Schreiner News Items Spur Busy Schreiner Week
Schreiner opened the season with a 5 to 4 win over St. Marys of San Antonio. The team schedules games against State School for the Deaf in Austin on April 16 and West Texas Military Academy in San Antonio on April 17. A Tuesday practice game was played with Fredericksburg. Faculty and visitors include Frank L Read of Austin Conservatory of Music visiting Schreiner, Mrs F L Harrison of Del Rio visiting with son Dee, and J J Delaney attending a Rotary Convention in San Antonio. A monster track meet is set for April 21, San Jacinto Day, with several schools expected. The Hill Country Meet will be held April 28–24 at Schreiner, with seven counties competing. The program includes literary and athletic events, a new Schreiner bowling alley, and a nine mile river hike for the rifle range shooting. Commencement is May 26 with Rev W Anderson delivering the address.
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Schreiner
St. Mary’s of
San Antonio
State School For Deaf
Austin
West Texas Military Academy
Fredericksburg
Frank L. Read
Austin Conservatory of Music
Jack
F. L. Harrison
del Rio
Dee
Schreiner Institute
J. J. Delaney
Delaney
Rotary
A. A. Mason
J. C. Patterson
Jimmie Cate
Uvalde
J. E. Batson
Irving Tennant
Batson
University of Texas
San Jacinto
Breckenridge High
Main Ave. Alamo Heights
San Antonio Academy
St. Mary’s of San Anton
Io and
Baptist Academy of
Carmack
Ernest
Wm. Anderson
First Presbyterian Church of Dallas
Kerrville Egg Producers organize for uniform product
The Guaranteed Egg Producers of Kerrville form a permanent group with Roy G. Neely as president and Mrs. Dickey as secretary. Twelve members joined as they plan a constitution, bylaws, and contracts. Eggs will be marketed at one cent profit through the American Creamery of Kerrville, graded and packed locally.
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Kerrville
Chamber of Commerce
Roy G. Neely
Dickey
Wiedenfelt
Herman Shultz
Rees
Association
Systemic Health Payoff in Foreign and Domestic Policy
A Dapper's Weekly commentary argues for pay-for-wellness incentives for doctors and a state funded sickness avoidance plan. It cites 2.3 million daily illnesses in the United States and 350 million lost working days annually, proposing $5 per day to finance national debt retirement. It warns neglecting colds damages longevity and reduces life expectancy.
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Sam
United States
Dapper’s Weekly
Hill View Times Ownership Statement 1926
The Hill View Times Kerrville Texas lists P E Hawkins as editor and business manager for Kerrville Publishing Company. Bondholders owning 1 percent or more include J W Blanton Nordheim J A Jackson Kerrville and Otho A Morris Kerrville. Sworn April 1926 before A J Lochte Notary Public Kerr County Texas.
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Congress
Hill View Times
Kerrville
Texas
P. E. Hawkins
Kerrville Publishing Company
J. W. Blanton
Nordheim
J. A. Jackson
Otho A. Morris
A J. Lochte
Notary Public
Kerr County
Ly Commission
Rejection of Japanese colonization bid in Mexico
Correct They Are San Diego reports that a Japanese offer to colonize and develop 2 000 000 acres in Mexico has been rejected. Public sentiment across the Americas opposes Asiatic colonization and domination. It notes no lack of respect for Japanese but admits Americans could not compete.
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San Diego
Mexico
Canada
United States
North
South America
World shape debate at school with playful exchange
A school ma’am asks a boy if the world is round. He replies no and admits it isn’t flat. The teacher questions him again and the boy says his father calls the world crooked.
Cabbage from Odem Delights Times Office in Corpus Christi Area
A large eight and a half pound cabbage from Odem is on display at the Times office. Joe R. Cook recently moved from Kerrville to Odem and sent the cabbage. J. N. Morrison hauled Cook’s goods to Odem and notes rain delayed crops but locals report growing prospects. Seventeen trainloads of beans shipped from Odem. cabbage price averages 30 dollars per ton.
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Hill View Times
Odem
Corpus Christi
Joe R. Cook
Kerrville
Times
Cook
Tax cuts bring March revenue surge, Capper asserts
Capper's Weekly notes that President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon cut income taxes and faced doubts about funding government expenses. March payments rose by 54 million dollars from a year earlier, signaling a comfortable surplus and arguing that excessive taxation harms both taxpayer and government.
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Coolidge
Mellon
Hutson Files Saws Amid Kerrville Building Boom
W C Hutson, owner of a shop beside Moore and Saner Lumber Yard, returned with a saw to file after noon on the 15th of the month and will file his sixty sixth saw this month. Last month he filed 103 and last year over 1000. He notes Kerrville’s ongoing construction and that many workers file their own saws. He adds he once filed 36 laws in a day.
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W. C. Hutson
Moore & Saner Lumber Yard
Kerrville
Hutson
Jack Slays the Bread Trust Ends a Major Merger
The attorney general and Judge Soper issue a consent decree dissolving Ward Foods Products Corp and separating the bread merger. The order cuts General Baking stock from 5 to 2 million shares and reduces voting capital by 1 million shares. It marks the most sweeping anti trust decree yet and aims to end a bakery cartel controlling mills and grain.
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Sargent
Jack
Great Bread Trust
Soper
Ward Foods Products Corporation
General Baking Corporation
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Lee Mason
Charles L. Mason
Westland Place
Westland
Herbert L. Crate Realty CO. Chamber of Commerce
of Labor
Cone Car Co
Phone 154
Tex
Ford
Murphy's Bakery
Young America
Saenger Real Estate Co
Kerrville, Texas
van Horn Electric Co
First State Bank
the Bank of Service
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