Copying Painted Rocks on Concho River Bluffs
A party from Austin studies the Concho River painted rocks at Sins ranch making an exact copy of principal signs. The work aims to send copies to the Smithsonian for translation and understanding of their meaning.
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Concho River
Orland Sims
Paint Rock
Austin
Sins Ranch
State University
Smithsonian Institute
Mississippi River
Nabers Estate Administrator Seeks Debts and Claims
W E Nabers estate in Gillespie County Texas appoints administrator and invites all indebted persons to settle and all claimants to present their claims at his Harper Texas residence during regular term of county court on September 5.
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Gillespie
W. E. F. Nabers
Tate
Gillespie Couny
Texas
Gillespie County
Toome
Harper
Frederick Weinstrom Pioneer Dies on Little Blanco
Frederick Weinstrom aged 79 years died on Little Blanco on September 1. His body was laid to rest in Twin Sisters cemetery on Friday evening. He leaves several children and a long honorable legacy. Blanco Courier extends sympathy and condolence.
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Little Blanco
Frederick Weinstrom
Twin Sisters
Blanco Courier
Gillespie County Fair draws crowd at Fredericksburg event
Yorktown News reports near full attendance for the Gillespie County Fair at Fredericksburg on September 16 to 18 with ideal weather and strong farm product exhibits. Poultry rivaled Yorktown last fall, while the fairgrounds feature permanent buildings, a race track and a large grandstand indicating a profitable venture.
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Fredericksburg
Gillespie County Fair Association
Yorktown News
Funeral of Mr August Lang Held at Doss Monday
Funeral services were held for Mr August Lang at Doss Valley with Rev K Konzack of Fredericksburg officiating. He died last Friday night in San Antonio of heart trouble at age unknown. Interment followed in Doss cemetery with surviving wife and ten children listed among numerous relatives in the Mason County area.
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August Lang
Doss
San Antonio
Doss Valley
K Konzack
Fredericksburg
Mesdames
Ellebracht
Malinda Goff
Augusta Strackbein
Rubin Nixon
Sele Lang
Ella Doyal
Francis Heiderman
Messrs
Alex Lang
K. Lang
Armand Lang
Mason Co. News
Boy Bitten by Snake In Hilda Community
The eight year old son of Mr and Mrs John Geistweidt was bitten on the foot by a venomous snake while playing in the yard at dusk. Dr W W Beach treated him and reported the boy is recovering well after being brought to town for care. The family suspects a rattler caused the bite.
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John Geistweidt
Hilda
W. W. Beach
Texas Legionnaires Seek Jury Probe into Dr Shirey Funds
In El Paso the Texas American Legion Convention urged its judge advocate to present grand juries in Tarrant and Travis counties with all information on alleged unofficial expenditures by Dr Guy Shirey of Fort Worth. The group seeks civil action to recover about 20000 dollars and criticized J W Young for management of the Legionnaire publication. The call stressed full publicity of public office matters and warned against concealment by officials.
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el Paso
Texas
Texas Department of the Amercan Legion
Judge Advocate of
Legion
Tarrant
Travis
Guy ©. Shirey
Fort Worth
Judge Advocate
Shirey
J. W. Young
Austin
The
Texas Legionnaire
Kerrville Postmaster to Take Civil Service Exam
Kerrville postmaster W. G. Carpenter, nearing the end of his second term, will take the Civil Service examination for his successor. Carpenter, backed by Congressman Hudspeth, hopes to win reappointment despite political differences, with results watched statewide.
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San Antonio
W. G. Carpenter
Kerrville
Slayden
Wilson
Fourteenth Congressional District
Carpenter
Claude B. Hudspeth
Harding
What Happens to Em
An observant Boston matron admonishes a flirt in a cautionary tone. She says the flirt enjoys present pleasures while neglecting future consequences, warning that many women end up "on the shelf" for past indiscretions.
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Boston
Fear of Publicity as a Deterrent to Wrongdoing
An opinion asserts publicity is the strongest preventive of crime and the best public protection, surpassing courts and juries. It notes how fear of exposure keeps many people from misdeeds and mentions bureaucratic offices as a minor contrast.
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Bastrop Advertiser
Carpenter First Texas Democrat Burleson Appointee Tests Civil Service
Troublous times boost applicants as Mr. Carpenter, Burleson appointee, challenges Harding’s civil service exams. If he wins, more men with faith are expected to seek the tests and gain government positions.
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Mr. Carpenter
Texas
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