Swiss Alp News Briefs From July 26 1910
The segment notes warm weather boosting cotton picking next week. It records visits by Christ Bruns of El Campo and August Balko of Fayetteville. Dick Stoever and his son were thrown from a horse near Schulenburg, sustaining serious injuries. Olga Foerster’s birthday celebrated at Henry Foerster’s home. Frank Nolikemper visits relatives near Cuero. Mrs H F Knape visits sister in Marion Guadalupe county. Swiss Alp band marks its eleventh anniversary with a small gathering. Ford Foerster and family visit. Dated July 26 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ. Bruns
el Campo
August Balko
Fayetteville
Dick Stoever
Litl Son
Schulenburg
Ilenry Foerster
Olga
Frank Nolikemper
Near
Cuero
H. F. Knape
Marion
Guadalupe County
Jno. Pausewang
Hl. Ff. Knape
Ford. Foerster
Jolly gathering at Besecuy home and regional notes
A lively crowd met at Mr. and Mrs. Jos Besecuy home. Local officials John Kubena and ex Sheriff A B Nobles traveled through en route to Moravia. Several residents attended a Texas Federation convention in San Antonio. Various visits and local business trips are noted along with a forecast of cotton picking if dry weather continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Besecuy
Near Here
John Kubena
A. B. Nobles
Moravia
E. F. Haas
Frank Marko
Albhert
Schoenfeld
Chas
Wenske
W. J. Papacek
Joe Dietschke
Albert Schmidt
San Antonio
DeWitt County Fair Plans Big Fall Event At Cuero
Cuero Texas announces the DeWitt County Fair will run October 11 to 14 with expanded exhibits educational value and better livestock and poultry impact. The editor notes attractions including a tournament and incentives for riders to join the State tournament in Dallas. Secretary I A Carter signs the letter urging nearby counties to participate and submit space requests and exhibitor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Dallas
I. A, Carter, Src
Democratic primary results from Moulton election day
The democratic primary at Moulton reported 300 votes with detailed tallies for governor and other offices including Colquitt 69 Poindexter 1 Johnson 1, county judge McCutchan 7 Green 65, and U S senator Culberson 277. Delegates to the county convention were chosen and instructed to vote as a unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
O. J. Knape
J. G. Guenther
Hallettsville
L.A. Meimers
J. E. Cherry
R. A. Etlinger
Fehrenkamp
Jon Mleadenka
John Kubena
Chas. Riske
R. Wiseman
O. PF. Knape
Local Race Totals Show Candidate Wins Across Posts
McCuichan 12 and Green 55 secure county judge and superintendent of schools results. Stavinoha 68 and Panius 9 win county attorney race. Munson 45 and Uouchins 22 prevail for sheriff. Boluenkamp 36 and Etlinger 40 lead public weigher precinct 6.
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McCuichan
Green
Eilers
Kloppenburg
Stavinoha
Panius
Munson
Uouchins
Boluenkamp
Etlinger
Colquitt Wins Governor Race In Plurality Landslide
O B Colquitt headed the ticket with a plurality of about 60 000 while A L Davidson was re elected lieutenant governor W P Lane won the comptroller submission carried Bagby defeated Dornak for representative William Atkinson won district attorney Twenty fifth judicial district Green elected county judge Eilers defeated Kloppenburg for county superintendent Stavinoha elected county attorney Paulus defeated Tlouchins for sheriff Geptner won the floater and other local contests were decided as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Poindexter
R. V. Davidson
O. Bb. Colquitt
Cone Johnson
James Martin Jones
H. Bascom Thomas
A. S. Hawkins
J. H. Webster
Abb. Davidson
James Hammons
Jewel P. Lightfoot
William Winningham
Sam Sparks
W. P. Lane
D. C. Barkes
F. Teague
Edwin Waller
Bob Barker
Theodore G. Thomas
L. JT. Dashiel
Allison Mayfield
J. W. Blake
William D. Williams
H. Ellis Hill
Emil Gieptner
R. M. Brown
W. Atkinson
H. E. Short
John Dornak
Willy T. Bagby
John Buchanan
A. B. Devail
William Eilers
John Kloppenburg
C.L
Poindexter
Davidson
Colquitt
Johnson
Thomas
Hawkins
United States
Calberson
Congress
Burgess
Paglus
Gieptner
Brown
Atkinson
Hake
Bagby
Dornak
Eilers
Kloppenburg
Stavinoha
Paulus
Green
McCatchan
Musson
Hlouchins
Wagner
O. B. Colquitt
A. LB. Davidson
W.P. Lane
W. J. Bagby
William Atkinson
AH. E. Short
Twenty-fifth Judicial District
W. R.mcclatehan
C. J. Stavivoha
Henry
STAR BRAND SHOES Promise Honest Well Made Footwear
When you buy a pair of shoes the STAR BRAND SHOE promises careful scrutiny by discriminating buyers. STAR BRAND stands for honest made shoes reliable shoes well fitting shoes and shoes that will give universal satisfaction.
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Star Brand
Idle Lands and Texas Agricultural Potential
The piece argues that improving public highways and cultivating idle land boosts prosperity. Texas has 167,865,000 acres of land with 137,000,000 acres never plowed, 109 counties under 10 percent cultivation, and 43 counties with large uncultivated areas. It calls for 3,000,000 farmers and notes 190 daily movers to Texas, many settling on farms.
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Texas
Rhode Island
Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Georgia
North Carolina
Announcements and Local Unrest in Small City
Sheriff Eugene K. Houchins and Constable Precinct No. 6 Joan Mladenka named. Mrs Alinat Kasse traveled to Cuero to visit a seriously ill sister. Miss Tia Krueger of Shiner visiting the Franke family. Saloon closures observed under Terre election law. Emil Pesek of Hallettsville passed through en route home. Irene Buchschacher returned to Wardschotay after weeks with Prof William Eilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Krueger
Shiner
Ciy
William Franke
Depuy Vax
Emil Pesek
Hallettsville
Novohrad
Irene Buchschacher
Prof
William Eilers
Wardschotay
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F. Knape
Puniisuor
Promigror
Ipecac
Wostofice
Moulton Texas
Epittorr
Boursville
Ephron Bacur
DeWitt County
Poultry and Eggs
Cox Grove
O. LB
McCutchan
Milers
Sherif
Llouchins
Wirtina
Stavinoba
Ilouchius
Voredorf
Surner
Gene Tlouchins
GC. E Munson
BR. M. Brown
Our
Sugpo
Texas Land Comparison
Lanza
Lavaca County
P. IL. Green
EUG
K. Houchins
C. L. Stavinolua
RUD
Valenta
Steve L. Bennett
A. B. Jewall
Will. AM
For Justice of the Peace
F. W.lueke
Couny
Pablo Weigher
R. A. Eslinger
Joan Mladenka
J. A. Brunkennoerer
Mra
Alinat Kasse
Pittsburgh
osisalic-Unis
Eee
Agi
W. S. Sheley
Lorres
J. Cinadr
Davis
Oklahoma
First State Bank of
Capital Stock
Wa. Green
E. Stope May
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
WM. Green
Jxo. Bucex
E. Studeman
Koester
Hohensee
Moulton, Texas
A. F. Kotzebue
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