Social notes highlight birthdays and local student happenings
Elizabeth Schoenewolf celebrated a Sunday birthday party with dancing and refreshments. Local students head to colleges in Austin and Denton, with Miss Loreen Mourland in the UT junior year and others at the State University and C I A Denton. Epworth League hosts a social with committee entertainment and late refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schoenewolf
Otto Kolmeier
S. M. Holtzer
Leola
Austin
Lillian Arbelger
State University
Martha Wagner
Max C. Stehling
New Braunfels
Iere
Loreen Mourland
University of Texas
Louise Schmidt
Kirby Hall
The
Julia Bierschwabe
Denton
Christine Klier
John Tarlant
Stehenville
Cora
Albertine Koennecke
State
Meta Petsch
Epworth League
North Texas band linked to Bell county bank robbery arrests
Five men including Yancey Storey and W A Martin face burglary charges connected to a Bell county bank robbery. The case involves arrests in Belton and Denton, with ties to earlier Holland and Krum Sanger incidents. Officers planned further arrests across Denton Dallas and Bell counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
North Texas
Yancey Storey
W.A. Martin
Denton
Bell County
Storey
Martin
Ian Wiseman
State Bank of
Holland
Thee Wilkerson
J. C. Wilkirson
Thee Wilkirson
State Bank
Wilkinson
Wilkirson
Tom Hickman
Stuart Stanley
John Bingham
Scholar Marshall
Dallas
Krum
Sanger
J. C. Wilkerson
Bell
Holland Bank
Court orders halt on cattle seizure in Galveston foot and mouth case
A Galveston County court settlement ends fights over foot and mouth disease eradication rules. The order enforces the livestock commission regulations in Galveston and prevents seizures except under commission rules, with compensation due for any cattle taken. The agreement, reached after witnesses and arguments, directs the commission to follow the court formulated conduct for disease eradication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Galveston County
J. K. Aaberg
Mace Stewart
W. H. Love
Houston
Stewart
J.C. Canty
Naval planes of little use says Admiral
Washington reports Admiral William Moffet told the president's air board that no current naval plane could cross the Atlantic carrying a 2900 pound bomb. He cited the PN 9 1’s fuel load and warned a land plane would fare poorly if forced down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President
Air Board
William A. Moffet
Naval Air Chief
Atlantic
Hawaii
San Francisco
Presidents Air Board
Wilbur
Edward W. Eberle
Naval Operations
William Mitchell
Department of National Defense
Mitchell
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Chief
Flo
Air Corps
Marine Corps
Eberle
War Department
Oysters and Goods Promoted in Local Cafe Ad
The cafe highlights a new electric refrigerator for perfectly fresh oysters and sanitary storage for all food. A brass band analogy is used to stress the necessity of newspaper advertising for business. The Standard boasts 1700 bona fide county subscriptions and reasonable advertising rates.
Chief Clerk Resigns. Will Racine Named Successor
George Cunningham, chief clerk of the state highway department, resigns effective October 1. Will Racine of Killeen is named his successor. Cunningham denies resigning under pressure saying he left to take another state job starting October 1. Eugene Smith, secretary of the commission, announced the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cunningham
State Highway Department
Will Racine
Killeen
Eugene Smith
Cunningham
Associated Press
Printing Value: Hire A Quality Printer To Save Money
A cautionary note urges choosing a reputable printer to maximize value and reduce costs. It emphasizes the long term savings from quality work and reliable equipment.
Mitchell to present 800 pounds of manuscript evidence
Col William Mitchell chief figure in air service controversy heads to Washington for a presidential board inquiry. He telegraphed the War Department seeking authority to ship 800 pounds of manuscript from San Antonio and was granted clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
William Mitchell
Air Service Controversy Center
Washington
Presidental Board of Inquiry
War Department
San Antonio
Evolution First Married Man
A witty exchange features a red headed woman marrying a meek man and his reply that she makes him that way. The joke reflects marriage dynamics with a playful punchline about character and behavior.
Smartest Man Living Dumb Bell
A joke exchange questions who is the smartest man living. Wise Guy answers Thomas A Edison. The Dumb Bell asks why Edison, and Wise Guy explains he invented the phonograph and the radio so people would stay up nearly all night using his electric light bulbs.
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Thomas A. Edison
Then Beat it. A Bride Recalls a Burned Recipe Mishap
A young bride narrates a kitchen mishap after following a canny recipe that instructs to stir for two minutes then beat it for ten. She calls her mother in distress as the dish ends up burned to a crisp.
Schroeder Bros Oysters Receives Coats Shipment
A new shipment arrives at Schroeder Bros Oysters along with a note about Standard subscription at $1.00 per year. The brief item records a distribution of ladies coats and the ongoing saleroom activity.
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R. G. Striegler
Alfred Pfiester
Kieffer Pears
Ludwig Vorauer
Emil Baag
Wm. Baag
Grienke & Son
Priess
Albert, Texas
New Braunfels Eight Owls
Max Beckman
A. L. Patton
Cain City
Happy Harmonists
Edg
H. Tatch
James Russell
Blackburn
Schroeder Bros
John
Stehling Bros
Fredericksburg
Peter’s Hall
Bear Creek Band
Peter
Texas
Emil L. Weiss
Sugarman Bros
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