Texas News Roundup From Austin and Nationwide Notes
Readable sections show Texas economy with eggs output valued at 20 million dollars yearly and 200 state banks in operation. Legislative adjournment set for April 6. Duritson County Game Protective Association formed at Caldwell to guard wildlife and aid enforcement. Multiple patent grants listed and a general summary of political and public notices across the country including Jamaica, Salvador, Mexico and Panama Canal developments.
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Duritson County Game Protective Association
Caldwell
Texas
Socialist speaker Mother Jones to visit Hallettsville courthouse
The Hallettsville socialist local club will host Mrs Mother Jones on March 7 at the courthouse to discuss socialism and the Moyer Heywood Pettibone affair. A 15 year old messenger for Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone fell from a fence and broke his arm in two places below the elbow. An educational rally for the Methodist Episcopal district is set for March 9 and 10 led by Rev S F Buke of Goliad. Postmaster Miller notes rural carriers distributed 1803 pieces on the previous Saturday marked as a record day. Theodore J Jaeggli visited Shiner between trains Sunday.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Jones
Moyer-Heywood- Pettibone
Victor Riemenschneider
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Methodist Episcopal
Letter to Wm Green From Devoe Co on Paint Value
A letter from Devoe & Co urges practical property care and choosing paint that lasts with minimal gallons. It argues long wear reduces gallons used and endorses Devoe paint as cost efficient. P.S. notes F T Fehrenkamp sells the paint.
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Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO. P.S
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Freyburg Notes Chronicle Local March Happenings
Freyburg Texas roundup reports Sly Sander and Hy Strobel visiting Hochheim, corn planting under way, Charley Engholm visiting Buckholtz, Mr Granamann of St. Louis visiting daughter Mrs Buchschacher, Granamann planning Texas tour. Normian Cole breaks arm. Community birthday notes for Mrs Ritter and Alb Krause. Prolific travel and relocations including Fritz Stoever buying a Nordheim farm for 4200, Emil Kern moving to Tom Green county. Black Jack school hosts Washington birthday picnic. baby christened. Nash and McGill acquire Lauterbach stock. brief obituary-like closing entry by Jake.
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Texas
Chas, Ritter
Alb. Krause
Louis
Gustav Meyer
Nueces County
Fritz Stoever
Nordheim
Arthur Koehler
Bluff
Louis Meyer
Paul Jaenichen
J. Meyer
Flatonia
Black Jack
Alma Melcher
Washington
Stuerke
Aug. Niemeyer
K. Kern
Seed selection device may boost cotton yields nationwide
Washington Letter notes the Agriculture Department has developed a seed separation system to pick heavier cotton seeds after fur removal. An air blast machine separates light and heavy seed, already patented, with one firm planning to process 10 000 pounds this season. Officials expect significant gains next year for Southern planters.
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Department of Agriculture
Cotton Belt
Department
Hallettsville Votes on Independent School District Plan
County Judge W R McCatchan ordered a March 14 election after a petition by 200 qualified voters to decide if Hallettsville should form an independent school district. If approved, a new schoolhouse would soon follow. Knights of Pythias held a large meeting with six degrees conferred by Yoakum Knights. postmaster J E Quebedeaux visited Range last week.
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Hallettsville
Texas
W. R. McCatchan
Knights of Pythias Loage
Yoakum Knights
Tetter Salt Rheum and Eczema Salve Endorsed
Tetter Salt Rheum and Eczema. These are diseases for which Chamberlain's Salve is especially valuable. It quickly allays the itching and smarting and soon effects a cure. Price, 25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad by F A Kubicek
Advertiser F A Kubicek promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea urging swift action. Describes the product as a vigor remedy appealing to energetic, action minded readers.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
F. A. Kubicek
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