Official Directory of State and County Officers
A directory list enumerates STATE OFFICERS including Attorney General George D. Neal and Superintendent of Public Instruction R. V. Davidson, District Officers such as M. Kennon and D. A. Paulus, County Officers like E. O. Meitzen and W. T. Bagby, and precinct officials for Precinct No 6 with Justice F. W. Lueke and Constable Otto Arnim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lanham
Atenre
George D. Neal
R. V. Davidson
Public Instruction
R. B. Cousins
Raaerirc
J. W. Stephens Thochminge
John W. Robbins
J. J. Terrel Railroad Commissoner
A. Mayfield Representatives
Gth
Geo
Geo. F. Burgess
R. M. Brown
M. Kennon
D. A. Paulus
C.L
J. M. Miculenka
Gieptner
G. W. Wehmann
R. B. Thrift
Justice of the Peace
F. W. Lueke
Otto Arnim
Geo, von Lienen
Yoakum Summer Normal and Summer School Ad
Yoakum Texas hosts an eight week Summer Normal and Summer School from June 5 to July 27, 1905. Attendance last year reached 125 with strong faculty and reasonable tuition and board. Rail fare is one and one third for round trips. inquire via agents. Faculty include T. L. Toland conductor C. A. Peterson associate conductor Moulton IT. S. Cox secretary Halleteville L. G. Covey Cuero K. A. Jones Yoakum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Texas
T. L. Toland
Yoakum
C. A. Peterson
Moulton
IT. S. Cox
Halleteville
L. G. Covey
Cuero
K. A. Jones
May 12 1905 Moulton Eagle item reel
Local issue dated Friday May 12 1905 reports brief notes from Moulton. Contains community news items, small notices, and underscored local happenings from the Eagle edition.
Local notices and visits fill Shiner city week
Miss Adela Helmcamp visits Shiner while Prof Janszen arrives. The Halletsville schools close May 19. Several residents travel to and from Shiner and nearby towns for visits, sales, and promotions. A creamery fire near Yoakum causes significant loss but will be rebuilt. May 21 Hermann Park Verein election slated. May 14 dance at Dari lek Nachlinger Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darilek & Nachlinger
Yoakum
Mai-Fest Celebrates May Queen in Hermann Park Parade
Crowds gathered May 7 at Hermann Park for a festive Mai-Fest highlighted by a spirited parade along Main Street. The May Queen Annie Arnim was crowned after 217 votes, with Julius Kotzebue as king and Lillie Fehrenkamp and Amalie Kotzebue as maids of honor. A grand ball capped the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Park
Main Street
Eliza Janssen
Emil Gerdes
Hanna Janssen
Bertha Krause
Ben Janssen
D. Niemeyer
F. W. Lueke
Saloon Men & Beer Agent
San Antonio
Jacob Kure
Kure
Will
F. J. Knesek
Messrs
Richard Waltersdorf
Stalletsville
Wm.Webmann
Near Shiner
Henry Kollwer
Witting
Lavaca County
Julius Kotzebue
Lillie Fehrenkamp
Amalie Kotzebue
Otto Arnim
Vincent Rebmet
An Appeal to Reason Product Advertisement
A vintage advertisement offering Gures chills and fever remedy for 25 cents. Promoted as a one day cure with Druggists carrying the item. St Nicodemus Drug Halletsville Store listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicodemus Drug
Prospective Candidates Stir Lavaca County Campaign Talk
Rumors swirl as Will Bagby's possible bid for district attorney prompts speculation across Colorado Lavaca Gonzales and Guadalupe counties. Gus Arnim plans sheriff run Ted Noble may seek re election H W Wallace and other Hallettsville lawyers may vie for county offices F J Pesek may target treasurer clerk or assessor. May Day Wilhelm Tell Gun club event in Witting hinges on next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will T. Bagby
Lavaca County
Colorado
Lavaca
Gonzales
Guadalupe
Gus Arnim
Moulton
Halletsville
Letter regarding Croton River bank president and house paint costs
A letter from BF W Devon & Co of New York to A Linburger in Moulton Texas discusses the Croton River bank president’s Brewaters New York house built in 1884 and painted with lead and oil for 400 dollars, later repainted in 1887 for 350 dollars, noting paint quality in 1907 and referencing Devoe paint and Fehrenkamp as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton River Bank
Brewaters
N. Y
Devoe
Devo
BF. W. Devon & Co
New York
Fehrenkamp
Blue Racer Snake Noted For Incredible Speed Across Roads
