Kuehn's Grove Budget and Local News Highlights
Snow fell in the Panhandle Monday as Caldwell county voters chose anti prohibitionists by eleven votes. Notable items include J E Webb aiming for mayor of San Antonio, Bishop Forest funeral at San Fernando Cathedral, and Roosevelt's Texas visit. Reports on Senator Bailey opponent Rosswell Randell, Bryan Houston monument unveiling, a Kerrville train accident, Fort Worth stock yards fire losses, and local society notes from Epior League and area residents.
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Caldwell County
Bishop Forest
San Fernando Cathedral
San Antonio
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Texas
General Sam Houston
Oakwood Cemetery
Huntsville
San Jacinto Day
The Tour of a Smile Keeps Spreading Across Family
A child recounts a chain of smiles starting with the father and mother at home, passing through siblings, a hired man, a clerk, teachers, and students. The poem traces how a simple smile travels from person to person, ending with a bedtime return of the same smile.
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Mamma
Sap Will Use Telephone On Lockhart Branch
Beginning today the Sap trains on the Lockhart branch will be dispatched by telephone. Telegraph wires have been cut from the office and only the telephone system will be used. Each agent or town on the line is known by a number and calls are answered like a community telephone line. The advantage is that agents need not be telegraph operators.
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Lockhart
Texas
Sap
Moulton Club Plans Bucket Supper at Institute
The Moulton Home and School Club met at the Sam and Will Moore Institute on Tuesday afternoon. Nearly all members attended and several new names were added to the rolls. A bucket supper was decided for tonight to benefit the school, and everyone is invited to attend.
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Moulton
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Institute
Boening Birthday Party Hosts Many Friends
Editor Eagle notes Mr and Mrs William Boening entertained many guests for Mrs Boening s birthday. Refreshments came at 10 30 served by the hostess and daughter Elsa. Music by the T B Band. Attendees include O Templin and family Fisbeck Balborn Meyer Vogt Amsler and others. Reporter March 15 1911.
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Henry Wenske
Komensky
Joe Dietschke
Dietschke
E. F. Haas
Annie
Ford, Schindler
Heukhaus
John Pilener
George Gaertner
Moulton
Seidenberger
Near Shiner
Rud. Haas
Dickson
Joseph Hanser
Adolph Banzer
Weimar
Henkhaus
Edward Haas
Henkhauus
Ernst Zimmermann
Henry
EAGLE
Wm. Boening
Moulton Lutheran K Krauen Verein
Social Club Meeting at Mrs H Miller Home
Regular Social Club gathering held at the home of Mrs. H Miller with music and conversation. Refreshments served. Attendees listed include Mrs F J Fehrenkamp and others. Next meeting set for March 29 with Mrs W K Richter. Governor's Farewell Message from Austin dated March 11 notes adjournment and call for peaceable legislative rest.
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H. Miller
F. J. Fehrenkamp
A. F.kotzebue
E. Studeman
Ed. Boehm
Wm. Kotzebue
V. Rebwmet
V. Boehm
W.K. Richter
J. J. Kotzebue
Ed. Schwartz
G. von Lienen
A. Goeth
Juno. Bucek
O. F. Knape
Alma Mang
W. K. Richter
Hallettsville District Court Opens Spring Term
The spring term of the district court convened in Hallettsville on Monday March 13 at 3 p.m. Judge M Kennon presided with Sheriff E Houchins and District Attorney W M Atkinson among officers. The grand jury was organized with Foreman E J Merrem and members from Shiner Creole Hallettsville and other towns. Several civil cases were filed and docketed with dismissals and set-for-trial entries, and bailiffs were named for the court. The first week jurors were impanelled and excused to 3 p.m. the next day.
