Local Notes and Community Moves in Moulton Area
Roger Arnold of Algin visits Mr and Mrs Rudolph Papacek. Miss Hettie Goetz of Gonzales wed and will stay with sister Mrs Julius Izebue. Richard Cook, 16, dies after accident near Sh. funeral in Moulton with Rev G Rapp officiating. Community dances, visits, and moves noted across Sh, Me yers, Seguin, Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Arnold of
Algin
Rudolph Papacek
Hettie Goetz
Gonzales
Julius Izebue
Ida Goetz
Seguin
Mary Goetz
J. J. Kotzebue
Marriage announcements honor local couples at St John and Hallettsville
Mr Oscar Anders and Mise Emma Papacek wed at St John with Rev Schindler officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Papacek, is esteemed in the city. the groom praised for high character. A second ceremony at Henry Clark home united Prof Theodore H Leslie and Miss Clay Clark with Judge P H Green officiating. Both couples are well known. they will reside in Moulton after a brief stay in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Anders
Mise Emma Papacek
St. John
Schindler
W. J. Papacek
Henry Clark
Hallettsville
Theodore H. Leslie
Clay Clark
P. H. Green
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Moulton
Eagle
Eagle Congratulates Prof. and Mrs. Leslie
It Is Not Wealth Or Fame But Love Is Worth While
A reflective poem by T H Kendall extols love as the true worth of life. It contrasts wealth fame and power with unselfish, free love that cheers daily life and endures beyond the closing mile. The verses affirm that only love remains truly worth while at life’s end.
Special Election Results Show Large Majorities Against Amendments
The Saturday special election drew little interest. Constitutional amendments failed: judges amendment 21 yes 147 no, salaries 36 yes 134 no, bond 15 yes 165 no. State senator race: Clark 128, Meitzen 42, Bagby 2. Road tax 10 cents assessed valuation defeated 66 yes 133 no. Dr I E Clark defeated E R Meitzen for state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Meitzen
Bagby
I. E. Clark
Schulenburg
E. R. Meitzen
Hallettaville
Huert Near End of Power in Mexico
Washington dispatch reports the Huerta regime facing imminent collapse in Mexico within days. U S authorities reportedly hold internal Mexico tips suggesting the government may fall as constitutionalists gain influence under Governor Cuanza of Coahuila and Governor Pesquira of Sonora, despite American recognition theatrics.
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Washington, D.C
Huerta
Mexico
Washington
Toppoliteya
Exire
Beirson
Huey
Japan
Cuanza
Coahuila
Governo Pesquira
Sonora
San Antonio Express
Hanger Announces Candidacy for Governor
Wm. A. Hanger, a Panther City lawyer, declares his bid for the governorship amid campaign plans and political aspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Hanger
Panther
Mrs. C B Randell Died at Mineral Wells at 55
Mrs. C B Randell widow of former Congressman Randell of Sherman died at Mineral Wells on July 18 at age 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Randell
Randell of
Sherman
Mineral Wells
Standard Oil NJ Pays 500000 Penalty Over Anti-trust Violation
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey paid Tex and 8 $500,000 last Monday as a penalty for alleged violations of anti-trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Tex&8
Death of George Bell Ends Kingsville Lawyer's Career
In the death of George A. Bell who died in Kingsville on Saturday South Texas loses a leading lawyer. He was 62 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Bell
Kingsville
South Texas
Fire at Binghanton Clothing Plant Kills Fifty
A disastrous blaze swept the Binghanton Clothing Company factory in Binghanton New York killing about fifty people, mostly women and girls, and injuring many others on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghanton Clothing Company
Binghanton
New York
Weather Strains Cotton Crop Under Severe Heat
The past two weeks of hot weather have materially injured the cotton crop. Three weeks without rain and temperatures around 100 degrees have stressed fields and reduced yields.
Hermann Sons to Build Home for Orphans in Comfort Texas
Order of Hermann Sons plans a $50,000 home for orphans and the aged at Comfort near the San Antonio Kansas Pass Railway. Comfort residents will donate about $7,000 and the group has bought over two acres along the Guadalupe River. Bids will be invited once notary details are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
Texas
Order of Hermann Sons
Orphis
S of Comfort
San Antonio Kansas Pass
Herons
Gialupe River
Taxable property valuation rises in state this year
The estimated valuation of tax able property in the state for the current year amounts to 2 618 634 168 dollars, an increase of 85 924 118 over last year. The 1912 rise over 1911 was 17 077 395 dollars.
