Local notes mix of social visits and farm reports
Junction visitors bring Jersey cow gift to the Jensen family. Frank Bauman suffers a broken arm in Fredricksburg while trucking freight for Arthur Bauman. G A S Co reports sale of a five passenger Overland to Anton Loth. Weekend guests from Ingram and Camp Verde visit relatives. County reports hot and dry with corn good, cotton cut short. cotton picking underway. Rent housing demand rises as school term nears. A slow drizzle drifts in, unsure rains. Political notes reference Creager, Ferguson, and anti klan sentiment with calls for masking bans and secret-order registration.
Harper Daily Notes Local Visit and Church Growth
Mr FE S Fairchild and son Swift returned to Harper from Sabinal with happy faces. Mr and Mrs C Bierschwale came back Tuesday from Christoval. Mrs D L Wiley traveled to Kerrville to escort her sister and her children to relatives. Mrs Bert Allen slowly improves after two weeks at Kerrville Sanitarium. her parents Rev G H Brown and wife left for Utopia. Baptist meeting closed with 13 new members. Miss Bert Riley and Mrs B Sageser visited their mother Mrs A C Riley. S A Ezell makes minor post office improvements. Harper residents praised the Fredericksburg fair and its successful effort.
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Tillie Jung
James
Kerrville
Clara
J. R. Jung
San Antonio
FE. S. Fairchild
Son Swift
Sabinal
Harper
D. L. Wiley
T. H. Wilson
Bert Allen
Rev
G. H. Brown
Utopia
Couple Visits Family From Blanco County In Texas
Mr J M Page and wife returned Monday from Blanco County where they visited Mrs N C Fred near Sandy. Mrs Page met her brother John Fred from Lubbock after 20 years. Miss Leona Wedekind and Ernst Nichols drove to Kerrville for Tuesday. A bakery is planned for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Wedekind
Ernst Nichols
Kerrville
Republicans expect Texas to boost strength this year
Houston August 25 Republicans in Texas forecast historic gains as the State executive committee meets Tuesday at the Rice Hotel to name a candidate to oppose Miriam Ferguson. They anticipate drawing many disaffected Democrats and voters not strongly tied to any party. Some pin the missed 1924 chance on T P Lee and expect him to decline the nomination again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Republican State Executive Committee
Rice Hotel
Miriam Ferguson
Ferguson
T. P. Lee
Lee
Althoug
Ferguson vows Klan purge in Texas capitol posts
In Austin on August 25 1924 Mrs Miriam A Ferguson the Democratic nominee for Governor says no Klan member will be appointed to any capitol post and present officeholders known to be Klan will be removed She Monday interview at her Temple home condemns secret domination of Texas politics by a hooded order and pledges to carry this plank of her platform into effect through the Capitol city newspaper report
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Ku Klux Klan
Austin American
Austin
Texas
Texas Capitol
Miriam A. Ferguson
Temple
Capitol
Heer
Ferguson
Capitol City
Cotton Duck and Wagon Covers Sale Notice
Cotton duck fabric in 8 and 10 oz weights offered with wagon covers at competitive prices. Sale highlights include durable material suitable for outdoor use and varied sizing to fit different wagon models. Limited stock available, inquire for current pricing and availability.
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T. M. Jones
Joe Ponton
Junction
Wm. Kaiser
Jenses
Frank Bauman
Fredericksburg
Arthur Bauman
Anton Loth
Mrs
Joe Smith
Ingram
Rudolph Morris
Elizabeth Frederick
Mrs. Warden Fairchild
Mary Fritz
Camp Verde
Miss McInnis
Clarence Schlaudt
J. A. Bell
Kenedy
Corpus Christi Yoakum
Edna
Markham
Noxville
J. B. Ingle
R. E. Duckworth
J. Whitewood
San Marcos
Allen Smith
Mr. Whitewood
R. EK. Bode
R. B. Creager
Tee
Creager
S. A
J. B. Birt
Harper, Texas
C. W. Granville
Fred. Gammenthaler
Harper Tin and Sheet
Metal Shop
TIN
H. J. Kaiser
A. F. Baumann
Hy. Fischer Harper
Henry Fischer
Mrs. C. Bierschwale
Christoval
Baptist Meeting
Bert Riley
A. C. Riley
S. A. Ezell
State News
Citizens Auto Company
FORD
THE
Kerrville Sanitarium
DR. Secor’s Hospital
Bryson & Crockett Merc. Co
Joe Stein
Stein
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