OLIo GLORY at age 134 in Wednesday’s observance
The item notes OLIo GLORY reaching one hundred thirty four years old on Wednesday marking a longstanding milestone in the community.
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Olio
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
1
Rawlins Colquitt Named Head of Speakers Bureau
Jake Wolters appoints Rawlins Colquitt to lead the bureau of speakers for the anti prohibition campaign. Mexico City was struck by a severe earthquake last week killing sixty three people and causing about fifty thousand dollars in property loss.
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Jake Wolters
Rawlins Colquitt
Mexico City
Industrial notes point to new glove factory in Gainesville
Gainesville opens a glove factory employing twenty. Dallas votes July 22 on a 500000 bond for county roads. Dayton bond election June 6 approves 275000 for roads. Waco voters June 27 decide on 200000 bonds for streets and sewers. Bryan hosts a keen roads meeting aiming macadam across the county. Edson of Kansas City Southern tours Port Arthur site for a new sugar refinery. Brenham joins a good roads push with a large Washington county meeting planned next week. Petitions circulate for a county bond election.
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Gainesville
Dallas
Dayton
Waco
Bryan
J. A. Edson
Kansas City Southern Railway
Port Arthur
Edson
Brenham
Washington County
Miss Maud Fay to Marry European Prince
ANOTHER American girl Miss Maud Fay of San Francisco will marry an European prince. Girls what's the matter with the Yankee Doodle boy.
Census estimates place 1910 cotton crop value at $963 million
The census bureau estimates the 1910 U S cotton crop valued at 963 180 000 dollars, up from 812 099 000 dollars the previous year, reflecting growth in production and market prices.
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Census Bureau
Bryan Critiques Move to Washington
A quoted opinion argues William Jennings Bryan should not go to Washington periodically to instruct Congress on policy and actions.
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William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Congress
Senate OKs constitution change for popular senator vote
The senate approved a resolution to amend the constitution to provide for the election of senators by popular vote, a boost for William Jennings Bryan.
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Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Grace Dexter Bryan Weds Richard L. Hargreaves in Lincoln
Grace Dexter Bryan youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Jennings Bryan married Richard Lewis Hargreaves a prominent young businessman of Lincoln.
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Grace Dexter Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Richard Lewis Hargreaves
Lincoln
Government to deepen Brazos River with locks and dams
The government will start work next month to deepen the Brazos River. A system of locks and dams is planned with 300000 dollars already available for construction work.
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Brazos River
Temple Mass Meeting Calls For Road Bond Election
A mass meeting in Temple urged better roads and voted to ask the commissioners court to set an election on July 1 for a 350000 dollar bond issue as a starter for good roads.
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Temple
Commissioners’ Court
Naples Fights to Save Local Furniture Factory
Morris county city of Naples targets a furniture factory to utilize its hardwood mill output. Daily 70,000 to 100,000 feet of first class lumber produced, locals organizing with characteristic energy to support a new plant.
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Naples
Morris County
Colonel Roosevelt Endorses Woman’s Suffrage View
The Houston Post notes Colonel Roosevelt backing women's suffrage while joking that William Jennings Bryan may delay on the issue, suggesting he will eventually favor female suffrage in time.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Houston Post
Chicago firm opens sauerkraut factory in San Benito
A Chicago company built a new canning plant at San Benito. The machinery is installed and tested in good condition. The facility will specialize in sauerkraut, tapping cabbage harvests from nearby hundreds of acres.
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San Benito
Third Annual Cotton Carnival Set in Galveston
The Cotton Carnival returns to Galveston from July 29 to August 14 promising greater interest than prior expositions. Texans from across the state and visitors from neighboring states praised the event, with organizers aiming to blend education and entertainment through many local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Illinois Bankers Plan Campaign For Soil Improvement
W G Edens of Chicago writes to the Texas Industrial Congress proposing a state wide Illinois campaign next year modeled on the bankers group. The Illinois Bankers Association pledged to back soil fertility measures and appointed a committee to promote agricultural development and soil improvement.
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Texas Industrial Congress
Illinois
Congress
W. G. Edens
Chicago
Committee On Agriculture
Illinois Bankers’ Association
Miss Elsie Jaeggli Visits Dr. Gray Family
Miss Elsie Jaeggli arrived Tuesday after spending several days with the Gray family in Shiner, the household of her uncle Dr. James D. Gray.
