Longtime Sap Throttle Toter Retires From Yoa Kum Run
A. J. Happy Jack Fetterly, who has steered the Sap for over 25 years, made his last trip from Waco to Yoakum Monday and retires on the pension list. He endured several wrecks with minor injuries while his regular runs kept him in service. Ignac J. Parma and family plan to move to Temple, joining his brother in law Felix Nesista after selling their mercantile business interests. Miss E. M. Jamison, secretary to Jake Wolters, returns to Houston after visiting LaGrange. Minerva Lewis, Thrift Campaign county chair, leaves for Dilworth to boost regional efforts with Miss Bea Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Happy Jack) Fetterly
Yoakum
Waco
Mr. Fetterly
Ignac J. Parma
Ford
Temple
Minerva Lewis
Dilworth
Bea Thompson
Gonzales Inquirer
Shiner Area Residents Visit Relatives and Officials
Mrs John Krueger visited Shiner relatives Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Darilek of Shiner visited relatives Friday. Edwin Jaeggli was in San Antonio and Uvalde late last week. County Attorney C L Stavinoha of Hallettsville was in the city Monday on official business. Mr and Mrs tenry Koester and daughter visited Shiner relatives Sunday. Rudolph Kalcek of El Campo was here Thursday and Friday, guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Kypple. Mrs Charles Krause returned Monday from Shiner where she visited daughter Mrs Frank Tomasko. Grandmother Wm Schmidt of Yoakum came Monday to meet her grandson at the Baur home. An exam for teachers certificates was held at Hallettsville Friday and Saturday. six applicants were reported by Prof I P Leslie, county board examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Kalcek
el Campo
Charles Kypple
Charles Krause
Shiner
Frank Tomasko
Wm. Schmidt
Yoakum
Adolph Baur
Hallettsville
I’. Lt. Leslie
County Board of Examiners
Useless Wheat Prompted Meat Stock Changes and Food Rules
The United States Food Administration reports higher meat supplies due to hog shipments averaging 232 pounds, while breadstuffs demand remains and new one day per week meat observance is proposed. The agency notes food balances depend on crop conditions and transportation, promising updates to keep the public informed.
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United States Food Administration
America
Pood
Potatoes Put to War Use in New Soup Recipe
Government experts report a potato crop boost with over 700 000 extra acres planted last year. The United States Food Administration promotes bio potato stocks and lists potatoes as wheat flour substitutes. A tested war soup recipe uses three potatoes milk onion butter substitute flour salt celery salt pepper cayenne parsley and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Havel Visits LaGrange to Place Announcement in Svoboda
Prof F G Havel of Henk haus and Lavaca county tax collector candidate was in LaGrange last week. He did not campaign in Fayette county but filed his announcement in the Bohemian Svoboda newspaper popular in Lavaca county.
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F. G. Havel
Henkhaus
Lavaca County
LaGrange
Havel
Fayette County
Svoboda
Lavava County
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G.&a.baur
Kotzebue Drug Co
Rexall
Rud
Jaeggli & Bro
Xoloi
the City Bakery
R. A. Etlinger
Kore
Stroman
Moulton, Texas
Texas Gas and Oils
United States
W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
E. M. Jamison
W. E. Ferguson
Houston
Miss Jamison
Jake Wolters
John Krueger
William Darilek of
Edwin Jaeggli
San Antonio
Uvalde
C. L. Stavinoha
Hadlettsville
Tenry Koester
Anton Kolar
Buick Motor Cars
Oswald Buescher
Boehm’s
Hy. J. Koester
Brown
Lucas Rehmet
Adu
Mc Rbine
Jas. F. Ballard
ST. Louis, MO
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