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Newspaper

Hill View Times

Location

Kerrville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1926

Page

2

Springtime Cheer in a Garden pamphlet style

A playful fallible passage extols sunshine and happiness from growing smiles and flowers. It hints at springtime joy, birds, greenery, and cheer spreading across miles as gardens and plants thrive.

Kerrville Kerr County Newsmast Note on Publication

The Kerrville paper lists editor P. E. Hawkins and notes publication every Thursday. Subscription is one dollar per year in advance and the paper is entered as second class matter January 19, 1926 at Kerrville post office under the 1879 act.

Kerrville Texas

Announcements for Commissioners in Local Election

Hill View Times announces candidates for Precinct 4 T. J. Moore and Precinct 1 F. A. Karger under the General Election November 2, 1926.

Hill View Times

City sanitation urged as mayor and council push safety

A editorial commends city leaders for sanitation efforts while noting dairy bottle safety and church practices. It urges action against tuberculous contamination, cites paper cups as safer, calls for stricter laws and enforcement, and ends with a tongue in cheek remark about a stencil duplicator offer.

Rogers Dairy Rogers Dairies Christian Church Our City

Borah and Prohibition Opinion in Christian Standard

The piece praises Senator Borah for upholding the Eighteenth Amendment and moral righteousness over personal gain. It contrasts Borah with Ed wards of New Jersey and urges dry regions to plan to counter wet nullificationists amid national political tensions.

Borah Mr. Borah East New York State al Smith Solid South Dixie Edwards New Jersey Calvin Coolidge South Idaho

Reflections on desire restraint and progress in society

The passage argues that tempering impulses and denying excess lead to personal virtue and societal advancement. It cites Albert Pike on deeds for others lasting beyond self and contrasts materialism with humanitarian progress, ending with notes on the American Rabbit Magazine expanding its scope from Western to national focus.

Albert Pike

Editor Dietel Renounces Support For Ferguson In Editorial

Editor Dietel of the Radio Post admits he was deceived by Majin Ferguson, supported the campaign and primary, but now questions the alliance after Ferguson’s alleged ties to Kluxers and a broken pledge. He recalls his earlier fear and explains his decision to withdraw.

Dietel Radio Post Majiin Ferguson Jim Mr. Dietel Majimferguson Majim Ferguson

Community singing at White School House Sunday afternoon

A church service and singing will be held at White School House Sunday afternoon. Two Mexicans and a Ford car went into the ditch on Water Street near Tiny Sunday night at about 9 30. Witnesses said the driver turned off his lights and killed the engine before leaving the road. The car overturned, windshield broken, one man reportedly with minor cuts.

White School House Water Street Tiny

Man's Achievements Supreme Council Bulletin

Scottish Rite Masons note that man differs from lower animals in cognitive traits and moral capacity, highlighting unique human capacity for judgment, self control, and complex social cooperation.

Supreme Council

Also Mentioned on This Page

O. Lawrence Hawthorne Kerrville Publishing CO P. E. Hawkins T. J. Moore F. A. Karger Missionary Society Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Knights of Columbus San Antonio Farmer Jim Moody Ferguson Mephistopheles Roe Fulkerson Mamma Papa American Rabbit Magazine Western Rabbit Magazine Pomona California Wm. A. Bixler United States Geo. A. Shumaker Marl Garrett St Lee Mason & Son Kerrville, Texas Chrysler Lee Mason RCA Radiolas Parles L. Mason Eldridge Despatch and Trucking Co Travis Kerrville Housewives Kerrville Produce Co Corner Clay and Jefferson Sts Oodyear W. B. Brown Texas Commercial College San Antonio, Texas of Labor Vocgar Exchange R. L. Schmerbeck
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