Evergreen school residence repainted by trustees
The trustees had the Evergreen school residence painted by A. J. Elster since the last report. Paul Dierschke and family visited Adolph Selzer's home for his son Paul’s birthday. Relatives from Kuehn's Grove and Char-lottenburg called on Chas Hirsch Jr. over the weekend. Independence Day was quietly observed with about four hours of rain.
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Evergreen School
A. J. Elster
Adolph Selzer
Paul
Paul Dierschke
Pauline Dierschke
Kuehn’s Grove
Chas. Hirsch, Jr
Joe Ullrich
Charlottenburg
John Anderle
Oak Grove
Green’s
Frank Fishbeck
Lone Star
R. A. Haas
Boursville
Houston Population and Plans for Speedway Drive
Houston's population is listed at 95 930 and a movement seeks a 500 000 automobile speedway linking Houston and Galveston. The past fiscal year shows 1 135 545 aliens entering the United States, up 283 759 from last year. The Texas railroad mileage increased by 738 2 miles, the largest single year rise in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iccks
Houston
Galveston
United States
Texas
University of Texas Dean Dr. Grace Pierce Garrison Dies
Dr Grace Pierce Garrison longtime dean of the faculty at the University of Texas and historian died Sunday after weeks of illness. He was 57 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grerce Pierce Garrison
University of Texas
State superintendent bars teaching certificates for under 16
The state department bans issuing teaching certificates to anyone under sixteen, deeming them too young to teach. Austin legal graduate Charles F Guenther visited family here before heading to Hallettsville. Will T Bagby of Hallettsville campaigned for Oscar Branch Colquitt, delivering a 90 minute speech and drawing many admirers.
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State Superintendent of Public Schools
Will T. Bagby
Halletteville
South Texas
Oscar Branch Colquitt
Dreyer Jane
Mr. Bagby
Social Club Gathering Hosted by Mrs Jaeggli
Mrs J T Jaeggli hosted a Social Club afternoon with attendees including Mrs KE Studeman Mrs R Jaeggli Mrs Ed Boehm Mrs F T Fehrenkamp Mrs Wm Kotzebue Mrs R Prestor Mrs V Rehmer Mrs O Bueecher and Mrs W K Rich ter. The group will meet next Wednesday with Mrs M Kotzebue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Jaeggli
KE. Studeman
R. Jaeggli
Ed. Boehm
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Wm. Kotzebue
R. Prestor
V. Rehmer
O. Bueecher
W. K. Richter
M. Kotzebue
Komensky Community Festers with Music and Rain
Komensky gatherings spanned a birthday celebration at Sweet Home with Fritz Packebusch and Joe Antrich providing music. The Komensky brass band led by F. J. Kabenka played for the Prada feast, while a Fourth of July rain blessed the area.
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Fritz Packebusch
Joe Antrich
Sweet Home
F. J. Kubenka
Kamensky Brass Band
Henry Friedrich
Breslau
Hanslik of
Witting
Baursville Briefs and Local Notes
The column reports visits by Edward Haas and family to Smothers Creek relatives and by Chas Klobedans and family from Old Moulton. It notes Democratic primary fast approaching in nineteen days and asks readers about voting. Also mentions Emil Krause family visiting, no rural mail due to Independence Day, and Emil Jemelks becoming proud parents of a baby girl.
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Rodder
Edward Haas
Smothers’ Creek
Ford. Schindler
Joe Heger
Theresia Heger
Henkhans
Chas. Klobedans
Old Moulton
Voter
Anton Bratrich
Emil Krause
Sabinsl
Shiner
Emil Jemelks
Eppy
Ephor League notes corn short, cotton strong
The report says corn crops are short this year while cotton looks promising. The William Tell Schuetzen Verein held a meeting on Sunday to plan a big feast on July 16. A large crowd gathered at Mr and Mrs Frank Michalik's home Sunday for Mr Michalik's birthday. New Briginver, July 6, 1910.
