Our Proposed Highway Plans Move Forward
Residents question the fate of the highway project but the Blanco County Record notes work on plans and specifications is advancing. Officials report efforts to meet public will while navigating red tape, with construction hoped for soon and progress expected from this date.
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Blanco Co. Record
Car Struck by Train Near Comfort Crossing
On Friday July 22 Mrs. Chas Apelt driving a Dodge touring car failed to see a northbound passenger train at Max Pankratz place mile west of town. She tried to steer away but the car went into a ditch and overturned after the coach wheels struck it. She suffered bruises and nervous shock but recovered at home. The car was damaged with the radiator ruined and tires stolen over two nights. Comfort News.
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Chas. Apelt
Max Pankratz
The Constant Plague and Malaria Control Advice
This article warns that malaria, a constant plague across the Southwest and South, causes indirect fatalities and industrial losses. It explains transmission by Anopheles mosquitoes, peak biting at dusk, and prevention through screening, draining standing water, kerosene oil for larvae, and minnows to eat eggs.
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United States
Death of Mrs Kathrin Ischar at Mason
Mrs Kathrin Ischar died at her home south of Mason on Wednesday July 20 after a long illness from heart trouble. Born Kathrin Kruse in Fredericksburg on April 14, 1857, she moved to Mason and married Bernhardt Ischar on January 1, 1885. Surviving are seven children, a grandchild, a sister, and three brothers. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Catholic Church in Mason, conducted by Rev Father Hutton, with interment in Crosby Cemetery. Pallbearers included Wm Hofmann and Louis Schmidt among others. several out‑of‑town relatives attended.
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Kathrin Ischar
Mason
Kathrin Kruse
Fredericksburg
Bernhardt Ischar
Isehar
Olga
Hattie
Kate
M. Eidelbach
Houston
Texas
Alfred Reichenau
Emil
Benno Ischar
Helen Reichenau
J. A. Landwermeyer
Terrell
W. M. Kruse
Katemney
Jacob Kruse
Frank Kruse
Ira
Ischar
Father Hutton
Menard
Llano
McCulloch
Crosby
Messrs
Wm. Hofmann
Chas. Kettner
Louis Schmidt
Eugene Zesch
August Metzger
L. Martin
Schultz
Eden
Will Engelhardt
John Keller
Eugen Fischer
Heimann
Moritz
Mason Co
News
Fire destroys Brady Compress with massive losses
Morning blaze at the Brady Compress causes total loss estimated well over 100000 dollars. 750 bales of cotton and supplies valued at 15000 to 20000 dollars burn, with stock losses to buyers and local firms. Firemen prevented spread beyond the platform as volunteers aided.
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Brady Standard
Brady
George W. White
Mr. White
Parl Wooten
McCulloch Co
Mr. Wooten
National Compress Co
A. Hi. Richardson & Co
Huey & Roe
Bellamy & Walker
Auto battery sale at Blanchard Auto Supply
Special battery prices for Buick Dodge Chevrolet and Ford offered at 46 Blanchard Auto Supply. Also advertised bids on cotton market prices and various farm supplies including insect control and feed additives, with the nozzle of local suppliers promoting stock salt flour bran shorts and a row binder sold near cost.
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Buick
Dodge
Chevrolet
Ford
Blanchard Auto Supply
KLETT
Schroeder Bros Sells New Brown and Black Oxfords
Brown and black oxford shoes arrive in stock at Schroeder Bros. Promotion highlights new lines and sizes for customers seeking classic dress footwear.
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Schroeder Bros
Ladies Dresses and Coat Suits Arrive at Store
New arrivals from fashion collection include ladies dresses and coat suits. The lineup offers refined fabrics and several silhouette options for the season.
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