Oak Groves Cullings
Oak Grove Texas June 5 Mr and Mrs Willie Hoffmann of Cuero visit Mr and Mrs Ang Linbroegger. Rain is needed as crops suffer. A quiet election produced 26 votes with Bagoy Stavmoha Noble Munckleroy tallies. Deputy Munson bonded John Schnelzer for court, Schnelzer absconded with another man’s choree before chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Texas
Willie Hoffmann
Cuero
Ang. Linbroegger
Hoene
Moulton
Ang. Hinriche
Ben Mueller
Henry Hinrichs
Peaterday
Jackson County
Messrs
Bagoy
Stavmoha
Noble
Munckleroy
Frank Stastny
Karres
Adolph Kaase
Helena
Sweet Home
August Wenske
Messia
Frank Friebel
Kaase
Deputy Munson
Halletaville
John Schnelzer
Witting
Munson
Schnelzer
Halleteville
Adolph Ullmann
Frank Raab
Frank Riebschlaeger
Anton Selzer
Teach the Child and Warn of Drunkenness
Editorial excerpts urge teaching children sympathy for the drunk and treating drunkenness as a disease. It cites a prominent American briefly, warns that abstaining from whiskey is linked to mental and physical salvation, then lists assorted local notes and visits from July 4 discussions and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bever
White Man's Primary Elects Local Officials by Large Margins
The white man's primary on Saturday June 2 produced wide margins for most offices. County attorney W. T. Bagby and Sheriff A. B. Noble were re-elected by handsome majorities, with remaining results showing strong votes for E. T. Long and F. P. Guenther among others. Nominees will appear on the Democratic primary ticket July 28 except E. O. Meitzen who plans an independent run in the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Meitzen
W. T. Bagby
C. L. Stavinoba
W. I. Adams
E. T. Long
E. A. Turk
A. B. Devall
F. J. Pesek
A. B. Noble
Pat Muckleroy
F. P. Guenther
H. H. Russell
John Buchanan
John G. Mueller
Justice of the Peace
F. W. Lueke
Jim Woods
Geo. von Lienen
W.J. Bagby
Tax Eagle
Post Office Extends Mail Weighing Tests
Officials nationwide were told to continue mail weighing tests indefinitely. The service had planned to stop June 5. The government remains unsatisfied with results after two months of weighing, and will keep the tests going beyond the planned cessation.
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Post Office
Post Office Department
Halletsville Truck Growers Report Early Returns
H M Tippett, formerly with the Sap railroad clerical staff, brought to Halletsville fifteen onions weighing fifteen pounds. Tippett owns two acres of red Bermuda onions. Truck growers report fair returns this year, especially for potatoes. A shipment of fifty sacks of potatoes was sent to Brownsville at 1.15 per bushel fob. Lavaca county ranks among the earliest and best potato counties in the state. Boll weevils menace cotton. hot weather thinning may threaten crops.
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Halletsville
Texas
H. M. Tippett
Sap Railroad
Lavaca County
Vote of Thanks to Leona Kotzebue Teacher Retired
The Board of Trustees extends a vote of thanks to Mrs. Leona Kotzebue for years of valued service in the Primary Department of the Sam and Will Moore Institute upon her voluntary retirement. W. L. Tooter, President. J. W. Croven, Secretary.
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Leona Kotzebue
Sam and Will Moore Institute
W. L. Tooter
J. W. Croven
Honor Roll of Contributors Since Last Report
The following people have provided financial assistance: P. H. Green of Talletsville, Prof. A. V. Peterson of Moulton, Julius Jobb of Henkhaus, F. Koenig of Moulton, Emil Janszen of Moulton.
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P. H. Green
Talletsville
A. V. Peterson
Moulton
Julius Jobb
Henkhaus
F. Koenig
Emil Janszen
Excursion Rates For Texas Coastal Trips Set By Railway
On June 16 the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway will sell round trip tickets to Corpus Christi Rockport and Aransas Pass with a limit of June 19. Fare is 335 and no reductions apply for children. Agent R. Preston announces the offer.
