Klein Branch Home Demonstration Club Notes
The Klein Branch Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday at Mrs Dana Wiley s home. They discussed flower arrangement and Mrs J Stevens reported on her Brady district meeting trip. A Mother Goose contest provided recreation with Worth Duderstadt winning the prize.
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Klein Branch Home Demonstration Club
Dana Wiley
J. Stevens
Brady
Worth Duderstadt
Mesdames W. C. Russell
Clarence Harper
Knopp Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap
The Knopp Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Ad Lucas the week of May 23. Members shared stories on wild flowers and listed favorites including the Texas Bluebonnet Indian Blanket Sunflower Dogwood and Redbud. Rally Day plans were set for June 7 at the Agricultural Building with members assigned items to bring.
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Rheinhold Beyer
Knopp Home Demonstration Club
Ad. Lucas
Knopp 4-H Club Plans Tomato Recipe File
Mrs. R. A. Klett sponsor urges girls to start a tomato recipe scrapbook at her home on May 18. They plan entries and items to bring for the Encampment on June 14, with members Dora Dietrich Lorene Dietrich Anita Kuhlmann Cecilia Kunz Celeta Kunz Rosa Segner and Louise Kramer.
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R. A. Klett
Knopp
Dora
Lorene Dietrich
Anita Kuhlmann
Cecilia
Celeta Kunz
Rosa Segner
Louise Kramer
Forgotten Policies Point to Hidden Insurance Windfalls
Fred Mathisen of Great Southern Life notes forgotten policies can yield value. A 1924 San Jacinto Life policy issued to Drury Jackson carried cash value enough to stay in force to 1928, enabling a $1,000 payout to widow Mrs. Jackson after her husband’s 1928 death, despite nonpayment and lapse.
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Fred. Mathisen
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
Mathisen
Drury W. Jackson
Liberty
Texas
San Jacinto Life Insurance Company
Jackson
San Jacinto Life
Gilbert
Great Southern
Insurance Company
Great, Southern
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Movie Showings At Palace Spotlight Stars And New Songs
Seven new songs are introduced in Republics Man from Music Mountain starring Gene Autry with Smiley Burnette and Carol Hughes opening Saturday at the Palace Theatre. Burnette performs two numbers written for the film while Autry sings five. Also TeL Shirley Temples Technicolor debut in The Little Princess opens Sunday and Monday. Hotel Imperial showcases Isa Miranda as it opens Tuesday. Woman Doctor stars Frieda Inescort at the Palace Wednesday with Henry Wilcoxon and Sybil Jason. Bette Davis discusses audience impact during Dark Victory opening Friday. Electric eye lighting control adjusts interior brightness for readers.
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Republic
Music Mountain
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Carol Hughes
Palace Theatre
Gene
Smiley
Shirley Temple
20Th Century-Fox
Darryl F. Zanuck
Jones
Hollywood
Frieda Inescort
Henry Wilcoxon
Sybil Jason
Palace
Proty
American Legion
Lucy
Tracy
Jack
June Gaile
Bette Davis
Miss Davis
Warner Bros
Friady
George Brent
Herb ine laxative ad promotes vegetable medicine
An old advertisement for Herb ine a vegetable laxative noted at 60 cents a bottle from Kallenberg's Pharmacy. It targets biliousness headache flatulence and tired feeling linked to temporary constipation and urges use of the product for relief.
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Kallenberg’s
Black-Draught Laxative Ad Seeks Quick Relief
Headachy and fatigued readers warned of poor elimination and digestive discomfort. The ad promotes spicy all vegetable Black-Draught as an intestinal tonic laxative that nourishes lazy bowel muscles and cleanses gently. Millions of packages sold.
Jury assesses 40 year term in murder case
Hugo White, 29, oil field worker, found guilty of murder of G. F. Weaver, 21, by a jury in the 109th District Court. White sentenced to 49 years in the state penitentiary after six hours ten minutes of deliberation. Defense claimed self defense. Evidence cited blood stains and a long flight path from Grandfalls to San Antonio.
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Monahans
Hugo White
Royalty
G. F
Punk) Weaver
State
109Th District Court
J. A. Crane
Portland, Ark
White
Weaver
Grandfalls
Seguin
Carlsbad
San Angelo
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Stomach Comfort Ad for Alkha-A Remedy
An advertisement promotes Alkha-A for indigestion gall bladder pains and high blood pressure claiming relief after a month. Priced at 150 and sold with a money back guarantee by Keidel's Drug Store at 38-6.
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Keidel
New Braunfels Child Killed by Car in Local Crash
May 28 New Braunfels child Ro land Braswell age two dies from injuries after being struck by an automobile Saturday. His parents Mr and Mrs Clifton Braswell of New Braunfels mourn his death. A murder without malice charge is filed against Roman Katt in Justice of the Peace Ben Fausts court. Katt bonds out at 500 dollars. Police say the child ran into the street and suffered a fractured skull.
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New Braunfels
Roland Braswell
Clifton .Braswell
Justice of the Peace
Ben Faust
Roman Katt
S.men Schuch
Gilbert Katt
Subscribe to the Standard Only $1.50 per year
A newspaper notice promotes a subscription offer for the Standard edition at a yearly price of 1.50. The ad emphasizes affordability and ongoing access for readers seeking regular delivery.
Hostess Handles Tragic Dog Incident Quietly
A narrator recalls a somber exchange where a woman reveals she found a little dog run over and left the animal on the back steps before the hostess went to bed, conveying quiet distress in a domestic scene.
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Dallas
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Klein
Mesdames Ad
Lucas Max Kunz
Edgar Mosel
Henry Mohr Jr
Louis Beyer Jr
Rheinhold Oehler
Erwin Durst
Edward Itz
Eddie Kramer
Eddie Schaefer
Estha Barsch
Mr. Mathisen
Man From
Princess
Hotel Imperial
Paramount
Isa Miranda
EE. Lowe
Tom Green County
Vince Holt
Kallenberg’s Pharmacy
Keidel’s
NFW
Braunfels
Lapyright
King
Basse Express
SAN Antonio Eckert
Llano
Cheroker
SAN Saba
Lometa
Lampasas
East Main Street
C. S
Liberal
Wool and
Woerner Warehouse
E. L. Woerner
Ranchman’s Supplies
Wettabha A
Ipalt
Lochte
Cuties Company
Ford Dealer
Ford
Mercury
Ford Tudor
KR & G
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