Farmers Short Course Rates Headed For Record Attendance
The seventeenth annual Farmers Short Course at College Station August 27 is shaping up as the biggest yet with railroads offering early, favorable rates. Southern Pacific, I and G N, and other lines will sell fares at cent per mile with two thirds of one way fare on return, valid July 31 to August 4, return by August 9. A second item notes National Egg Day and outlines eggs as a nutritious, easily digested food rich in protein, minerals, and vitamins, useful for children and the sick. Also mentions Rogers Brushing Lacquer from Miller & Son and reports Prentiss T. Moore and Ed Dicker son visiting Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
H. H. Williamson
Extension Service
A. and
M. College of Texas
W. C. McCormick
Southern Pacific Lines
Texas General
Shreveport
Congress
Southern Pacific
G. N
International
Great Northern
W. W. Waugh
I. and G. N. Railroad
Charles H. Alvord
W. B. Cooke
National Poultry Council
States
Kerrville
Colorado
Ozarks
Arkansas
Black Hills
Dakota
Nero
Rome
Burnett’s
Chance
Jackson
Cecil Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
Dixie
Tom
Harry
Distinguished Visitor Writes Letter From Kerrville Hill Country
A visiting writer from the States shares impressions of Kerrville Texas hills and local life. He remarks on the town’s charm, editorial page, and local ads, then notes Mrs. C. J. Reifel of Houston visiting Kerrville. she recently lost her husband, Mr. Reifel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Reifel
Houston
Kerrville
St. Charles Hotel
Reifel
Memorial Services at Legion Honor Deceased Members
The Bible Class and the Gavel Club at Legion held joint Memorial services on Sunday May 30. J H Colley led the service with a prayer and reading of names, a wreath for Gavel Club members who died this year, and the evergreen symbol of immortality. J L Grinstead gave the main address, Herbert Gray offered closing remarks, and the service ended with Lead Kindly Light and a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Class
Legion
Gavel Club
Brother Merrill
J. H. Colley
J. L. Grinstead
Herbert Gray
J. S. Colley
Sunday sale of ring sparks marriage at J A Jacksons
A local jeweler broke his Sunday rule to sell a ring to a young groom who had secured a license and planning to wed that evening. The couple married after the ring sale and spryly wished for lasting happiness. Selah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Jackson
Selah
Minister’s cordial note from Temple in 1926
J W Holsapple minister of First Christian Church Temple Texas writes to Hill View Times praising an editorial on Fear and a poem The Wily Weed. He hopes the editor preaches on Sundays and wishes the paper continued good work. Dated June 4 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Hawkins
Hill View Times
J. W. Holsapple
First Christian Church
Temple, Texas
Notice of Hearing to Approve Public Waters Use in Kerr County
J W Ferguson of San Antonio Texas filed May 21 1926 for a permit to appropriate up to 17 acres of water from the Guadalupe River Kerr County for irrigation. A hearing before the Texas Board of Water Engineers will be held in Austin on June 28 1926 at 10:00 AM for interested parties to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Forguson
Post Office
San Antonio
Texas
Board of Water Engineers
State of
Guadalupe River
Kerr County
S. W
Kerrville
J. W. Ferguson
State of Texas
Austin
Religious crisis grows in Mexico as churches close
Conditions in Mexico City reflect a sharp religious dispute as government enforcement of constitutional clauses halts masses. In Colima and Michoacan no Roman Catholic church is functioning and priests refuse to celebrate worship. Government weighing conversion of closed churches into schools.
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Mexico City
Mex
Colima
Michoacan
Wounds on trees may be saved with disinfection and cover
To save fruit trees damage from pruning wounds should be disinfected and covered before warm weather. Wounds over one inch require disinfection with bichloride or cyanide of mercury diluted 1 to 1000, not in turpentine. Cover with white lead and linseed oil paint thicker than house paint. act before wood checks. Read the Want Ads every week.
Hearing Adjourned On Water Board Application Matter
The Board of Water Engineers of Texas will continue hearings as needed to determine the application in question. The proceedings are set at their Austin office with ongoing sessions announced to be held at various places until a proper determination is made. The date of the notice is May 24, 1926 and is signed by the board members MNO Norris S Clark and A H Dunlap with the secretary A W McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water Engineers
State of
Texas
Austin
A. D
Seal
Mno
A. Norris
S. Clark
A. H. Dunlap
Davis Family Visits Son in Legion Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Davis and family of San Antonio visited their son and brother who is a patient in Legion hospital and while here enjoyed their noon lunch in the city park Sunday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rogers
W. W. Miller & Son
Prentiss T. Moore
Ed, Dickerson
Galveston
Mr. Diculous
Heart of Hills
Jackson Assists
Cupid
Mexico
F.T. DD
Agen
F. W. Huffmeyer & Co. Florists
Ban Antonio, Texas
Jefferson
Or, Agen
W. Dewey
Bradley & Vrooman CO. Paints
H. Remschel Lumber Co
Kerrville, Texas
A. W. McDonald
Rodriguez Bros
Lemos St
Rawson
Rexall
Geo .A. Shumaker
Earl Garrett St
Here
Otho’s
Edward
Geo. Shumaker
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