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San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Corpus Christi
Rockport
Local Doctors See Appointments and Visits
Dr. Frank Kent of San Antonio, specializing in eye ear nose and throat diseases, filled his appointment here Wednesday and Thursday. Emil Buescher of Smithville arrived Tuesday.
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Frank Kent
San Antonio
Emil Buescher
Smithville
Three Weeks Old Child of Pilsners Dies Near Moulton
The three weeks old son of Mr and Mrs John Pilsner of near Moulton died Saturday evening. The remains were laid to rest Sunday afternoon in Moulton Catholic cemetery with Rev Father Hudecek conducting the funeral services. The family extends gratitude for sympathy received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pilsner
Moulton
Moulton Catholic
Father Hudecek
Mangum Firearm Accident Kills Gonzales Youth
In Rancho near Gonzales on June 4 a young man named J D Mangum was shooting at rabbits when a shell exploded in his target rifle and entered his eye, destroying sight. The accident left him fatally injured and reports indicate he died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Texas
J. D. Mangum
Rancho
Texas Wonder Endorsement From Hall County Treasurer
A. B. Devall, County Treasurer, Halletsville Texas writes from 1901 praising Dr E W Hall and the Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism relief. He endorses its use for others suffering similar ailments in Dear Sir letter dated Oct 26 1901.
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Halletsville
Texas
E.W. Hall
St. Louis
A. B. Devall
County
Treas
A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
An old patent medicine advertisement touts The Texas Wonder by Dr. E W Hall as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues in men and women and children. It claims relief from gravel diabetes rheumatism and irregularities with a two month treatment per bottle priced at $1 and mail order options from St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
St. Louis
P.Q
Baseball clash ends in Schulenburg win over Moulton
Schwenburg defeated Moulton 9 to 8 in a Sunday game noted as a pretty contest. Key players included Frank and John Darilek for Moulton and Greek for Schulenburg, with Darilek brothers excelling on the field and Mueller catching for Moulton. The Moulton lineup featured Arnimi and Thornton pitching and Krause left field, while Schulenburg lined up Schulenburg Greek on the mound and Oltmann in right.
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Schwenburg
Moulton
R. Preston
Schulenburg
Strunk
Baumgarten
Wolters
Buck
Townsend
Oltmann
Sengelmann
Leazar
Thornton
Arnim
Mueller
Frank
John Darilek
Greek
Henkhaus
Cross Willows
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Nay
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Slalleteville
Union
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Emil
R. Boeer
Weimar
J. Brunkenhoefer
J. F. McKnight
Otto Arnim
Runge
Walter A. Wood
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First State Bank of
Capital Stock
W. L. Tootry
Mo. Buerk
J. H. Nations
F. T. Fehreenkamp
W. J. Moor, JR
Wwe
Livefest
Cnearest
Brest
LE. Botzebue
White Man’s Union
K. O. Meitzen
T. Bagby
Eugene Turk
MO. G. Mueller
D. A. Paulus
G. A. Heilig
Emil Gieptner
Emil J. Motis
John Kubena
WM. Schmidt
Echo Springs
Silver Brook
Sey See
Tee Moulton Tex
Jacob Kurc
Moulton, Texas
Otto Templin
Jacob Tomasko
Yoakum
Severa’s
ST. Gothard’s Oil
Severn
Frank Nalds
Two Rivers, Wis
Andre Lacay
Kelley's Island
Ohio
Severa
W. F.severa Co
Cedar Rapids
Jacob Cinadr
Antonio & Aransas
San Anto Texan
Anta Onio
Preston
Filip Mathes
Wheelwright
Fritz W. Lueke
Barney Lackmann
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Baseball
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Ulus
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Houston Post
Yoakam
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