Ed Nuevar case upheld by Court of Criminal Appeals
Information from Hallettsville Texas states the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Ed Nuevar in an appeal from this county. The decision enforces the stock law prohibiting horses cattle mules jacks and jennets from running at large in the county area where the law is in effect. Neuvar was convicted in December 1912 for stock law violation after private prosecution aided the County Attorney. The case had been before the court nearly a year.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Ed Nuevar
Neuvar
Publication Entry and Date Stamp at Morton Vexan
The notice records the paper being entered at the post office in Morton Vexan as second class matter on Friday January 23, 1914.
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Morton Vexan
Local papers note new brick business house on North Lott Street
The Times in Yoakum reports Green and Welbausen plan a two story red pressed brick business house on North Lott Street beside a proposed Federal building. Schulenburg Sticker notes Edward Woitle, son of Fred and Mrs Woitle, was accidentally shot in the hand. a finger was amputated but he is expected to recover. Surname Bennett reports 3675 poll tax receipts issued since October 1 1913 with a reminder election year voters must pay by January 31 midnight. Herman Sobn hosts a successful Hallow ball with Moulton Concert Band. a larger ball is planned for February 14 with good music anticipated.
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the Times
Messrs
Edward
Fred Woitle
Schulenburg Sticker
S. L. Bennett
Hallettsville
Herman Sobns
Moulton
Herman
Changes in School Month Closings for Teacher Reports
Notice to teachers outlines closing dates January 30 February 27 March 27 April 24 and May 22. Reports must reflect days taught within each closing interval and may include holidays if approved by trustees.
Social Centers on Farms and Youth Leadership
Peter Radford argues for social centers guided by cultured leadership to entertain instruct and inspire youth on farms. He says farm life must be made attractive and farming economically viable with schools serving as social units for character building and community thought.
Texas Meat Packing Emerges As State’s Leading Industry
Texas has transformed from four sausage plants in 1900 to fourteen slaughtering and meat packing establishments with annual output over 42 million dollars. The industry now uses 4,300 workers, with salaries totaling 2.6 million, and fabricates 2 million head of live stock yearly. Hogs dominate slaughter: about 940,000 annually, while cattle and calves follow. pork demand has surged, and Texas leads in cattle numbers with 6,056,000 head as of January 1, 1913.
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Texas
Exas
Carnival company to supply attractions for Flatonia fair
The San Antonio Express reports a contract with a major carnival company to furnish attractions for the second South Texas Industrial and Agricultural Fair to be held in Flatonia in July. Laura Valenta of this city is a new Eagle reader and Frank Schmidt, once a local resident, now in Floresville, renewed acquaintances last week and had The Eagle sent to his address.
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Laura Valenta
The
Eagle
Frank Schmidt
Floresville
San Antonio Express
Carnival
Flatonia
Pecan Grower Claims Best Texan Tree Profit Value
Ballinger resident claims ownership of the best producing pecan tree in Texas. The tree earned $300 last year, reflecting a Central Texas crop worth about $200,000 and roughly 90 carloads. The item ends with a reminder to pay poll tax.
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Ballinger
Texas
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