Starvation, education and politics in the early 1900s
A collage of quotes and statistics touches on hunger in China, Texas education rankings, manners and civility, tariff talks, Bryan’s presidential chances, cigar industry figures, mice fears, and U.S. fiscal data. The piece weaves public policy, personal virtue, and national finance with notable names and dates.
Hearst Keeps Brissaxe On With New Five Year Deal
Brissaxe editor of William Randolph Hearst papers earns 6000 dollars monthly. He sought retirement to a quieter life but Hearst reportedly persuaded him to continue for five more years by offering 100000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Bryan
New York
Rockefeller and
Morgan
Agruur
Brissaxe
William
Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Women and men in executive roles and education urged
A discussion contrasts gender in leadership with a tax conference easing tariffs on American farm products. The piece stresses the value of education for youth and cites Berlin reports of a fluoroescent absolute death test that signals true death within thirty minutes and reanimates the benumbed in simulated states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kulicka Bond Postpones Hallettsville Arson Case
Hallettsville Texas December 31 Joseph Kulicka charged with arson has posted bond. His infant son Joe Kulicka Jr was burned about a week ago triggering the complaint. The accused’s wife had filed for divorce the day before the barn fire. Justice court, adjourned from the 24th, will hear trials including liquor to a minor charges, the first in town, based on a white boy’s intoxication from whiskey bought by a Negro boy at a saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Texas
Joseph Kulicka
Joe Kulicka, Jr
Cautionary Note on Wit Among Associates
The text warns that wit should be used with caution and judgment to avoid becoming the butt of jokes. Wit is admired yet feared and no one enjoys being its victim.
LaGrange Presses Port O Connor Route Connection
LaGrange seeks a new road path via Schulenburg Swiss Alp and Brenham to reach the Trinity river. Local citizens emphasize strong interest and will exert best efforts to secure the route benefiting the surrounding countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Port O’connor
Schulenburg
Swiss Alp
Brenham
Trinity
Roll of Honor Remains Mentioned Donors
Roll of Honor lists financial supporters since the last report including Prof. A. V. Peterson Moulton R Preston Moulton F Knape Swiss Alp Gus Krueger Moulton Jake Maerz Gonzales Adolph Nachlinger Moulton Alvin P Mueller Mart John Faltesek Moulton W F Jaeggli Taylor Emil Faltisek Moulton J C A Peters Moulton Henry Sonnemann Moulton Miss Mary Antrich Oak Grove. On December 25 the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Peterson
Moulton
R. Preston
F. Knape
Gus
Krueger
Jake Maerz
Gonzales
Adolph Nachlinger
Alvin P. Mueller
Mart
John Faltesek
W. F. Jaeggli
Taylor
Emil Faltisek
J. C. A. Peters
Henry Sonnemann
Mary Antrich
Oak Grove
Iron Production Leaders Highlight United States Dominance
The United States leads world iron output in 1900 with about 36 million tons, of which roughly 24 million tons are converted to steel, surpassing Great Britain and Germany. In other notes, Paul Blumerich of High Hill is buried, and Mozart lodge No. 59 elected officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Mozart Lodge No. 59
Order of Sons of Hermann
L. A. Meiners
F. T. Fehrenkamp
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Hermann Thar
J. B. Batschek
J. G. Guenther
Grand Lodge
Swiss Alp News notices including dances and family movements
Charles Strobel and family relocate to Copeland after years in Swiss Alp. A December 25 Swiss Alp hall dance drew many dancers. Local happenings include illnesses, travels, a Dec 6 marriage of Adolph Baur and Nora Sander, and Henry Meyer’s 70th birthday. E. Engel, 74, died Dec 24 near Lere from yellow fever. Washington school, led by Prof. Smothers, shows progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss Alp
Texas
Charles Strobel
Copeland
Ben Gebert
Charles Gebert
J. E. Clark
Schulenburg
August Ahrens
Mexico
August Gebert
George Knigge
Brenham
Blinn Memorial College
Ewald Rudolph
Kennedy
Karnes County
George Luck
Louisiana
Francisca Schmedt
Yoakum
Wm. Franke
Hettie
Rosanky
O. F. Knape
Moulton
Adolph Baur
Nora Sander
Karl Kern
Lutheran Church
August Windmeyer
Flatonia
T. Franke
Cedar
H. F. Knape
Henry Meyer
Washington School
Smothers
E. Engel
Lere
Fayette County
Williams’ Creek
Horses in America and Mustangs History
Geologists note a prehistoric American horse already extinct before humans. Spaniards brought horses to the Americas used by conquerors and explorers. Mustangs arose from these horses in Mexico and the northern plains, with the Indian Pony possibly a northern mustang descendant. Texas patents listed include various devices and gadgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Alaska
Patagonia
Mexico
Peru
de Soto
United States
South America
Pampas
Argentine
California
Texas
Prairie
Also Mentioned on This Page
F- Buape
PoupissuEr and Proprietor
Moulton, Texas
Washington
Topeka
William Jennings Bryan
Adam
Eve
New York Globe
War and Navy
Ourgo
Baltimore Sun
Uwankers
Hallettsville News
Roll of Honor
Paul Blumerich
High Hill
Blumerich
Tan
S Am
Lucas Rehmet
Bay
Aulton
Ww. Green
Ep. Studeman
Jno. Bucexk
W. J. Moore, Jr
F.T. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
WM. Green
Ee Frices Bank
Ioc
Phonograrphi
Edison
Sotzebue, Prugzist
Edmund Knape
Nordheim
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D. C
Richard A. Bradshaw
Anna
John H.engleman
Emory
Langdon Ilarris
Waco
August Hays
San Antonio
Albert F. Heckel
Galveston
Robert L. Henderson
West
John B. Williams
Houston
Severa
Severa’s Kidney & Liver Cure
Severa’s Balsam
Mary Jalovicar
Chelsea
Mass
Severn
Severa’s
ST. Gothard’s
Nervoton
W. F. Severa
F. A. Kubicek
Eilert & Sauer
Felix Tilicek
Vince Rehmet
Moultern Bottling Works
Ft.worth
Denison
Kansas City
Lubke & Arnim
Barney Lackmann
Gigars Sts
Hermann Park
Moulton Juvenile
Hermann Park Hall
Moulton Brass Band