Texas Road Bond Amendment Proposed in 1919 Ballot
The document outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to Section 49 Article 3 authorizing the state to issue bonds up to 75 million dollars for durable road construction, with a 20 cent tax cap and county allocations, to be voted on the first Tuesday in November 1919. It includes ballot wording for both For and Against positions and a $5,000 appropriation for proclamation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
George IF. Howard
Local residents greet friends and family in scattered visits
Miss Helen Menke visited her mother Mrs H Menke in Shiner on Sunday. William Zappe of Shiner was in the city on business last Thursday. William Janszen of Yorktown came Saturday to visit relatives. Miss Alice Kotzebue and brother Henry Karl were in Yoakum Saturday between trains. Mrs W K Richter returned Friday from Charlotte and Lockhart. Editor Richard Waltersdorf and family from Hallettsville were in Moulton Saturday. Mrs Max A Mueller and daughters Melba and Volores from Flatonia visited her parents Mr and Mrs John V Gajer. Mrs Faltisek and daughter moved into Mrs B Jansen’s Front Street home. Miss Clera Nichols of Bastrop arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Laura Valenta. Mr George Bargmann and family returned Friday from visiting relatives. Miss Annie Brom, nurse at Guenther hospital, left Saturday for Schulenburg to visit home folks. Miss Hila Krueger left Thursday for Cisco to visit her aunt Mrs Ida Looney. William F Westcourt, recently home from overseas, left Friday for Little Rock Arkansas to join American Transit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max A. Mueller
Melba and
Volores
Flatonia
John V. Gajer
Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine Endorsed by U S Internal Revenue
The text promotes Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a legitimate intestinal cleanser and notes it was approved by the U S Internal Revenue Department as compliant with prohibition laws. It asserts the product is not for drinking as a beverage and should be obtained from a druggist, with mention of Triner's Angelica Bitter Tonic approved on May 2 1919 and sold by Joseph Triner Company in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Tuiner
U. S Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Ifa
Joseph Tuiner Company
Aahland Ave
Chicago
Koester Returns From Yoa Kum After Rheumatism
Fred Koester came back Friday from a several days stay in Yoa Kum. He had suffered rheumatism for more than seven months but is slowly improving, and his condition is turning better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Koester
Yoakum
Koester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rud
Jaeggli & Bro
G. & A. Baur
Xotc
Rexall Skeeter Skoot
Kotzebue Drug Co
Rexall
Ee. J. Bnesek & Son
Helen Menke
Mrs. H. Menke
Shiner
William Zappe Af Shiner
William Janszen
Yorktown
Alice Kotzebue
Henry Karl
Richard Waltersdorf
Hallettsville
Moulton
Clera Nichols
Bastrop
Laura Valenta
George Bargmann
Annie Brom
Guenther Hospital
Schulenburg
Hila Krueger
Cisco
Ida Looney
William F. Westcourt
Little Rock
Arkansas
American Transit Company
William
Lucas Rehmet
Harvester
Boehm’s
Moulton, Texas
Riliies Tay
Peters
Grano” Shoes
Hy J. Koester
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!