Local residents return from visits and farm course
Mrs A Wagner returns from Schulenberg with sister Miss Clara Wolters visiting. Merrem family from Moulton and LaGrange were guests of the Metrem family. A K Bell, county farm demonstrator, returns from Texas A and M after attending the Farmers Short Course with strong farmer turnout and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Merrem
Edgar Merrem
Emma Merrem
Lonie Schulz
Moulton
Edgar Lueders
LaGrange
Metrem
Schulenburg
A. K. Bell
Gonzales
Nquirer
Weimar Visitors From Moulton Return to See Friends
Frank L. Philipp and wife Willie and Joe Batey and Mrs. Wm Brilliog of San Antonio motored from Moulton this week to spend a few days with numerous friends in and around Weimar. Former Weimar citizens are well liked by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Philipp
Willie
Joe Batey
Wm. Brilliog
San Antonio
Moulton
Weimar
Mercury
First bale of new cotton received at Shiner
The first bale of new cotton was received in Shiner on July 29. It was ginned by Frank Colossi, weighed 442 pounds, and sold to Wolters Bros for 13 cents plus one barrel of flour as a premium. Raised by Alois Barcak on Dryer road. Mr. Wm Green and son Dickson returned from an auto trip to Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Frank Colossi
Wolters Bros
Alois Barcak
Wm. Green and Son
Dickson
Plainview
Shiner Gazette
Texas Forest Industry Output and Labor Share
Texas forests yield four and a half million feet of timber. The annual lumber production is valued at 53 million dollars, with 32 million from raw timber and 21 million added by the factory. Texas ranks seventh in timber production. mills employ most industrial workers, with 33 percent of labor in lumber mills. There are 800 mills with a total investment of 45.552 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Irrigated Farms and Water Resources Overview
Texas has 5 238 irrigated farms covering 451 000 acres with 1 480 miles of main irrigation ditches and 1 22 miles of laterals. Construction cost is estimated at 13 500 000 by the U S Census Bureau. Rice is the principal irrigated crop with 287 000 acres devoted to its culture and Jefferson County leads in water under irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United Statensus Department
Jefferson County
Kotzebue Family Updates From Flatonia Area
Mr. Meinhard Kotzebue is in St Louis taking an electrical engineering course. Mrs A M Kotzebue reports a delightful stay at Atlanta Beach Florida and will visit Georgia before returning. Leon Kotzebue left for Galveston Tuesday to prep for medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinhard Kotzebue
St.Louis
A. M. Kotzebue
Atlanta Beach
Fla
Georgia
Leon Kotzebue
Galveston
Medical
Flatonia Argus
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Far Cities
Dr John Steveson of Moscow Tennessee stays in city Misses Mary Holt and Annie Schacberl travel to San Antonio last Thursday Mrs Ernest Pelzel returns from San Antonio Miss Fay Aroim visits Gonzales Annie Tilicek of Shiner visits city Mr Alois Zidek and family back from San Antonio Mary and Katie Tom ford of Yoakum visit city Mrs Hermann Bengsch and son in law Paul Biechmann depart for New Ulm Carolina Berger returns to Weimer after visiting relatives F O Smith Gonzales insurance man visits city Miss Fannie May Cherry Spur arrives for visit Adolph Banzer Grohmann of Weimar guests of Joe Heger A V Keenan returns to Houston Mrs Herman Chemnitz back to Flatonia F Guenther F Brosmann return to Schulenburg Frank Bartosch and family from St John visit John G Mueller visits Fayetteville Halstead relatives Leila Horne returns from Edna Lolita Ed O Arnim and Papacek trip to New Braunfels San Antonio Runge John Bucek family and Adela Knesek return from Austin New Braunfels San Antonio Runge Lloyd Johnson leaves for Moscow Tennessee Otto Riepschlager adds name to local list first bale cotton 448 pounds sold to Ed Boehm & Sons for 121.2 cents per pound plus flour premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kubicek
Oak Grove
Ed. Boehm & Sons
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Guarateed
Satisfac
Tion
G.&a. Baur
Kotzebue’s Drug Store
the Greee
Kopecky
Joe
Adolphus
Brighten
S. W
Bridge
Kopal
Marnot
Excello
Se. J. Anesee
Quality Hardware Store
Eagle
A. Wagner
Clara Wolters
Shiner Enterprise
Lumber and Timber
John Steveson
Moscow
Tennessee
Mary Holt
Annie Schacberl
Ernest Pelzel
Annie Tilicek
Alois Zidek
Mary and
Katie Tomford
Yoakum
Hermann Bengsch
Paul Biechmann
New Ulm
Carolina Berger
Weimer
F.O. Smith
Fannie May Cherry
Spur
Dickens County
Adolph Banzer
Grohmann
Joe Heger
A. V. Keenan
Will Hull
Houston
Herman Chemnitz
Flatonia
F. Guenther
F. Brosmann
John G. Mueller
Fayetteville
Halstead
Frank Bartosch
St. John
J. L. Janssen
Ben Janssen
Leila Horne
Lolita
Arnim
Rad. Papacek
New Braunfels
John Bucek
Mies Adela Knesek
Austin
Runge
Lloyd Johnson
Charles Johnson
Otto Riepschlager
Shiver
Boehm&sons
Crockery
Koester Bros
Henry Krause
Warner, Krause
Hy. Krause & Son
Otfeana
Severn’s Gothard Oil
Price
Severa’s
Severa
Directo
W. F. Severa CO
Cedar Rapivis
Iowa
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