District Court docket listing multiple Texas cases continued
State of Texas vs. M W Jordan embezzlement case continued. Alb Klein manufacturing intoxicating liquors continued. N R McLendon aiding prisoner escape and other liquor offenses continued. C C Vann unlawful carrying pistols and liquor premises continued. Bessie Leandro unlawful sale furnishing and selling intoxicating liquors continued. Manley Haley unlawfully carrying a pistol continued. Oscar Brooks theft continued. Albert Klein selling intoxicating liquors continued. I W Baker intoxicated in public pleaded guilty fined $10. Roger Parker swindling misdemeanor. W H Whit liquors for sale guilty. one year in penitentiary. A A Lange embezzlement felony continued. Earl Haley assault with intent to murder. Joe Lee Welch forgery guilty two years penitentiary. Otto Brautigam sale of intoxicating liquors continued. Walter Parker aggravated assault guilty fined $50. W H Whitworth swindling continued. Wm Seveen theft of automobile bond $500. defendant 17. J R Davis theft of automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
M. W. Jordan
Alb. Klein
N. R. Mc- Lendon
N. R. Mc
Manley Haley
Oscar Brooks
Albert Klein
I. W. Baker
Roger Parker
W .H
Staat of Texas
A. A. Lange
Earl Haley
Joe Lee Welch
Otto Braeutigam, Jr
State
Walter Parker
W. H. Whitworth
State of Texs
Wm. McSeveen
J. R. Davis
Our Tourist Park at Fredericksburg shines as season success
Fredericksburg tourists praise the park as a fine outdoor recreation site with possible expansion. Since May first, 800 visitors paid 50 cents per night, while improvements include two camp cottages and a nine hole golf course. A golf tournament is planned for October 17 to raise park upkeep funds, with free entry for most spectators.
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Fredericksburg
The
Park Association
Schulzland
Prize Shoot at Moellrings Hall Baron's Creek
Schartf schuetzen organized a prize shooting at Moellrings Hall Baron's Creek last Sunday. Fifty club members competed, each allowed six shots from 200 yards. The report lists participants and their ring scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schartfschuetzen
Moellrings Hall
Baron’s Creek
Grand Jury Report Gillespie County 1926
The Gillespie County Grand Jury reports seven indictments twelve months, five felonies and two misdemeanors, finds law and order good, jail and courthouse sanitary, officers diligent, and thanks the court and officials for guidance. Foreman W F Pressler signs with a list of jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Gillespie
Gillespie County
A. D
J. H. McLean
Harvest Home Festival at Zion's Church
Zion's Church will celebrate the Harvest Home Festival this Sunday with harvest gift decorations. Services begin at 10 00 a m and 1 30 p m. A cordial invitation to worship is extended to everybody. F A Bracher Pastor.
Dynamos Arrive for Marble Falls Textile Plant
Dynamos for the Marble Falls Textile Mills Company power plant have arrived in Burnet Texas and were hauled to the powerhouse. Each unit weighs 16 000 pounds. Additional heavy machinery shipments will follow in a few days. The mill’s equipment arrived by boat at Galveston and will total 40 carloads shipped in one train.
Red Cross Florida relief fund tops 3 million
Washington reports the Red Cross Florida disaster relief fund exceeds 3 million dollars as of Thursday. James L. Feiser, vice chairman, says more than 18 000 families in dire need are aided and in Florida. An unrelated blurb advertises odd size blinds sold at boxing lumber prices for wash houses and porches.
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Florida
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
James L. Feiser
Dallas Steers Triumph in Dixie Series Despite Losses
The Dallas Steers clinched the Dixie Series title after seven games with New Orleans Pelicans. Dallas was out hit and outscored, committing more errors across the series. Series totals show Dallas 20 runs 44 hits 7 errors versus New Orleans 18 runs 49 hits 3 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Steers
New Orleans Pelicans
Herd
New Orleans
Dallas
Jumbo Hollis Pecan Tree Yields Record Nuts
San Saba reports the Jumbo Hollis pecan tree on the Colorado River at Bend may yield 1 to 600 pounds this season. The tree’s crop, valued at over 300 dollars for 400 pounds, is praised for size and quality. County agent J. F. Roseborough notes the season’s total may be average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Colorado River
Bend
Chicago
St. Louis
Llano
J. F. Roseborough
Martin Christianson Crushed in Cotton Gin Press
In Hutto Texas on September 30 Martin Christianson 35 a prominent local businessman and gin partner was crushed in the press while operating the gin. He was taken by ambulance to P&S hospital in Taylor where he remained unconscious after regaining it briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Christianson
Hutto
Texas
Hyslop Gin Enterprises
Christianson
P&s Hospital
Taylor
P&s
Deaf mutes feel music and see it differently
A brief note discusses how deaf individuals experience music beyond sound, highlighting visual rhythms and vibrations as a shared perception among listeners. It reflects on the world of hearing and nonhearing audiences seeking shared musical understanding.
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Loyal Music Stree
J. O. Ernst
Prop
Ulet
Buick
Standard Motor Co
District Court
Staat of
Carfee
Walter Rischner
Max G
Eckert A. de Norman Keller
P. O
Terrell Bartlett
Oscar Krauskopf
Schandun & Reichenau
Alb. Koennecke
Stein’s Ice Factory
Stein Lumber Co
Adele R. L. Kottsaa
H. A. Ries
B.A
F. W. Maierise A A Stucke’s Bakery
Welgehausen’s
Bittics Gee Taylor Burke Motor Co
Publ. Co
Og Bottling Works
I. We Tatsch
Egrer
Rings
Gas Rusche
Paul Hohenberger
Alfred Heimann
Harry Alberthal
L Moellering
Sterm
Crenwelge
Willie Schuch
Edwin Kuhlmann
Theo. Lange
Harry Moellering
Alfred Moellering
Emil Herbert
Louis Kordzik
Alfred Henke Des
Judolf Habenicht
Werner Jung
Harry Habenicht
Alfred Klaerner
Ernst ‘Ka
Otto Kolmeier
Aug. Jung
Heimann
Willie Nagel
Max Beckmann
Arnold Crenwelge
Alfred Klein
Alvin Crenwelge
Max Enderlin A
Edgar Crenwelge
Ad. Heep
Emil Staudt
Herbert Crenwelge
Oscar Durst
Bennie Alberthal
Robert Stehling
Arthur Moellering
Arthur Kuenemann
Grand Jury
W. F. Pressler
Www
N. Lee
Clerk Ben B. Luekenbach
Harry Hitzfeld
Henry Sauer
August Jost
Joe J, Klein
T. K. Carr Otto Kramer
Walter Kott
Ad. Meckel
F. A. Bracher, Pastor
Sterling Bros
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