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Hallettsville
Hon. M. Kennon
E.H. Houchins
W. M Atkinson
T. H. Burger
E. T. Long
E.J. Merrem
Foreman
Shiner
Gus. Nolkemper
Robert Little
Shimek
M. T. Andres
John Kloppenburg
Sublime
T. Y. Hill
Halle
Joe Hirscher
T. J. Burker
Geo. Anderson
L. W. Riggs
T. J. Rees
E. A. Long
O. T. East
J. M. Cannon
State of Texas
Hipsey Turner
Peter Hahl
Teresa Reaves
Ella Riley
Jacob Kipper
Bertha von Wettermann
C. W. Ozburne
Wm. Green
L. E. Hearne
Eliza Hearne
L. E. McKinnon
James Shapley & Son
Tuck Sistrunk
Ross
Kubena Son Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
John Kubena son of County Commissioner and Mrs Jr Kubena is recovering well after an appendicitis operation performed by Drs Gray Schulze and Kopecky at Shiver.
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John Kubena
Jr. Kubena
Drs. Gray, Schulze & Kopecky
Shiver
Dr Kotzebue Visits City En Route Home
Dr A M Kotzebue of Fla tonia passed through the city Tuesday while traveling home from Yvakuw.
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A. M. Kotzebue
Flatonia
Yvakuw
Market Review: Rain Shortage Delays Planting in Texas
Special to Tue Eagle from Houston notes no rain causing planting delays and drought stress. Cotton remains bullish on staple forecasts while the government ginning census looms. Potatoes onions and fruit markets tighten as supply shifts, oranges rise on California picker shortages, bananas and poultry adjust, eggs hold, butter weak, and shipments to northern markets continue. No district failures reported across 42 Houston counties.
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Houston
Texas
California
Komensky Epitor Eagle Weather Chronicle March 13 1911
The COLUMN notes a cold dry spell harming young field plants and drought risks from high winds. Cotton planting runs this week while a later cold front may arrive. Local visits include Juno Hrnck’s Moravia trip and families at Boursville Thou sand Star Novohrad and Flatonia. A school election set for April first to elect two trustees.
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Joseph Sturm
Boursville
E. Breitschoot
Juno
Hrnck
Moravia
Frank
Gerhard Mueller
Breslau
Ambrozos Tehinek
John Wenske
Hallettsville News Capsule Highlights Local Deaths and Departures
Joseph Kahn of Hallettsville dies after three months illness. He led the firm Kahn and Stanzel and ran a hardware and furniture business for 25 years. F Ulbig and A Kunze to visit Neustadt on the Austrian German border, 46 and 30 years since leaving. Hallettsville school board pays off a 500 bond early. City secretary Noble Moreland resigns after ten years. successor to be appointed April 20.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Joseph Kahn
Kahn & Stanzel
F. Ulbig
A. Kunze
Galveston
Frankfurt
Neustadt
Ulbig
Kunze
Noble Moreland
Legislature Adjourns After 981 Bills Introduced
The Thirty-second legislature adjourned Saturday after 981 bills were introduced in the two houses with 603 in the Senate and 378 in the House. Senate passed 93 bills and the House 240, while 27 Senate bills and 33 House bills were of general application. Governor Colquitt vetoed Texarkana charter daylight bill cotton bagging factory scholastic age state normal school at Waco Bosque county road law Tyler charter and the Lightfoot bill. No extraordinary session will be convened until after the July prohibition election.
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Senate
House
Colquitt
Texarkana
State Normal School
Waco
Tyler
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Panhandle
University of Texas
J. E. Webb
Bryan Callaghan
Bettie Glass
Columbus
Tennessee
Theodore Roosevelt
Austin
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Adeline
Rosswell Randell
Sherman
United States Senate
Joseph Weldon Bailey
John Baker
Kerrville
Fort Worth
A. B Davidson
Cuero
Epior
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Eppy
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James McBride
Jamesy
Jim
House of Representatives
O. B. CoLg Quitt
Market Review
Mercador
Epitor Eagle
Paul Wenske
Max Pohler
Thousand Star
Hugo Pohler
Anton Bratrich
Mrs
Henry Cook
Baursville
Joe Mikulik
Komensky Road
John Mikulik
Witting
Jos
Mikulik
Alvin Boehm
Novohrad
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