A Arkansas resident recalls the blue racer, a swift snake known for its speed. The speaker compares it to the rattlesnake but asserts the blue racer moves with a faster, nearly blue-streak dash across dusty country roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Footills
Arkansas
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Cripping Death Warns of Blood Poison Heal Result
A Belle Plaine Minnesota reader describes a friend nearly dying from a hand injury as blood poisoning. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve reportedly drew out the poison, cured the wound, and saved the man. Advertises 25 cents at drug stores. Also promotes telegraphy training and a McKinney Texas college catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Stearns
Belle Plaine
Minn
Bucklen
Fearful race with death ends in cure claim
Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa recounts a terrifying illness from liver and heart disease. He credits Electric Bitters with a three day transformative effect and lasting cure, while a rental notice for a blacksmith shop on Moore Street in Moulton, Texas, is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak
Pao
Apps Vawieie
Ralph F. Fernandez
Tampa
Fla
Richard Albert
Moore Street
Rup. Albrecht
Moulton
Lexas
Dynamite and Cough Cure Mention in Local Note
Gray of Calhoun Ga reports his wife suffered an aggravated cough that two physicians could not relieve. Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Cols eased the cough gave sleep and cured her. Trial bottle free at drug stores. No rain this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Calhoun
Dr. King
Letter endorses Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism
A. B. Devall, county treasurer of Hallettsville Texas, writes from Oct 26 1901 endorsing Dr E W Hall s Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism pains and recommends it to others with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halletsville
Texas
E.W. Hall
St. Louis
A. B. Devall
County
Treas
A Texas Wonder Cure Ad from Hall’s Discovery
A vintage Texas Wonder advertisement touts The Texas Wonder as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles, diabetes, rheumatism, and more. It promises mail delivery from Dr. E W Hall in St. Louis, Missouri, with a two months’ treatment per bottle and a one dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
St. Louis
P.O. Box
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St. Portiana
Marne
Cardus
Arninaboreee
Portland Economic League
Cardui
Gardus
NORTH
Atriefly
Munn & Co
Scientific American
al Few York
Broadway
York
Omoe
Fari
U. S
Washington D.C
Official Directory
E. O. Meitzen
W. T
S. L. Bennett
F. P. Guenther Mugwowor
H. H. Russell
A. F. Kotzebue
Yoakum Summer Normal and Summer School
Knape- Puubisuer
Propuiston
the News
Adela Helmcamp
Shiner
Jno
Brunkenhoefer
Edward Munson
Hope
Mago Janszen
Ottiwe
J. Brunkenhoefer
J. J. Arnim
Dr. Gray
H. Simank
Prof
J. K. Cherry
H. J. Simank
Moulton, Texas
Will Krause
Houston
Gal
M. E. Meissell
Henry Krueger
McKinney Business College
Tux Eacux
Boehm’s
Susie Marshall
Baby
Killeen
Sell County
J. W. Crouch
Emilie Lockmann
Halletaville
J. G. Bohnenkamp
Dilworth
Della Boehm
Annie Bucek
Dr. J. Y. Sticks
Mesdames Gee
Baur
Koester
G. Buescher
LeRoy
Smithville
J. Kuesch
Jaeggli
Sweet Home
Werner Cordes
Humble
Nachlinger
New Orleans
City
Frank Nachlinger
Henry Wachtendorf
Bannsville
Hermann Park Verein
Reindel
Germany
Prof. Eicholtz
Deutsche Rundschau
Henry Simank
Dick Lockmann
Simank
California
H. A. Menefee
Lincoln
Lee County
Henry Krause
Boehm's
Moulton Independent
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Ed. Boehm
Frank Kramerbauer
Hermann ‘Thar
Walterndorf
Ludwig Janssen
Ben Fehrenkamp
Wm. Wemken
Wm. Zappe
Louis Ehlers
George Janssen
Lomasko
Bruno Schendel
Paul Fischer
Victoria
W. P. Menefee
Flatonia
Aug. Elster
Mr. Elster
Die Welt
D. P. Evans
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilhelm Tell Gun Club
A. Linburger
Blue Racer
SWIFT
Astest
The
Brotherhood of Snakes
Wanrer
Ree
McKinney
L. A. Meiners
Reenter Eoanseal Minckemish Wheelwright
F. A. Kubicek
America
N. R. Stone
Jacob Cinadyr
Alwava
Market Report
Ioc
Jean Csseurzae
Barney Lackmann
Gap
Fritz Luekh
Moulton Bottling Works
Kay
John Baur
Lucas Rehmet
F. Biehunko
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