Eckert Locals September 10 1920 Notes and Socials
Miss Sadie Westbrook and Ann Mogford spent the weekend at Mr and Mrs Ira W Lee s. Burris Alexander is now with home folks. Soldiers reunion at Llano Sept 2 3 4 drew Grandpa Laurence Fitzue Lee Richard Laurence and others. Selma Reese visited Eckert. Revs Konken and Grote called on Ben Thomas. Rev Garner dined with Mrs G B Thomas. Richard Laurence visited Georgetown. Willie Sagebiel birthday celebration at Alfred Sage Biel s. Grandmother King returned home from Cherokee. Corn gathering and cotton picking begin. Pfeil ginned several bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Westbrook
Ann Mogford
Ira W. Lee
Burris Alexander
Grandpa Laurence
Fitzue Lee
Richard Laurence
Granite Cutters Association
Llano
Selma Reese
Prairie Mountain
Eckert
Konken
New Braunfe
Eckert and
Crabapple
Willie Sagebiel
Miss Thresa
Alfred Sagebiel
Grandmother King
Cerokee
Fort Worth Toll District Chief Gilbert Jordan A Texas A M Leader
Fort Worth toll district traffic chief Gilbert Frederick Jordan born in Fredericksburg Texas rose to lead the Houston Suburban and Beaumont districts before becoming Ft Worth toll district chief in 1920. A&M leader and editor in college his career spans military service and the telephone business with strong ties to operators and his community. A note from Oscar Krauskopf advertises John Deere plows and farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Frederick Jordan
Fort Worth
Fredericksburg
Texas
Gillespie County
Gilbert
College Station
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Texas A. & M
Jordan
College Annual
College Weekly
Dallas
Houston
Beaumont
Ft. Worth
S. W. Telephone News
There’s A Difference In Political Loyalties And Power
Liano Searchlight notes differences in support among Grover Cleveland Roosevelt Wilson Bryan Cox and Pat Neff. It argues Cleveland and Roosevelt’s refusals shaped elections while Wilson and Bryan faced pressure within the party. Neff’s stance in Texas is highlighted as uncompromising and severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
United States
Roosevelt
Col
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Governor Cox
San Francisco
Bryan
Texas
Pat M. Neff
Pat
Pat Neff
Liano Searchlight
Snakes Die In Cave On Mann Ranch Claim Trio Champion Killers
Richard Davis and the Conner boys from the Mann ranch south of town killed twenty one rattlesnakes in a cave on the Mann ranch last week. They are hailed as the champion snake killers with two large old snakes and nineteen small ones making up the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Davis
J. B. Davis
Conner
Mann Ranch
St. Patrick
Ireland
Bunch
Brady Sentinel
University Press Established at University of Texas
The University of Texas in Austin designates its former laboratory of the School of Journalism as the University Press. Managed by A. C. Wright, the independent printing plant is equipped with presses and typesetting machines to handle all university printing including bulletins.
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Austin
Texas
School of Journalism
University of Texas
University Press
A. C. Wright
Wagon Sheets and Cotton Picking Sacks
We are unable to determine a complete news item from the fragmented OCR. The fragment references Wagon Sheets and Cotton Picking Sacks with a price note “cheap at Weinheimer & Co.”
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Weinheimer & Co
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Stewart
Otto Evers
Wallis
Oehler Bros
Schandua
Reichenau
Pfeil
Louis Priess
Joseph Bros
Toll D. T. C
Tion
Oscar Krauskopf
Mann
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Citizens Bank
Alfred Vander Stucken
WM. Bierschwale
UST
Bran and Shorts
Farmer’s Produce Co
Jack W.neal&son
Samson Tractor
Samson
South Flores Street
San Antonio
Juenke & Schoenewolf
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