Farmers Should Bring Their Notebooks to Texas Exposition
The Sixth National Corn Exposition at Dallas showcases 1913 crop products from Texas and other states with charts offering farm helps. Farmers are urged to bring pencils and notebooks to study the charted information and apply it to their farms year round. The exhibit, led by the Texas Industrial Congress, aims to educate and benefit farmers through practical notes and advice.
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Texas Industrial Congress
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U. S
A. & M. College
Texas Experiment Stations
Personal visits and moves noted around Shiner area
D Niemeyer of Shiner visited the city late last week. Mrs R A Hudson returned Friday from Gonzales. County Attorney L Stavi nohoha of Hallettsville attended Moulton on official business. Olga Valenta returned from Shiner. Carpenter Joseph Tronicek left for Shiner to build a home for Wm Darilex. Miss Viasta Marek visited Mrs Laura Valenta and returned to Shiner. Hettie Goetz and her brother from Gonzales visited J J Kotzebue’s family. J J Mueller of Peach Creek and Willie Brosch of Baureville visited. Charles Mladenko of Yoakum stayed with his parents. Superintendent Wm Kilera attended the teachers institute in Hallettsville. Mr and Mrs George Ilse returned to Warrenton from Dilworth. Georgia Smith, Cedar Spring teacher, returned from Slayden after visiting her sister. Dr P O Puck bought four lots in block 48 at $100 per lot from Mrs Minna Krause. Rev Allen of Flatonia preached at the Methodist church. Flatonia choir led by K J Andrews sang several selections.
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P.O. Puck
Minna Krause
Farm Facts on Rural Leadership and Community Building
Peter Radford argues rural communities need intelligent, consecrated leadership. He frames the farm as civilization’s nursery and calls pastors to urge home ownership and biblical character, stressing equality of opportunity for farming and a call to moral progress at home.
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Peter Radford
All Progress
Commissioners Court Meets in Hallettsville. Kubena Leaves Early
The regular session of the commissioners court convened at Hallettsville Monday. Commissioner John Kubena left for the county capital Monday afternoon. Frank Mang of the Lockhart Marble and Granite Works was in the city late last week on business matters, with their advertisement appearing elsewhere in this issue.
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Hallettsville
John Kubena
Frank Mang
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Lockhart Marble and Granite Works
News from Old Moulton Headed by Local Correspondent
The column announces that a correspondent in Old Moulton will supply upcoming news items. It highlights the community’s focus on local events and happenings from the quieter neighborhood.
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Old Moulton
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Joseph Tronicek
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J. J. Mueller
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Willie Brosch
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John Miadenka
Wm. Kilera
George Ilse
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Wm. Buelow
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Georgia Smith
Cedar Spring
Slayden
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