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Elsie Jaeggli
Shiner
James D. Gray
First bale of 1911 cotton breaks world records in Houston
Special to Taz Eade Houston June 13 The gulf coast region of Texas produced the year's first bale of cotton arriving in Houston 10 days ahead of prior records and selling for a world record price of 1015 on the Cotton Exchange floor. The 493 pound bale was grown by E Matz of San Benito Cameron County and bid by Jesse H Jones of Houston.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Cotton Exchange
Jesse H. Jones
San Benito
Cameron County
Brownsville
Rivera
Brownsville Road
Cotton Exchange
Mercedes
Houston Cotter Exchange
Carolinas
Rio Grande
Hempstead
Southern Rice Grow Ere’ Association
Bradstreet
The Conqueror Poem by Emil Carl Aurin
It extols the true heroism of laughter amid hardship. A harvest man conquers by smiling through defeat, whether storms wreck a ship or friends turn away. The poem praises resilience and perseverance as ultimate victories.
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Emil Carl Aurin
National Magazine
Kuehn's Grove Social News Confirms Local Gatherings
Editor Eagie notes social visits and birthday celebrations in Ab Witting and nearby areas. Emma and Alma Diersehke hosted a Sunday gathering with outdoor games and refreshments. Charles Krueger's birthday party drew a jolly crowd with plentiful treats. Rudolph Seidenberger visited from near Shiner by bicycle.
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Emma
Alma Diersehke
Edward Haas
Alonsia
Rud
Heinrich
Anton Bratrich
Charles Krueger
Mr. Krueger
Krueger
Charles Kaase
Luster
Rudolph Seidenberger
Near Shiner
Eppy
Texas Onion Yield in Laredo Sets Record Volumes
Laredo shipments of 1690 onion cars carried about 425000 pounds and 100000000 onions. If linked, cars would form a 16 mile train needing 112 engines and 500 crew. Proceeds neared 1250000 dollars as Roy Campbell notes growers paid about 1.25 dollars per crate, above last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
United States
Roy Campbell
Southern Texas Truck Growers’ Ass'n
Auto Collides with Motorcycle Near Hallettsville
Collision occurred five miles west of Hallettsville Texas between Tex Buchanan riding a motor cycle and a car driven by B S Wintree. The cycle was smashed but both men escaped injury though Buchanan had a narrow escape being thrown in front of the auto. The crash happened at a sharp turn with a corn field obstructing the view.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Tex Buchanan
Wintree
Here
Buchanan
Mr. Wintree
Komensky Editor Baare Reports Local News and Events
Local notes from Komensky under Editor Baare describe good weather and a fair Irish potato crop. Several residents travel through Hallettsville, Moulton, Breslau, and Novohrad for business, visits, or social events. A farm sale, school staff appointment, dances, and a driving incident near Crystal City are noted, with multiple family visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Rheinstrom
Hallettsville
Moulton
Pastor G. Rapp
Miss Ida
Edwin J. Knesek
Rud. Bartosch
Laredo Citizens Build Modern Ice Plant at Cost of 20000
Citizens of Laredo organized a stock company and erected a six ton per day ice plant. The up to date building features modern machinery and cost about 20000 dollars.
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Laredo
Greer House Fire Destroys Yoakum Manager's Home
The two story residence of J W Greer Yoakum Improvement Company manager was destroyed with contents this afternoon. Loss about 5000 dollars with 3000 dollars insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Texas
J. W.greer
Yoakum Improvement Company
Local notices and social items from area papers
Mrs. N Merrem returns from a visit to relatives in Moulton and Shiner with granddaughter Ella Merrem. Flatonia post office May total 68,697 pieces. rural routes 16,228. Foundling babe case. Eichenlaub sisters anniversary July 4 at Bluecher Park. Various local visits and a St Louis accident note. Opinion on town improvement critics from San Angelo Standard.
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N. Merrem
Moulton and Shiner
Ella Merrem
Moul- Sceconery Eens
Flatonia
Flatonia Argus
Reed
Hallettsville Herald
Eichenlaub Sisters Lodge
Bluecher Park
Gus. Heilig
la Grange
Martin Ruppel
Green’s School
George von Lieven
D. Lockmann
Moulton
Johnnie Lockmann
Shiner Gazette
Henry M. Presun
Fritz Presun
Uading
Henry
St. Louis
LaGrange Journal
San Angelo
Santa Fe To Open Coleman Lub bock Cut Off Next Week
The Santa Fe railroad will open the Coleman to Lubbock cut off next week, creating a new California route for Texas and the South and opening virgin territory to the plow. The 300 mile line is not common in Texas, but its impact on national commerce and Texas development is seen as highly significant. Santa Fe operates over 2200 miles of track in Texas and continues development.
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Santa Fe
Coleman
Lubbock
Texas
California
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Taz Eade
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Grove
Eagie
Komensky
Baare
Novohrad
Joe Wagner
Chas. Nedbalek
Emil Schmidt
Emma Vogt
Hilda Paul
Jno. Wenske
Ida Rapp
Kuebn’s Grove
RE. Gillar
Vsyhrad
Smothers Creek
Greive
Prof
A. Markovsky
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