San Antonio Banker Named State Banking and Insurance Commissioner
W. W. Collier, a leading San Antonio banker, has accepted the post of state commissioner of banking and insurance to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Ben L. Gill. Collier will begin duties on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Collier
San Antonio
Banking and Insurance
Ben L. Gill
Mr. Collier
Local Baseball Game Scheduled for Afternoon Dribble
Inger and Moulton will dribble on the local diamond this afternoon. The game he called at 1 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend and witness the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inger
Moulton
Demonstration Agent Reports Flood of Silo Progress in Lavaca County
John Kloppenburg reports June to August furloughs and fieldwork with 57 demonstrators and 11 cooperators. He praises deep land preparation and the 4 shaped harrow, notes boll weevil damage, and highlights silos boosting feed value, dairy and beef production, and soil fertility. Dozens of silos expected in Lavaca in 12 months. Demonstration at T. J. Allen’s Yoakum area shows 50 ton silo with $60 value per acre ensilage.
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Lavaca County
Texas
Gor Miles
Lavaca
Hallettsville
Yoakum
Shiner
Iavaca
T. J. Allen
Regular Hermann Park Verein Dance Next Saturday
The regular monthly dance of the Hermann Park Verein will be held at the hall next Saturday evening. All friends of poetry of motion are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henkhaus
Hermann Park
Lone Star State Industrial Notes
Cuero sees new business and residence construction. Flatonia installs a large churn at the creamery, among the state’s largest, producing about 2,500 pounds of butter daily. Ft Worth reports Armour plants slaughtering 6,600 head+ last week, far exceeding other cities. Coleman notes eleven concrete silos on Day Ranch with planned full capacity. Falfurrias watermelon season ends with $20,000 in growers’ gains from 135 car shipments averaging $150 per car. Temple ships 182 cars in 16 days to New Orleans Baton Rouge Savannah. Port Arthur June exports reach $1,965,539 with $224,438 imports. 13 foreign countries represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Flatonia
Armour & Co
Armour
Chicago
Kansas City
Sioux City
Omaha
Coleman
Coleman County
Temple
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Savannaha
Port Arthur
Pat's First Night in Town
Two Irish arrivals in New York rent a room in a hotel. Mike sleeps through a fire alarm while Pat peers from the window and watches engines pass by. Pat rouses Mike to tell him the "hell" and two loads have gone by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Ireland
New York
Mike
New York Times
Cortez Pardon Sparks Local Outrage in Gonzales
In Gonzales Texas on July 21 citizens express strong indignation over Governor Colquitt's pardon of Gregorio Cortez the Mexican convicted of killing Sheriff Glover and deputy Henry Schnabel twelve years ago No public inquiry or investigation of local officials or residents appears to have taken place thus far.
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Gonzales
Texas
Colquitt
Gregorio Cortez
Glover
Henry Schnabel
Fraleys Visit Lueckes in California and Texas
Mr and Mrs William Fraley of Fullerton California arrived last week and will stay with Mr and Mrs Adolph Luecke near Moulton for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fraley
Fullerton
California
Adolph Lueceke
Moulton
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Matula
Shiner, Texas
Ros
Moulton Auto Garage
Lueke & Henrichs
Migel Alma Albrecht
Yoakuni
Rj. C. Hoover
Penn
Skidmore
Mrs. D. Fisbeck
Awkinsville
Henry Fis
G. J. Bohnenkamp
R. A. Etlinger
Joe Kasper
Rev. S. Forster
Meyeraville
Gh Hill
Alois Raab
Range
Mr. Raab
W. A. Lockstedt
Dilworth
Wm. Hillmer
Oak Grove
Joe Etlinger
Richard Cook
John Cook
Cook
Richard
G. Rapp
Lutheran Church
T, H, Kendall
Huert
Shs of
Hermann
Mr. Kloppenburg
John Kloppenburg
Lone Star State Industrial Notes
Cortez
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