Democratic Standard Bearers and 1908 Campaign Notes
Bonhomous political snippets recount Norman E. Mack chosen to direct the 1908 Democratic campaign, Willie Hearst’s Independents, and predictions of Bryan’s election. Local items note taxes, school district levies, and Governor Lanham’s death, with community notices from Henkhaus and Oak Grove Starbrass band festivities.
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Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Chas. Hirsch
Oak Grove Starbrass
San Antonio
Mr. H
Gerhard
Anton Buesing
Corpus, Christi
John Beyer
Archer County
Everygreen School
Henkhaus
Hallettsville Gop and Dems Readying for State Campaign
In Hallettsville Texas July 31 friends of Senator John Willacy urge him as a candidate for Texas governor. Prof W E Rabb democratic nominee for representative says he will follow constituents on the sub mission vote and anti-treating bill. Republicans plan a candidate with Taft buttons seen. Louis Trautwein is named for representative.
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Hallettsville
Texas
John Willacy
W.E. Rabb
R. B. Allen
F. P. Guenther
Boot
Austin
John M. Green
Yoakum
Lee Green
Corpus Christi
Agriculture and Mechanical College
Devoe Paint Endures Varies by Local Weather
Letter to Jim Richier from Texas discusses Devoe paint in Yorkville and South Carolina. The writer argues Devoe wears 21 years in sunny sandy coasts while noting local conditions change wear. It notes Devoe covers less area and costs less, with Fehrenkamp as a local seller.
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Devoe
South Carolina
Democratic nominees for 31st legislature and local offices
W. E. Rael and A. B. Noble lead as nominees for representative and sheriff. RUD Valenta and Steve Bennett seek tax related posts, A. B. Devall as treasurer, Geo. Von Lienen as public weigher precinct 6, L. A. Meiners justice precinct 6, Mo. Kubena commissioner precincts 2 and 6. Robt. Preston notes San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway will raise rates 10 percent from Aug 10 for north and east points.
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Geo. von Lienen
L. A. Meiners
Robt. Preston
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Tue EaGer
Are you a business snob or Texas booster
A Texas reflection urges residents to favor Texas made goods, arguing spending out of state drains the economy. The piece condemns business snobs and promotes patronizing home industry to keep money, jobs, and factories within Texas. It also reports local notices and social happenings in Moulton and surrounding areas.
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Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oo. F. Knape
Moulton
Exac
Bank
Bryan and Kern
Willie Hearst
Miss Democracy
Bryan
Julian Harris
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
A. Pollak
South
Haskell
Oklahoma
Washington
The
Independence League
Thomas II. Hisgen
Massachusetts
John Temple Graves
Georgia
McDade Independent School District
Lanham
Weatherford
S. W. T. Lanham
Congress
Novak
Range and
Skidmore
Henkhaus News
Epior EaGue
T. T. Dickson
Bartrop County
Kenney Wagner
Smithville
City
Wm. J. Tomasko
TuHe EaGuie
E. Boehm & Sons
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Koester Bros
F. J. Knesek
Joe E. Richter
Hallettsville News
Tex
Taft
Louis Trautwein
Shiner
A-Haynes Sr
W. E. Rabb
Sweet Home
Jos. Stanzel
Horace D. Brown
el Campo
Jim Richier
Moulton, ‘Exas
F. W. Devor & Co
P.S
W. E. Rael
A. B. Noble
RUD
Valenta
Steve Bennett
A. B. Devall
MO. Kubena
Henry Krause
Cash Produce Store
Moulton, Texas
A. F. Kotzebue & Bro
Roester Bros
Mwa
Snob
Witting
Here
George Wulf
Wm. Wulf
W. W. Denham
Goliad
Houston
George Stallmann
Vox Populi
Linbarger
Oak Grove
Christopher Bossler
Flatonia
W. A. White
Near
Turnagle
J. L. Janszen
August Hirsch
John Loler
Jos. Hadecek
Tur EaGie
First State Bank
T Moulton
Wm. Green
E. StupEeman
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
Ino. Bucex
E. Studeman
Toc
Bekanntmachung
Am Sonntag
Vormittags
Das Comite
DR. King’s
Dr. King
Earl Shamburg
Cadell
Kas
Friendship Saloon
Adolph Ota
F. W. Luekh
Moulton Bottling Works
WM. Schmid
Echo Springs
Jersey
Joe HK. Richter
Felix Tilicek
Shor
Severa
Ww. F. Severa Co
Michael Lada
National 5
Clarksburg
W. Va
W. F. Severa CO
Cedar Rapids Bie
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