Announcement as a tool for voter reaching in county races
The Halletsville Herald argues that candidates should publish announcements in local newspapers to reach voters and gain favorable coverage. It notes newspapers are a candidate's best friends and warns against skipping announcements to avoid higher campaigning costs later. The writer cites towns Halletsville Yoakum Shiner Moulton as aligned supporters. Amen.
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the Herald
Novolirad
Halletsville
Yoakum, Shiner
Moulton
Twe Socialists Nominate Dobbs and Hanford for Presidency
The socialists nominated Eugene V. Dobbs of Chicago for president and Benjamin Hanford of New York for vice president in a formal party slate.
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Twe
Eugene V. Dobbs
Chicago
Benjamin Hanford
New York
Local paper blunders loom large in public view
A Brownsville Herald quote warns that a single omission or error in a local report outshines all other news, stirs ridicule from public institutions, and undermines trust even as newspapers support public enterprises. The Missouri editor and preacher dinner comparison illustrate heightened scrutiny.
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Brownsville
Kennon Resumes Candidacy for District Judge Nomination
Judge M Kennon withdraws resignation and seeks the Democratic nomination for district judge of the judicial district. He had planned to resign and return to law practice but was persuaded to stay in the race. With likely no opposition, the Democratic nomination would likely equal election.
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Gonzales
M Kennon
Kennon
Washington Letter in 1904 on trusts and society scenes
The American Newspaper Publishers Association pressed Attorney General Knox to pursue the paper trust, while a Washington Letter notes weather woes at a Russian Red Cross lawn event and critiques political reforms, with comments on civil service, the Daughters of the American Revolution, and a Continental Memorial Hall cornerstone ceremony.
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Knox
Cassini
Red Cross
Russia
England
Weather Bureau
Daughters of the Revolution
General Fairbanks
Continental Memorial Hall of
White House
George Washington
Capitol
Giant 100-pound loaf to advertise New Braunfels mills
The Dittlinger Roller Mills baked a 100 pound loaf to promote New Braunfels flour industry at the World's Fair. The loaf bears the baker mill and flour names and New Braunfels Texas, highlighting local manufacturing growth.
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New Braunfels
Dittlinger Roller Mills
Texas
New Braunfelsers
Halletsville Second Nine Defeats Moulton Nine In Close Baseball
Last Sunday afternoon Halletsville second nine defeated Moulton nine with a score of 9 to 6. Umpire Otto Arnim called the game at 2 30. Halletsville lineup included East Anderson Vrazel Ballara Adams Braden Schmidt Dickey. Moulton featured HH Mueller P Mapes Ed Kure L Krenik V Kip OF Krenee Wo Py SU L Kehrerkamp Pete Kirtley. Battery for Halletsville Adams and Vrazel. Moulton battery Krenek and Kure. The game was orderly yet exciting, and a rematch is planned at Halletsville soon.
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Halletsville
Otto Arnim
East
Anderson
Vrazel
Ballara
Adams
Braden
Schmidt
Dickey
Moulton
HH. Mueller
P. “Mapes
Ed. Kure
L. Kreniék
V. Kip
Krenee
Wo Py SU
L. Kehrerkamp
Pete Kirtley
Majletsville
Adams and Vrazel
Krenek
Kure
Halletsville News Briefs Highlight Local Elections and Economy
In Halletsville on May 6 principal J. S. Cox is reelected by unanimous trustees. The school year ends June 3 and teachers are to be elected May 20. Oil drilling reached 700 feet with 1200 feet planned if profitable. oil found at 620 feet. City to hold May 23 session to buy a 125 horsepower engine for electric light and water works. Onion and potato shipments priced at 2 cents per pound and $1.10 per bushel.
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J. S. Cox
Halletsville
Max Heinz
Electric Light and Water Works
Halletsville Trades Day Opens With Parade
Halletsville held its first sales day under the board of trade with ideal weather drawing countywide attendees. The Silver Cornet band led a procession of floats and business displays, traders offered stock and farmers showcased herd quality, captain Jim Deborah served as marshal of the event.
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Halletsville
Board of Trade
Jim Deborah
Alamo fund extends circular on donations and authority
De Zavalla chapter of the Daughters of the Republic in San Antonio formed a new Alamo mission fund committee with Miss Clara Driscoll as president and treasurer. A circular requires solicitors to show Driscoll's authority and to send funds to her for official receipts. The Yoakum Summer Normal offers certificates, grade raises, and teaching reviews for teachers and students preparing for exams.
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de Zavalla
Daughters of the Republic
San Antonio
Alamo
Miss Clara Driscoll
New
Alamo Mission Fund Organization
Alamo Mission Fund
Two Men Shot to Death at Luling in Saturday Incident
News Notes report the fatal shooting of R. W. Malone and J. L. Veazey in Luling last Saturday morning. 8. M. Nixon was arrested in Gonzales to quell further trouble amid the case. Copious rains have been falling across the state.
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R. W. Malone
J. L. Veazey
Luling
M. Nixon
Gonzales
Fritz Bastian
Austin
Giddings
Galveston
Cuba
Russia
Sir Henry Stanley
Sample Tux Eaux invites readers to subscribe
The notice explains that non subscribers may receive a sample issue and invites readers to write to have their name added to the subscription list.
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Ayer
Ayers
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Satlefedt
Aven Co
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Huape
Prorrieron
Texaa
Missouri
Moulton and
Lucas Rehmet
Washington
EaGix
House
Coal Trust
Northern Securities
Judiciary Committee
Civil Service Reform
Congress
F. H. Ballio
The
Press Association
C. F. Lehmann
Herald
Tobacco Company
James Walker
A. O. Miller
Sublime
America
N.R. Stone
Pres
McKinney, Texas
L. A. Meiners
Tye
Alamo Fund
A. Baur & Son
Moulton TE
Rubicek
Fritz Lueke
Moulton Bottling Works
Bae
EAGLE
Severa
Reg Bay
Cedar Rapids
Towa
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