Frank Stonik dies after six weeks illness in Nickel
Frank Stonik a 32 year old farmer residing in the Nickel neighborhood died Wednesday night after a six weeks illness. He was buried Thursday at S. P. I. S. T. Cemetery near Moulton. He came from Pittsburg about three years ago and is survived by his wife and three children. Also noted are family movements: William Batey traveling to Cistern, Miss Helia Krueger visiting kin in Shiner, Dr Chas. F. Kaase and wife in a cottage, and Emma Bohnenkamp along with Adela Knesek leaving for Houston and Galveston.
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Frank Stonik
Nickel Neighorhood
Moulton
W4s
Pittsburg
Youthful entertainment shapes education in Farm and Ranch
The Moulton Eagle urges parents teachers and ministers to provide wholesome entertainment to engage youth. It argues lively activities appeal to young people and can steer them toward responsible thinking, noting adults must participate in their fun to guide their serious growth.
Declarations of visits and construction notes from Shiner area
Misses Ella and Minnie Ehlers returned Sunday from a visit to their brother Louie Ehlers in Houston. Geo F Janssen left for Yoakum to start a brick business house for Gerhard Niemeyer with frontage on two streets. Work began Tuesday morning. Anna Weber returned from Moulton after an extended visit. The US wheat crop is estimated at one billion bushels.
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Ella
Minnie Ehlers
Louie Ehlers
Houston
Joe Macha
Shiner Gazette
Geo. F. Janssen
Yoakum
Gerhard Niemeyer
soxSo
Anna Weber
Moulton
Shiner Enterprise
United States
Galveston Carnival Opens Seventh Annual Cot on
The Galveston carnival enters its seventh annual cot on and runs through August 1. Confederate pensions for the quarter ending August 1, 1915, total 116 dollars for indigent pensioners and 25 dollars for totally disabled pensioners.
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Galveston
Miss Frances Timmins Saves Drowning Soldiers
Miss Frances Timmins a Houston girl of seventeen saved two soldiers from drowning and has saved four persons from a watery grave in two years.
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Frances Timmins
Houston
Jay
Miss Timmins
Sackett Resolution urged for Texas university split
Richard F. Burges of El Paso urges adoption of House Joint Resolution No. 34, the Sackett Resolution, to separate the University of the State from the Agricultural and Mechanical College on July 24, arguing the move would remove constitutional limits, clarify funding, and let each institution pursue its distinct destiny.
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A. & M. College
State University
Richard F. Burges
el Paso
Burges
R. T. Milner
Bryan
Texas
Milner
Sackett
University of the State
Agricultural and Mechanical College
University
Richard F. Boroxs
el Pago
Prof Doughty Favors Separation Of A and M Colleges
State Superintendent W F Doughty declares support for dividing the A and M College from the University in a letter to the Promotion Committee. He argues both schools would progress more under separate boards and cites reducing envy between supporters.
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W. F. Doughty
A. & M. College
University
Committee For the Promotion of Higher Education
Texas
Soba Hgpilaggad
Local visits noted during Sunday travels
Mrs Wm Franke and the baby visited in Shiner between trains Sunday. Miss Betty Doehring returned Sunday from a delightful visit to kindred in Flatonia. Oscar Teller returned to Yoakum Sunday after a visit of several days to relatives here. Dr A M Kotzebue of Flatonia passed through the city Sunday on his way to Houston.
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Wm. Franke
Shiner
Betty Doehring
Flatonia
Oscar Teller
Yoakum
A. M. Kotzebue of
City
Houston
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Kinsfolk
Helia Krueger
Kindred
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Shiner News
A. & M. College and University
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Fist State Bank of Moulton
Wm. Green
E. Stupremay
F P. T. Feorenxamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Burscher
Jno. Bucex
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Lucas Rehmet
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