antonette Bracher
Austin
University of Texas
Rev F. A. Bracher
Bertha
Anna Nauwald
Menard
Eva Ward
Harry Priess
Richard Henke
Mason
Henry Hoffman
Durham
G. Kott
Consola
Tion
Eric Juenke
Otto Burgdorf
Wm Schneider
EB. G. Fehrenbach
Misses Dora
Ellie Arbelger
Maybelle Robbins
Cordie Bierschwale
Leona Patton
Cenitral Drug Co
Ae Mere
Firestone
Fires
Carney Labadie Company
Cass
Antoinette
Fort St. Col
Empire
Joseph Bros
Fredericksburg
Saenger & Ochs
Mr. Farmer
Fredericksburg Implement Co
R. Henke
Kerr
Gillespie
Texas Loan and MortTeace Co
Navarro St
San Antonio, Texas
Stein’s Ice
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