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William Tell Schuetzen Verein
Frank Michalik
Mr. Michalik
Eilers and Kubena Meet in Shiner Tuesday
Professor William Eilers and County Commissioner Joe Kubena were observed in Shiner on Tuesday, signaling a local government and academic engagement.
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William Eilers
Joe, Kubena
Shiner
Presiding Officers Named for Lavaca County Democratic Primaries
A list of presiding officers appointed to oversee Lavaca county Democratic primaries includes Hallettsville city hall B C Avant and courthouse H M Tippett among many others across towns such as Shiner Moravia Vienna Yoakum Moulton and Koerth with local officials like J E Jalafka W H Moore and A J Jamison noted for their duties.
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Lavaca County
Hallettsville City Hall
B.C. Avant
H.M. Tippett
Breslau
Morris Struck
Witting
F. Albrecht
Mertz Mill
M. Kahrenthold
Williamsburg
T. J. Brown
Hawkberry
A. T. McKay
Moravia
J. E. Jalafka
Shiner
Joe, Weishard
Mount Olive
Joe Hranetzky
Sweet Home
W. H. Moore
Worthing
A. J. Jamison
Scherlottenburg
H. C. Miller
Koerth
J. B. Ralson
Wied
O. W. Miller
Hope
J. J. Riggs
Ezzell
J. F. Koonce
M. T. Andres
Vienna
Louis Teltscbek
Speakeville
H. M. Crabb
Providence
J. M. Adams
Hardy Sandies
C. B. Kelly
Moulton
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Oak Grove
Aug. Krause
Novobrad
Jos
R. Jasek
Yoakum
T. M. Dodd
Sublime
W. C. Fernau
J. M. Little
Notice of Cooking Preparation and Foot Lengths
A notice states readiness to cook with no lasses and that pressed care will be cut in foot lengths and available on request. Signed by Hewey Erincer.
Financial Statement of Bank Assets and Liabilities
The document lists bank asset categories including loans and discounts, real estate, reserves, deposits, and capital items. It shows total assets of 184 070 74 and total liabilities and capital sums including deposits and bills payable. Directors certify the figures as correct.
Colquitt Platform Emphasizes Rights and Local Self-Government
The platform upholds personal rights under the Constitution including trial by jury and opposes deputy agents and arrests for tax disputes. It calls for property protection, reduced public offices, stronger schools, enforceable corporate laws, local option on liquor with strict enforcement, and a federalist view favoring home rule and local control. It advocates constitutional, representative government and restraint on new statewide legislation to ease burdens on citizens.
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Austin
Texas
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C. F. Knape
Proightor
Moulton Vexas
Henkhaus
Eorror
Aeak
W.J. Bryan
Daily
Reno
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Charles F. Guenther
J. G
F. J. Guenther
Charlies
Law Department
the State University
Henry
Komensky
Anton Mikulik
Novohrad
Hugo Pohler
Merrem
H. J. Ladewig
W. H. J. Wenske
Emma Vogt
el Campo
Mikulik
Praha
Frpo
Baursville
Eorror Eagie
Ephor
First State Bank
Resources
State OF Texas
Lavaca
We. E. Studeman
Jno. Bucek
EK. Studeman
JO. Bucek
J.T. Jaeggli
Philip Welhausen
Oswald Buescher
Colquitt’s
Pittsburgh
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Agt
W. S. Sheley
J.cinadar
Davis
Oklahoma
Fist Safe Bank of
Green
Canital Stock
StvpEemayn
O. Bueschek
WM. Green
Jxu
Kucek
E. Syudeman
RED Cross
OAK
Hohensee
Moulton, Texas
Allen
Koester
A. F. Kotzebue
Emil Bartosch
Kamensky
Mogat Lodge No
Order of Sons of
Hermann
George Kaiser
Gustav Huff
John Schacheri
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