22 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Kyle News Buda Page
Location
Buda, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1926
Page
1
The men of Buda are requested to meet at the Methodist church Sunday at 3 o clock to form a community and religious organization. All men in the community are invited.
Mr. Frank B. Hall aged 58 died at his home near Driftwood on Thursday of last week. He was buried at the Driftwood cemetery on Friday. Obituary appears next week.
The State of Texas commands publication for ten days in a general circulation newspaper in Hays County. The notice requires weekly publication for ten days exclusive of the first day before the return day. The sheriff or constable is to publish the notice as directed by the court.
A candidate for county judge is pressed to reveal age amid conflicting claims. The text asserts lineage claims including a father and grandfather with Civil War era ties and signer roles, impacting the political narrative.
On Friday at 7 30 the Ladies Missionary Society sponsored a sprial for the B Y P U Misses Beulah Piland and Willie Mays led by a committee with Misses Mabel Coleman Wilma Carter and Aline Young. Mrs Clifton Moore and Mrs Herbert Bell led games. The attendee list includes Beulah Piland Mays Coleman Dodgen Young Rylander and several others.
The Hays County Fair Association board announced the fair will be held this year. Plans include hosting the Southwest Texas Fair Circuit officers and directors convention in San Marcos in February, expected to draw over a hundred men.
The notice invites all interested in the estate to appear and contest the application. The court requires appearance on the first day of the next term. Donalson, Clerk, County Court, Hays County, Texas, signs the writ dated January 8, 1926, at San Marcos.
A produced political notice quotes Edwin Waller urging Texans to elect him as county judge. He recalls founding Austin and ties to Waller County and the city, asserts patriotism and duty, and asks for voters to choose him. The fragment includes an unrelated recipe listing herbs and spices.
Paul Jones in St. David hospital Austin slowly improving. Mrs. Staten Lindeman has recovered after illness. Mrs. Will McElroy of Houston returned home after visiting sister Mrs. Eugene Severn. Mr. and Mrs Tampke spent weekend in Lampasas with Tampke aunt who is very sick. E H Nivens visited his mother in Austin Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs M Piland were Sunday guests of Mrs A L Judge. J R Wilhelm of Sani Piland.
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