Christmas spirit fills shops with yuletide cheer
The piece highlights holiday preparations with mistletoe cedar and green trees in shop windows. It urges support for Salvation Army bells and the Red Cross Christmas seals, seeing them as essential agents of good will for less fortunate souls during the season.
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Salvation Army
Santa Claus
Christmas Greetings From Kimble County Officials
Christmas and New Year greetings from Alex J. Hamer and C. F. Hamer to Kimble County citizens. They urge continued cooperation in the Democratic Primaries. Also notes visits by Alex J. Hamer and C. F. Hamer to Kerrville and a visit by Miss Maurine Farmer of San Antonio to her parents Asa and Mrs. Farmer.
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Kimble County
Maurine Farmer
San Antonio
Mrs
Asa Farmer
Road to Bethlehem by Mrs. E. L. Robertson
Poem recounting Mary’s journey to Bethlehem with sacred imagery of peace and nature. Observes her thoughts and scenes of sheep, olive trees, a spring, and a star mirrored in water as she travels toward the holy city.
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Mary
BethLehem
David
E. L. Roberston
Lubbock
Pioneer photographer William H. Jackson Still Active in New York at 4
A 19th century pioneer photographer born 1843 in Keeseville New York remains living in New York at age four. He began taking pictures in 1858 after the tin type invention and did early work in the West including Yellowstone images that helped spur Congress to create Yellowstone National Park. He served as USGS photographer 1870 1879 and produced many railroad route images. His 10 000 photograph collection plus 30 000 from others was bought for the Ford Museum. He also paints in oils and watercolors.
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New York
William H. Jackson
Keesville
N. Y
West
Yellowstone Country
Congress
Great
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson
United States Geological Survey
Rocky Mountains
Ford Museum
Christmas Visit Brings Dallas Couple to Town
Mr and Mrs J M Boyer and baby of Dallas come for a Christmas visit with Mr and Mrs Asa Farmer. Jack Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Wiley Fisher killed a fine eight point buck last week.
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J. M. Boyer and
Vaby
Dallas
Asa Farmer
Jack Fisher
Wiley Fisher
San Antonio Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Drop
Receipts of 1000 hogs and 1000 cattle accompanied a weaker early market. Hogs sold mostly 7.25 to 7.50 for various weights, sows and stockers lower. Cattle saw slow, uneven, mostly steady to strong versus last week with calves scarce and prices ranging from 4.00 to 6.75 for good calves. Sheep and goats weak with shorn wethers 3.00 to 4.00 and goats mostly 2.50 to 2.00 for Anoara types.
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San Antonio
Rider wins wager by riding motorcycle across Princeton square
J Bilderbeck accepted a bet and rode a motorcycle at high speed across the courthouse square in Princeton Indiana while standing on the seat. He won the bet but was fined ten dollars for reckless driving.
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J. Bilderbeck
Princeton
Ind
Christmas Greeting and Local Notes
Greeting to readers from Ramsey Randolph and family mentions health and prosperity for the New Year. Local items note Mr. and Mrs. Weaver H. Baker and family in Austin, Kerrville residents visiting, Leola Jetton employed during Christmas, and a burglar damaging 3,000 eggs at a Chicago produce house.
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Ramsey Randolph
Weaver H. Baker
Austin
Leola Jetton
Kerrville
Junction Haw. Co
Chicago
Boyd Jetton
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Alex J. Hamer
C. F. Hamer
Humble Company
Texas
Texas Motorist
Humble Oil & Refining CO
W. C. Dickerson
Roosevelt, Texas
C. L. Murrah
Charles Porter
Lois Ferris
Junction
Hankins Drug Store
Grgelings
GLY Mann
Schreiner-Hodges Company