Epior EaaGue Sunday Gathering At Kuvenning Home
A pleasant gathering occurred Sunday at the home of Mr. Joe Kuvenning and family. Attendees included Prof. and Mrs H. G. Oaken, Emil Kram and sisters, Ida and Mary, Gus Koetber and sister Alma, Rud Haase and Prof. Hy Hirech from Minach's school. The Dixon baseball team played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kuvenning
H. G. Oaken
Emil Kram
Ida
Mary
Gus. Koetber
Alma
Rud. Haase
Hy. Hirech
Minach
Dixon
Dixon and Henkhaus Play Two Sunday Baseball Games
Sunday afternoon saw two games with Dixon and Sunset and with Henkhaus. Dixon lost 11 8 to Sunset and 8 5 to Henkhaus as players were tired and some absent. D J Whitten pitched 15 innings for Dixon. Adolf Darilek pitched for Henkhaus. Prof Anton Darilek did good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset
Henkhaus
Dixon
Dixon Boys
D. J. Whitten
Adolf Darilek
Anton Darilek
Dixon and
Rud, Haase
Shiner
Dry spell eyed as crops wait for sun
Boggy Creek Items notes scarce rain needed across the region for weeks. Social visits fill days with family, ball nights, and gatherings at Breslau and Dixon's school. A horse loss from glanders shocks George Kruse. many locals enjoy a grand ball and weekend outings. May 31, 1911.
Shallow Cultivation Keeps Crops Green
Dallas reports farmers following Texas Industrial Congress instructions in shallow cultivation for corn and cotton. A dust mulch reduces evaporation, weeds are kept down, and soil nutrients are preserved. The practice yields fresh green crops while neighbors’ crops burn in dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Texas Industrial Congress
Local residents Mueller family active in Seguin area
Alvin P. Mueller his wife and baby returned to their Seguin home last Thursday. John G. Mueller, living a mile east of here, was in the city on Saturday to take care of business and updated his newspaper subscription figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin P. Mueller
Seguin
John G. Mueller
Here
House Fly Campaign Led by Mart Commercial Club
The Commercial Club at Mart and the ladies Civic League join in a drive against the house fly. Citizens across the South, led by Texas clubs, unite to reduce flies to improve public health and curb disease risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart
Ladies Civic League
Change of Advertisements Deadline Notice
Copy for change of advertisements on this page must be in this office posted later than 2 p.m. Monday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Mate Bank of Moulton
Capital Stock
Wa. Green
E. Studeman
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
WM. Green
Ino. Bucex
Toc
Isc
Henry Krause
Poultry and Eggs
A. F. Kotzebue
Moulton
Bank
Deutsch Und Englisch Gesprochen
Stevens
J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company
P.O. Box
Chicopee Falls
Massachusetts
L. Holyfield
East Texas
Moulton Eagle
O. F. Knape
Moulton Texas
Dixon’s School
Epior EaaGue
Otto Homann
Litle Burg
Willie
L. J. Koenning
Joe Spann
Nickel
Dixon Sport
Ephor Easte
Babe
Fritz Priesmeyer
Prof
Hy. Hirsch
Joe Koening
Willie Huebner,Jr
Breslau
Frank Riebschhlaeger
Gus, Krueger, Sr
Green
George Kruse
Aug. Winkenwerder
Arthur
Wm. Hoemann
Son Louie
Rad
Janish
Burg
Louie Schaefer
Adela
Selma
Clara Mewes
Arthur Rabe
Frank Billemeck
Gus Jaluska
Frank Rosenaur
Fritz Rippen
Paul Stock
Edwin Stock
Glanders
Rupe
Bermuda
Bee Goods
RUD
Jaeggli & Bro
Bea
SA BA Lin
Pittsburgh
Ss Riill As
Knesek
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