Local notes and travels across Texas communities
Mrs. R T Thornton visits Moulton and Shiner relatives. Fritz Rogge and wife travel to Germany for several months. F J Parma plans Ammannsville State Bank opening. Dr Paul Renger named county health officer. Prof and Mrs T H Leslie visit in Moulton. Sept Eilers attends Yoakum summer normal opening.
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Fritz Rogge
Germany
Shiner Gazette
Commissioners Court
Paul Renger
Hallettsville
J. E. Lay, Jr
Renger
Halletsville
T. H. Leslie
Moulton
Farmer Builds 2000 Dollar Home Amid Bad Roads
Frank Effenberger, a prosperous farmer about three miles from town, is constructing a $2,000 residence on his property. Work paused for two weeks due to poor road conditions hindering material transport.
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Frank Effenberger
Local Residents Visited Moulton and Flatonia
Names of residents from Flatonia Gonzales Shiner and Novohrad were in Moulton and the area Friday and Sunday. Visitors included Magnus J ernau Edmund Etlinger Emil Gieptner Mrs A M Kotzebue Meinhard and Krause family Mrs Warner and children and Esther Dittmar visiting Bohnenkamp households.
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Magnus J‘ernau
Flatonia
Moulton
Edmund Etlinger
Gonzales
Moulton Sunday
Emil Gieptner
Novohrad
Esther Dittmar of
Shiner
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Texas Wheat Output Sees Higher Returns Per Acre
Texas ranks seventeenth in wheat production yet shows better prices paid and yield per acre. The value of an acre of Texas wheat exceeds the average principal states yield by about two dollars and sixteen cents.
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Texas
Texas Wheat Planters Ranked by Region and Yield
Seven thousand wheat planters operate mainly in the Panhandle of Texas. The average Texas wheat production per farm stands at 1 545 bushels.
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Texas
Texas Wheat Output and Population Growth in 1913
Texas produced 13,650,000 bushels from 780,000 acres in 1913, selling for 12,831,000 dollars. The state had 238 flour mills employing 2,000 people. Population rose 27 percent in the decade, while wheat production grew 30 percent. Average yield was 17.5 bushels per acre at 94 cents per bushel, netting growers 16.45 dollars per acre. Texas yields 2.8 bushels per capita annually and consumes 5.4 bushels.
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Texas
Texas flour mills capital investment and capacity
The Texas flour mills project involves a capital investment of 13,219,000 dollars. The facility has an annual capacity of 7,800,000 barrels.
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Texas Flour Mills
Texas Hay and Forage Industry Elevates State Agriculture
Hay and forage production dominates Texas agriculture with 111,000 farms growing tame hay worth 15 million dollars annually. The state range yields 19 million dollars in wild grasses each year.
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Texas
Local residents visit relatives and report crops progress
Mrs G Bargmann and her son returned Saturday from a visit to relatives in Shiner. Mrs H W Harrison of Flatonia visited the family of Warner Krause Edwin Gallia of Moravia was in Monlton Friday for weekend purchases and crops are growing nicely with favorable weather forecast a good crop may result.
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Warner
Krause
Flatonia
Kotzebue
Edwin Gallia
Moravia
Monlton
Mr. Gallia
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Pioneer
G.& A. Baur
Kotze
Bue’s Drug Store
Kotzebue’s Drug Store
Rexall
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Deering
W. J. Nachlinger
Baker and Confectioner
Joe Muras
Waco
Hg, Dabhne, M.D
Moulton, Texas
Kopecky Drug
Louis Rothbaur
Kodak
Our
Kopecky Drug Co
Joe C. Kopecky
Nunnally
R. T. J. Thornton
Moulton and Shiner
Flatonia Argus
F. J. Parma
Ammannsville
Ammannsville State Bank
Weimar Mercury
Rudolph Chlastak
Family of Shiner
City
A. M. Kotzebue
Meinhard
Panhandle
H. W. Harrison
Warner. Krause
Awkfords
Hamilton Brown
Oester Bros
Sairegroars
Hrorgeln Rasen
Eaamen Sles
Henry Krause
Hy. Krause & Son
Severa’s
Gothard Oil
Severa
Adalta
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