From Cherokee society notes and Confederate Reunion
Daffodil reports social visits and travels around Cherokee. Prof Behrns of Lisno visits his mother and brother. many locals attend the Brady Confederate Reunion and Shiloh Primitive Baptist meeting. Updates cover marriages births, car accidents, new vehicles, and return trips from Sulphur Springs and San Saba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Behrns
Lisno
J. H. Behres
Ana Bune
C. W. Cook
Ollie Cook
Bess Hebinec
Abbie Cook
Granck
Harper
C. BR. Cook
Brady
Grandpa Cook
7. E. Cook
Tom Holt
Mises Delia Burke
Sulphur Springs
Irene
Mattie Grege
Rough Creek
W. R. Gregg
Wess Chamberlain
Saturdday
Fredonia
E. T. Bickley
Georgia
Roxie Bickley
Chas. W. Bickley
Cora Beth
Tyra Bowman
San Saba
Lela Christian
Baby
C. L. Behrns
Lime
Stimpson Dougherty
Primitive Baptist Church Association
Shiloh
C2. L. McDonald
Junction
John Williams
Primitive Baptist Association
George
Ab. Smith
W. Biehley
Manor
Texas
BE. P. Bickley
Polk Burke
Pontos
Field Creek
Misa Ethel Moore
L. N. Bauman
The
Christian Church
Simpson
Marvin Burke
Tom Birdt
Robert Dougherty
Homer Smith
Tuesaday
Magill
Vernon
Lester Gray
Warren Kuykendall
John Cayviness
Cavinessy
Frayer
Simpson Creek Sud
Dhon Ditch
Mar
Mrs. Caviness
Mr. Fraver
Mfr
Caviness
Sen Sabet
Hie Escapabe
Martin Kuykendall
Robingan
Beulah Branch
Ratna Smith
Fort Smith Arkansas
Myre
Joe Gay
Cherokem
Wil Jones
Jones
Homer Kuykendall
Anson
Jones County
San Saba County
Maggie
Rose Broyles
Lora
Ethel Hanna
Fantner
Austin
Groves Kuykendall
Leon Barber
Jimmy Dickinson
EK. Thompson
Gladys
Visi
Lometa
Brownwood
Laura Barber
Mies
Lucile Pecomapaniad
San Sake
Tres
Whi Taylor
Jienes Tastor
Behing
Hoyd Hannah
Wehrmin Stens Houston
John Willignes
Abe
Ittek
Stinson
Bos
Olsey Winkler
Tere Sepa
Rey
Willie Moerner
Antamina
Dueck Cuay
Mise
Sue Bettie
Fairtex
Dorsey
Dunation
L. McDonald
W. Jeff Wilcox
Missy Metha
Graves Ailman
Houston
Deleesre
Sho
Tom
Joe Robins
MM Lee
State University
Mero
Mra
Afr
J. Rickles
Sin Saba
Sean
J. WH. Hamner
Mat Hen
J. C. Johnson
C. A. Lehmberg
Miss Esther
Mika Esther
Castell
Prat Lehmberg
Fredericksburg
Messrs
Alfred, Milton
Lee Lehabesete Cyrstely
Lehabe
Helis
Fieir
Chireee
Tempoie
Vo Crimp
Teesday
Satipdine
Oily
Mer
Julip Cook
Emer
Gamit Dreniity
Laura Branch
Saiph
Lehnberg
Sue Ts Polina
Porte Ray Hillpian
Amd Ales
Hotel Ae
Ie Sat Saba Fair
Cotton Futures Act Receives House Approval Amid Revisions
The measure modifies futures contracts on cotton, adds optional par- ticle delivery terms, and grants the Agriculture Secretary authority to classify cotton by grade and quality. The act takes effect September 1 1918 with old law remaining until then and Treasury and Agriculture Dept rules to be re issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whder
Treasury
Agricultural Departments
United States
Democratic Executive Committee Call for Llano County Meeting
A call issued by Llano County Democratic Executive Committee chair alerting members to gather at the chairman’s Llano Texas office on a Saturday in August 1916. Purpose to arrange the Second Primary Election set for August in Llano County to select a U.S. Senator candidate and address other business. List of current committee members appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Llano County
Tlana
Texas
United States
CB. Bhults
J. W. Bauer
J.L. Berryman
Jno
Government blackleg vaccine distributed from Fort Worth
The Bureau of Animal Industry teams with Texas cattlemen to distribute blackleg vaccine via Fort Worth to reduce losses from Texas fever. Stock owners can request application blanks from Dr. L. J. Allen at Fort Worth Live Stock Exchange Building. About 40 percent of quarantined tick areas have been cleared, with systematic dipping used to eradicate cattle ticks across roughly twenty Texas counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Port Worth
L. J. Allen
Live Stock Exchange
Fort Worth
Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas
United States
Intangible Assets Attributed To Colonel Harris Scene
Fragmentary antique text depicts a plantation scene with a colonial tone. The dialogue features Colonel Harris and a servant as they discuss a fearful event and a monetary sum of 286 dollars mentioned by a youth. The piece reads like a Rip Van Winkle style vignette with scrambled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
George
Ibanting
Alesen
Massa
Georg
Rifle Echoes Through Forest Encounter
A frightened girl retreats into trees as rifles fire near a clearing. A surprised response from a young man leads them to watch artillery fire, shaping a tense roadside moment in a Current Opinion vignette.
Undiscovered Opportunities in Texas Hidden in Plain Sight
A historical note extols undiscovered opportunities in Texas and nearby regions. It highlights Poison Lake in Converse County Wyoming where stock losses from poisoned water led to fencing, later yielding a profitable Epsom salts operation via pumping and evaporation. The piece urges vigilance for such chances everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Converse County
Wyoming
Poison Lake
United States
Bratze
Texas
Iman
Bricht
Lost Scottish Miss Anna Belle Mystery Quieted
A garbled note describes police inquiry into the disappearance involving Miss Anna Belle and a suspect in a local incident. The fragmentary text mentions a weinerwurst meal and a staged event, with investigators pursuing a lead and requesting a restraining record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle
Mirrar
Machevor Else Herve Rorteed Commentary Sparks Debate
A fragment notes a remark about labeling a person as a gourmand and its impact on perceived quality. The line suggests debate over terms used and their effect on reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machevor
Herve
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