Schley in Santiago Battle: Naval Hero or Contested Figure
Local notes and comments discuss the Schley court of inquiry verdict, praising Schley as hero of the Santiago battle while criticizing critics. The piece cites Dewey supporting Schley, Ramsay and Benham opposing him, and reflects national sentiment in favor of Schley. It also notes related local items and upcoming Christmas events.
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Schley
Dewey
Admiral Schley
Ramsay
Benham
Santiago
Modore
Dreyfus
Sampson
Texas Peaches Spark Chicago Land Purchase Trend
East Texas fruit shipments thrilled Chicago buyers who created a 9000 acre Terax land purchase by a Chicago fruit company. Boer leaders seek Roosevelt support while critics urge halting horse and mule sales to Britain, arguing U.S. neutrality.
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East Texas
Chicago Fruit Company
Terax
Christmas Cheer To The Younger Generation
Three days before Christmas the piece praises Santa Claus and the joy of children. It notes Santa’s preparations, asks children to learn speeches, and reflects on holiday happiness from gifts to festive scenes. A second item announces a Teachers Institute for DeWitt, Gonzales, and Lavaca counties in Yoakum January 12 and 13 with invited teachers and rail discounts.
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X of Henkhouse
Santa Claus
Rev. Stock
Gonzales
Fred. Logemann
Lindenau
de Witt
Folker
DeWitt
Lavaca
Yoakum
F. P. Guenther, Co. Supt. of Public Schools
Lavaca County
Texas
Progressive High Five Club Organizes Card Evening
In Moulton a group of young men and women formed The Progressive High Five Club at Miss Lizzie Franks home. At four tables the spirited game ended with Miss Erna Fehrenkamp winning first prize and Mrs Rud Nordhausen claiming the booby prize, a clown doll.
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Lizzie Franks
Rud Nordhausen
Dr. Cox
Arthur Wacker
Theo Jaeggli
A. F. Kotzebue
Herman Paul
Chas Lueke
Ida
Lilly
Erna Fehrenkamp
Minnie
Lizzie Lueke
Lizzie Krause
Etta Eason
Rud. Nordhausen
Editors and political partisanship stir community letters
A rant on editors as partisan figures contrasts with a social note about Ed Hill hosting a party with about fifteen couples. Subdued references to journalism and politics sit alongside local updates on a LaGrange Deutsche Zeitung agent and cabbage crops near Flatonia after a cold spell.
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Ed Hill
Deaths and illnesses noted in Henkhaus items
It reports the death of Mrs. Albright and extends sympathy to her relatives. A daughter is ill with typhoid fever, Tom Valenta is seriously ill, and Miss Hilda Baron leaves for home. The note ends with holiday wishes to the editor and readers.
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Albright
Tom Valenta
Hilda Baron
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