Special school tax debate and naval dispatches
Intricate editorial snippets discuss a special school tax and public affairs. Notes on naval movements include the Koln steamship carrying 400 immigrants from Bremers to Galveston on June 8 and the Paul Jones body transport leaving Cherbourg on June 17. Local trade data report Corpus Christi cabbage shipments totaling about 600 carloads this season.
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Tax Steamship Koln
North Germany
Lloyd Bine
Bremers
Galveston
North Atlantic
Navy Department
Paul Jones
France
Cherbourg
Corpus Christi
Oak Grove Notes Describe Local Social and Civic Happenings
Local items report Henry Wachtendorf and family visiting Mueller home for the Sabbath. An amateur orchestra forms for birthdays, plus Oak Grove's representation at Witting and Evergreen feasts. Dr. Guenther extends a telephone line to Witting, and minor mishaps with a buggy are reported. Several families travel to Jackson County, haymaking begins, and local clubs meet.
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Epiron Kaci
Henry Wachtendorf
Wh. F. Mueller
Oak Grove
Witting
Guenther
Liermann Sanet
Saner
O. D. US
J. W. McNatt
Dr. Gray of
Shiner
Anna Mueller
Ben and
Adolph
August Hinrichs
Jackson County
Frank Friebel
John Schacherl
Frank
Bauersville
Frauen Verein
Moulton Defeats Flatonia In Baseball Battle
In a brisk afternoon game at Moulton Flatonia faced off with the home nine. The Moulton lineup included Fehrenkamp Kotzebue Tomasko Preston Moore Walzel Jaeggli Crane while Flatonia sent Nickel Bludworth Wheeler Tate and others. Moulton won 12 to 5 as H A Mayer announces eagle address change from Nordheim to Yorktown.
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Moulton
Flatonia
John Nickel
Wallace Bludworth
H. Wheeler
Lee Cook
Ill Tate
Morris Bludworth
R. Donaldson
Milton Ragsdale
Charles Miller
Eli Fehrenkamp
August Kotzebue
Frank Tomasko
James Preston
Clay Moore
Henry Fehrenkamp
Charles Walzel
Sam Jaeggli
Raleigh Crane
Henny Mueller
Nickel and Bludworth
Fehrenkamp
Tomasko
Kotzebue
H. A. Mayer
EAGLE
Nordheim
Yorktown
Hallettsville Plans Fall Street Fair and Carnival
The Hallettsville fire department proposes a fall celebration with a street fair and carnival, potentially expanding to a county fair if business support grows. The community reports improving crop conditions, a fair corn crop, and reduced boll weevil chatter as diversification aids the county.
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Fire Department
Hallettsville
Chileans Wear Overcoats Indoors In Warm Homes
An observer notes in Santiago that locals wear overcoats indoors while removing them outside. The Chilean climate and thickly built homes make interiors cooler than the outdoor air, as described by John W. Taylor formerly of San Francisco.
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Santiago
John W. Taylor
San Francisco
Washington Post
Inquest Reveals Widow Delayed Doctor For Night Death
At Llanelly inquest into the death of railway servant Sutton the widow testified she did not fetch a doctor for hours because she deemed it improper for a young woman to be seen out at 10 pm. She said she could not save her husband nor summon his parents who lived nearby. Russia Opens Constitution with Two Houses in Summer Elections.
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Llanelly
England
Sutton
Jottings in Science Rounding Up Odd Facts
A collection of curious science notes covers animal speeds from birds to fish, plant dwarf Willow on Ben Lomond, nature of lightning, ice strength, Earth mass estimates, Mariners compass history, horsepower work, codfish eggs, snow color, human perspiration glands, blood corpuscles, retina rods, and brain cell counts.
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Great Britain
Ben Lomond
Europe
Mediterranean
Local visitors and summer kindergarten plans in Halletsville
Miss Pamelia Hampil and Miss Pearl Keesee of Moulton visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Arnim in Halletsville. Miss Lula Arnim will start a summer kindergarten. Eloise Allen returned from Kidd-Key College at Sherman. A burglary at P. I. Green's residence, with $8 and a watch stolen, left no clues as officers investigated quietly.
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Pamelia Hampil
Pearl Keesee
Moulton
C. W. Arnim
Lula Arnim
GC. W. Arnim
Eloise Allen
Sherman
Kidd-Key College
P. I. Green
Judge Green
Gerald
Halletsville News Roundup
All criminal cases for trial in the county court this week have been disposed of and the jury discharged. One case is set for Monday and court will adjourn for the term. Miss Julia Kunze resigned as money order clerk. Mrs Bertha Earthmann succeeded her. W E Stringer inspected proposed new rural routes. two exist and two more are desired. Halletsville school district reports 425 white students and 252 colored, total 677, down 21 from last year.
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Salletsville
Julia Kunze
Bertha Earthmann
W. E. Stringer
Halletsville
Schulenburg visit and wagon accident injures Ullmann family
Miss Aurelia and Annettie Peli kan visit Schulenburg notes. Last Wednesday Adolf Ullmann's team ran away pulling Mrs. Ullmann from the wagon. She lay unconscious about fifteen minutes before being taken to Lorenz Rothbaur's home. Dr. J G Guenther found a broken collar bone and two broken ribs.
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Adolf Ullmann
Mrs. Ullmann
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