Shiner News Roundup From Route One In 1914
Epviror EaGue notes return of a few items from Route One. Farmers wish for rain. Fritz Lucko and baby visit Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fiedler in Witting. Annie Wick stays with Mrs. Arthur John. Mrs. William Mouse ill. Jim Soika family visit Shiner. Feasting and dancing at Shiner Bluecher park. Miss Carrie Tampkre returns home from Shiner. Messerschlager Boehm and families trip from Flatonia. Tampke sisters shop in Shiner. Fred Foelker visits Jim Sofka. A small Sunday crowd with Misses Tampire. John Pany visits near Witting. News scarce. Mocking Bird, July 25, 1914.
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Epviror EaGue
Fritz Lucko
Baby
Witting
Emil Fiedler
Annie Wick
Your City
Arthur John
William Mouse
Jim Soika
Shiner
Shiner Bluecher Park
Carrie Tampkre
Frank Messerschlager
Louis Boehm
Harry Klobs
Flatonia
Tampke
Fred Foelker
Jim Sofka
Tampire
John Pany
Mocking Bird
Social notes from Shiner and nearby towns headline
Residents and visitors from Shiner Yoakum Moulton and Edna are shown in this slice of local life. People arrive depart visit relatives attend gatherings while a report on Texas natural gas industry cites production figures and regional capacity.
Komensky News Emittor League Notes and Local Visits
Komensky News notes a growing seriousness in daily events. Miss Katie Antrich travels from Shiner to Victoria visiting relatives. A baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Adolph Pesek. congratulations extended. Local families visit, church and school events noted. new school building completed and set for dedication August 3 at 1 30 pm with music by the Boursville band. Community invites all to attend.
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Katie Antrich
Shiner
Victoria
Katie Raab
Adolph Pesek
Jim Hoepfl
Joe Schmidt
August Wenske
Oak Grove
Jno. Schmidt
Leonard Aatrich
Nordheim
Julia Genzer
Baursville
Anderle
Near Kuehn’s Grove
Frank Pesek
Novohrad
Boursville
Texas Mining Industry Flourishes With Broad Resource Base
Texas claims nearly every mineral known, ranking twenty third in production. The state yields 19 minerals commercially, with coal supply valued far above farm property. Since 1882 mining has generated vast output, employing 35,000 people and investing heavily in capital.
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Texas
le State
Farm Facts and the Value of Progressive Agriculture
Agriculture drives national progress and community efficiency depends on supportive farming. The piece emphasizes that farming intelligence matters more than mere muscle, and that a nation's growth scales with the quality of its farmers and their tools.
Jefferson’s Plow Innovation Noted In Early Farming Record
The article extols Thomas Jefferson for a plow improvement that surpassed prior designs. It also mentions ten percent of Texas cotton proceeds funding annual farmer debt interest and reflects on farming as a trade requiring physical, mental, and temperament qualities.
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