New Year Reflections and Local News From Schulenburg
Retrospective musings on the 1901 record and hopeful notes mark the year. Local items include visits by Miss Mattie Barkley and Misses Susie Rogers, school moves, and a lecture by Prof. Mally on the boll weevil with advice for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Barkley
Hillary Jones
Susie
Sadie Rogers
Halletsville
Katie
Myrtle Kirk
Myrtle
Willard Glass
Gonzales
Eve Norton
Weimar
Mally
Tennessee Fiber Co Pioneers Cotton Hull Paper Pulp
The Tennessee Fiber Company of Memphis leads the shift to cotton seed hull pulp for paper making. Their mechanical processing avoids harsh chemicals, yielding stronger fibers and substantial bran removal. The venture elevates Memphis as a hub for hull pulp, promising expanded mills and continuous operation year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Fiber Company
Memphis
St.Louis
St. Louis
Tennessee
South
Memphis Scimitar
Moravia Items Include Local Weddings and Happenings
Frank Rainer Sr spent Saturday in Schulenburg for business. Mr At Reaves and Miss Ida Futch of Kinkler neighborhood wed Sunday morning by Justice Kubala. C S P S held monthly meeting last Sunday. A mask ball is planned for February 2. Last Saturday’s ball was well attended. Tax assessor F J Pesek was here Monday to assess 1901 taxes. Rex Dyspepsia Tablets advertise with money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rainer
Schulenburg
At. Reaves
Ida Futch
Kinkler
Justice Kubala
F. J. Pesek
Henry J. K
Oklahoma Eden and Fruit Prices In August Heat
The piece notes cheap fruit in Oklahoma with melons five cents a dozen in July to cold weather, and a rush of produce by rail to Kansas City. It also discusses New York elevated trains and the new sealers on the Second Avenue line powered by electricity to move passengers from street to station, amid a shift back to surface-car patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fulton
Seine River
France
Oc, Jerome
C. H. McCormick
Thaddeus Fairbanks
R. Hoe
F. B. Morse
New York Harbor
Prof
Morse
Elias Howe
Graham Bell
Thomas Edison
London
Edison
Faror
Helen Frat
Tance
Kansas City
New York
Fiftyninth Street
Third Avenue
Second Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lumdch
Oningleo
Oauh
Moulton, Texas
Graveyard
Angel Band
Cheatham
J. M. Kirk
Farmers’ Congress
Austin. Tex
House
McFall
Travis
Bailey
Waters- Pierce Oil Co
Mailey
F. W. Mally
Texas
South Texas
Department of State
Gus Baumgarten
Chicago
St. Joseph
Omaha
St. Joe
Texas Stock Journal
United States
William Eilers
Canada
Mississippi River
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Napoleon
Sabine
Rocky Mountains
Spain
California
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Colorado
Mexico
England
Gray
Lewis and Clarke
Gila River
Alaska
Russia
Hawaiian Islands
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Sam Hancock
Colorado County
Caddo
I. T
Hancock
W. W. Walker
Erts
Oklahoma
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