Pioneering Flatonia Resident Krystian Sembera Dies at 82
Krystian Sembera of Flatonia died after a brief illness at his home one mile from town. Born in Czechoslovakia on December 5 1847 he married Mary Bevan in 1868 and settled in the Flatonia area in 1881. Survived by wife and six children, 44 grandchildren, 35 great grandchildren. Burial in Flatonia city cemetery Tuesday at 2 pm with Judge EB Motis delivering the funeral oration. A service at the home preceded the interment.
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Krystian Sembera
Flatonia
Mr. Sembera
Czecho Slovakia
Marrie
Mary Bevan
Joseph Sembera
Jindriska Barta
Frank Sembera
Marie Bartos
Seymour
Krystian Sembera, Jr
Shiner
Krystina Barta
Corpus Christi
Flatonia City
EB. J. Motis
Yoakum
Woman Eats Only Baby Food 3 Years Then Embraces Adlerika
A testimonial describes a woman who restricted meals to baby food for three years and now, using Adlerika from Kopecky Drug Co, reports relief from gas and old waste elimination. She claims improved appetite and sleep and urges others to try Adlerika.
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Adlerika
Gann
Kopecky Drug Co
Frayed Phrase Signals Newspaper Mailing Notice
A fragmentary note outlines a weekly Friday publication with pricing and mail handling details. It references a post office in Texas and mentions an upfront subscription rate of 32.00, indicating a second class mailing status and a press association connection.
Believe It Or Not Byrne College Shortens Training Time
An appeal touts Byrne Commercial College claiming four and a half months to graduate in bookkeeping and shorthand versus twelve months elsewhere. It asserts substantial salary advantages, free employment services, money back guarantees, and campuses in Dallas Houston and San Antonio under H. K Byrne.
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Byrne Commercial College
Byrne
Brirne
Texas
Byrne College
Byrne Colleges
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
H. K Byrne
Texas Facts From State Survey Report
Texas hosts about 20 000 miles of improved highways and exports exceed 700 million dollars annually. The Bermuda onion crop is valued near 4.9 million dollars yearly. Natural gas production rose 45 percent in 1927. Cotton mills consume about 25 percent of state cotton. Six state mental hospitals hold over 9 000 patients with property value totaling 8.317 million dollars. Galveston is an old and strategic port. Indian population totals 2 109 led by the Alabama tribe in Polk county. Coastline tidal 624 miles and inland mileage 3 870 miles. Texas has 422 fire marshals. August fires caused about 1.124 million dollars in losses.
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Texas
Polk County
Funeral services for Henry A Krause
Henry A Krause 83 died after being held in Hallettsville jail for transport to a state hospital. Funeral services were conducted at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs August Krause with burial in Moulton Lutheran Cemetery. He married Ella Wustenbart on November 24 1919 and is survived by his wife a son Wilbert his parents two brothers four sisters and extended family.
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Henry A. Krause
August Krause
Here
Moulton Lutheran Cemetery
A. H. Falkenberg
Krause
Hallettsville
Ella Wustenbart
Wilbert
August Krause, Jr
Ludwig Janssen
Bertha Meyer
Alma Haas
Annie Mertz
Holiday Visitors Dot Moulton Over Christmas Week
Most homes in Moulton welcomed visitors during Christmas holidays and many townspeople traveled to visit others. A complete list of visitors is unavailable, so goings and comings for the week are omitted.
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Moulton
Sengelmann Tilicek Nuptials in Schulenburg Ceremony
Alex Sengelmann and Miss Agnes Tilicek wed on Saturday December 22 with Rev. Wolf officiating. The groom is son of Charles Sengelmann of Schulenburg and the bride daughter of Felix Tilicek of Moulton. They will reside in Schulenburg.
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Alex Sengelmann
Agnes Tilicek
Wolf
Charles Sengelmann
Schulenburg
Felix Tilicek
Moulton
Schuburg
Nothing Like It On Earth Borozone Claim
The Borozone liquid and Borozove powder combination is promoted as a unique wound healing treatment. The liquid is described as a powerful antiseptic, and the powder as a healer, with prices listed and Kopecky Drug Company as seller.
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Kopecky Drug Company
New Officers Take Charge After General Election
New officers elected at the last general election assumed duty Wednesday. August W. Jans on becomes county judge, Gene Houch ins is sheriff, Otto E. Kubenka takes over as commissioner of Precincts 2 and 6, and A. J. Darilek assumes justice of the peace for Precinct 6.
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August W. Janson
Gene Houchins
Otto E. Kubenka
A. J. Darilek
Oak Grove School Entertainment Postponed Indefinitely
The Oak Grove School entertainment planned for January 6 has been postponed indefinitely.
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Oak Grove
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F.T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
THE
Moulton Lumber Dealers
Spic and
Spen
Frank A. Cinada
Novosad « Vyoral
Notary Public
First State Bank
Lexas
No. 99
O. F. Knape
Pousiisuer
Moutiten Fomas
PRESS
Galveston
America
Sengelmann-Tilicek
Earth
Rexal
Rexall
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co
Dareains
Etlinger & Jahn Autoco
Rehme
Henry Krause
Neskorik’s Store
W. Neskorik
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