Local notices from Hallettsville area reflect travel and visits
Sam Albrecht accepts a clerkship at Moulton bakery. Jno Brankenhoefer promotes best investment via a trip. Lee Bunting and son Donald visit Shiner between trains. Hermann Kempe returns from San Antonio Kenedy and other points. Mrs Johnny Eason and baby leave for San Antonio to visit relatives. Jno Brukenhoefer and Sam Jaeggli return from Austin Academy. County Commissioner Jobo Kubena leaves for county capital on official business. Charlea Kaiser returns to Yoa kum after visit. Mrs G Haltom and baby return to Flatonia. Mrs Patrick Noble of San Antonio visits her parents. Koester, Hudson, Hobensee travel to Houston. County court convenes at Hallettsville. docket large. Miss Lucy Belle Cobb returns from San Marcos. Emil Pesek returns from Houston after State convention. The St Joseph's Society of Shiner elects officers. Sheriff Houchins recovers from six weeks illness. out in auto. W T Bagby speaks at Kingfest supporting Colquitt. Colquitt club forms.
Hallettsville Notices and Local News Items
Hallettsville and area notes recap visits and relocations including Mary Edna Ragsdale Alice Kossbiel Adela Knesek and Ella Schleyer. Local business changes include a Moulton bakery sale and land listings. A fatal scalding accident at Allen Carter’s Smother’s ranch is reported with details.
Catholic church to be completed in Flatonia by June 15
The Flatonia Catholic Church will be completed by June 15 and is described as among the town’s finest buildings. Local contractors A. F. Koch & Sons handle the construction, improving the area’s appearance. The Four Paw-Glasscock Consolidated Shows also received a 1200 pound wild baby elephant from New York City to train at their ranch.
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Tue Eagie
Henkbans
Henkbans Liberty Band
Flatonia
Texas
A. F. Koch & Sons
Local residents seek cures and new car purchases noted
Joe K. Darilek of near town traveled to Marlin last week to test the curative power of mineral wells despite rheumatism. Anton Janak, a Komensky area farmer, owns an E M F touring car bought last Thursday from local agents R Jaeggli Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe K. Darilek
Marlin
Anton Janak
Komensky
R. Jaeggli & Bro
St Nicodemus Laxative Chill Tonic Promoted for Texas People
An old advertisement touts St Nicodemus Laxative Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria fever and chiliousness with a 25 cent price at drug stores. It also markets St Nicodemus Headache Tablets at 25 cents for fast relief from headaches and other pains.
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Texas
Galveston Man Henry Skarke Dies in San Antonio
Mr Henry Skarke of Galveston aged 37 died at Hot Wells in San Antonio Friday morning. He is survived by his wife and four children. The remains were sent to Schulenburg for burial in the Catholic cemetery on Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs E Pelzel of this city attended the funeral.
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Henry Skarke
Galveston
E. Pelzel
Hot Wells
San Antonio
Schulenburg
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Sam Albrecht
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Lee Bunting
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Hermann Kempe
Kenedy
Johnny Eason
Jno
Brunkenboefer
Sam Jaeggli
Austin
Austin Academy
Jobo Kubena
Charlea Kaiser
Yoakum
Patrick Noble
J. B. Crane
Frank Koester
R. A. Hudson
A. J. Hobensee
Houston
Hallettsville
Lucy Belle Cobb
San Marcos
Emil Pesek
Hallettsville Herald
St. Joseph’s Society of Shiner
Henry Schraer
John Seidenberger
Chas. Kram
Anton Bleier
John Pany
Rud. Maeker
Henry Probst
Moulton
R. Veit
John Fischinar
A. Bleier
Shiner Gazette
E.H. Houchins
J. F. Houchin
W. T. Bagby
O. B. Colquitt
Hallettsville News
Mary Edna Ragsdale
W. J. Kranee
G. & A. Baur
Alice Kossbiel
Cuero
Mr. J
Guenther
Mies
Adela Knesek
Otto Templin
Fintonia
Bruckenboefer
Willie Nachlinger
F. P. Raab
H. W. Harrison
Warner. Krause
Ella Schleyer
Joo. Brunkenboefer
L. A. Meiners
Henry Etlinger
Gonzales
Etlinger
Oak Forest
Joe Kasper
Frank Culak
Joe Kubenka
Anton Culak
Allen Carter
Smother
de Laval
Boehm & Sons
A. F. Kotzebue
J. R. Matula
Kienry E
Stlinger
Eagle
Just
Carload
Koester Bros
J.C. Ropeck
Severa
W. F. Severa Co
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