Local residents and visitors seen in Shiner Flatonia and Gonzales trips
Numerous mentions of residents traveling for business visits in Shiner and Flatonia. Emil Korges and J F Wood noted in Yoakum and Yoakam respectively. Mrs A Smith and photographer F A Smith returned to Shiner, while R A Hudson, Louis Eblers and others made weekend or Friday trips to Gonzales and Flatonia for business or visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. A. Smith
Shiner
Louis Eblers
Konstant Rehmet
Ud. B. Papacek
Louis Niebuher
Emil Bartosch
Texas Mills Report Records Largest Cotton Use in 1913
Census Bureau data shows Texas mills consumed 58 354 bales in 1913 the highest yearly total. Texas had 123 908 spindles with 110 320 active. earlier years list lower figures including 1912 41 310 and 1910 39 052, indicating steady growth in cotton usage and mill activity.
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Waco
Texas Cotton Mills
Census Bureau
Texas
Texas Mills
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Sale Gloses
Chivoits
Madras
Ladies’ and Childern’s
Ladies’ Union
Children’s Union
A. Baur
Paites
White Wolfe
Koester Bros
Arge
J. Elinessee
Emil Korges
Yoakum
B. H. Cordes
Eli Meyer
San Antonio
J. F. Wood of
The
Eagle
Arthur Jaho
Near Shiner
Adela Cordes
Flatonia
J. T. Jaeggli
Allen Wiseman
Thureday
L. Windel
R. A. Hudson
Gonzales
Millie Krueger
Mies Helia Krueger
Rev. G. Rapp
Lutheran Church
Halletteville
Mies
Mary Albrecht
Yoakam
R ©. Roever
Alois Raab
Shinet
Dittmar
J. A. Leazer
Smith Leazer
Gerhard Mueller
Cuero
G. H. Raymond
Randolph Kerr
Mrs
Lee Banting
Oswald Buescher
Emil Pundt
Frank Koenig
Fred Krause
Hilda Fehrenkamp
FE. T. Fehrenkamp
R. K. Les
Lone Star Brewery
Rudolph Valenta
J. M. Bell
the Nickel Adjacency
Emmie Bohnenkamp
Della Boehm
Leila Horne
Mesars “Lo
Fred Stehrenkamp
Frankie Wagner
Georgia Smith
Cedar Spring
Gonzales County
Maine
C. L. Cleveland
Ohio
Green Mountain
Boehm & Sons
Henry Krause
Hy. Krause & Son
Kotzebue’s Drug Store
Moulton
Rexall
Plpkplotg Ags
Severn
Severa
Lee Bunting
Sanday
Boursville-Komensky
F. K. Bucek
Gerhard Fl
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