Local elections and global incidents mix in a volatile report
A June 3 local option election in Gon zales county is noted along with tallies of plague deaths in India. Reports mention battles in the Philippine Islands with American casualties, indictments in Mexico, a Dallas fair dates span, and political musings on Roosevelt and Panama canal supply moves amid a Fort Worth storm and a blunt comment on shaving schools.
Local Baseball Thrills As Flatonia and City Teams Tie In Nine
Saturday afternoon saw heightened interest as Flatonia and the city team battled to a 4 4 tie after ten innings with Maniton driving in two runs for Flatonia and Moulton held scoreless. Sunday featured Shiner defeating Moulton 13 to 6 in a two hour game with strong pitching from Strauss and Darilek and a full lineup from both sides.
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Flatonia
Shiner
Richard Strauss
Adolph Richter
Frank Darilek
John Dariek
Setzmann
Steve Hlolebak
Paul Armatto
Walter Fehrenkamp
Adolf Darilek
Moulton
Otto Arnim
Henry Mueller
Henry Strauss
Will Franke
Will Kotzebue
Victor Fehrenkamp
Woodley Quebedeaux
Julius Kotzebue
Warne Krause
Will Leazar
T obacco Worms Ravage Texas Fields
May 16 Hall County reports a severe worm outbreak harming green crops including tobacco Lavaca County Tobacco Company fields were destroyed prompting re seeding. Poison attempts failed as worms also feed on potato and cucumber vines. Salletsville Track Growers Association sold seven cars of potatoes and onions this season, with nine cars shipped total.
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Hall¢tsville
Lavaca County Tobacco Company
Salletsville Track
Curious Condensations From Around the World
A collage of short notes reports Minnesota hosts 10 000 Indian mounts and Oregon has 5 000 irrigated farms. Inland Sea of Japan oysters abound. Monaco labeled Europe’s most depopulated spot. A Belgium looking glass trust formed. Clocks placed in Cracow train cars. Newport gunnery scares fish. Death by own action rising in Britain. Texas gains two strawberry crops via irrigation. A dance announced at Hermann Park hall on Saturday night June 10 with the Moulton Juvenile band. Large attendance at last Sunday’s Henkhaus dance with Moultonites. Mrs Ang Vornsand of Mora via visits Karnes City for daughter’s operation, with Dr Guenther and Dr Kotzebue. Mrs Olle recovering well.
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Oregon
Japan
Monaco
Europe
Looking Glass Trust
Belgium
Cracow
Poland
Newport
Great Britain
Texas
Baely
Hermann Park Hall
Moulton
Ang. Vornsand
Moravia
Ernet Olle
Karnes City
J. G. Guenther
A. M. Kotzebue
Olle
Halletsville Declared Egg Raising Center in Local News
The LaGrange Journal notes Lavaca county beats the city in egg business while Mooresville Chronicle praises Halletsville as the egg raising center. The piece quips the courthouse resembles a poultry yard and jokes the county may have joined the trade as the city marshal watches a hen.
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LaGrange Journal
Lavaca County
All Hollow
Halletsville
Mooresville Chronicle
How to keep Trish potatoes through summer
A Texas reader asks how to preserve potatoes in heat. Dig before ground heats beyond 90 degrees, then store quickly in bags or cool dark places. Do not expose to sun, cover two feet deep with hay or straw, then cellar or shade to finish. early digging is the remedy if a patch cannot be protected.
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W. C. Bland
Wortham
Tex
Texas
Mr. Bland
C. Naxer
Cedar Hill
Ballard
NG Gough
Gough
Gough and Croup
Maud Adams
Mail Order Catalogues Question Local Benefit
Caldwell News Chronicle questions mail order houses about cash or barter offers for farm produce and cattle. The piece asks what they pay for crops livestock and who funds schools roads and poor with no clear returns to the community.
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Caldwell
News Chronicle
Hertzbergs Dream and Platonia Neighbor Passes Away
A humorous note from Orange to Easterling describes Hertzberg dreaming of death in hell as a newspaper man forced to write lies with chalk. in the same item, John Rosenaar of near Platonia dies at 86. He leaves a large family. funeral at Praha Catholic cemetery with Rev. Nestrada officiating.
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Orange Daily Tribune
Easterling
New Orleans
Mississippi
H. R. R. Hertzberg
Times-Democrat
Orange
Hertzberg
John Rosenaar
Platonia
Nestrada
Praha
Wrightsboro Captain LeRoy Gray Wright Dies
Captain LeRoy Gray Wright of Wrightsboro Texas died at his daughter's home on Tuesday and was buried Wednesday. A Alabama born Confederate cavalry captain, he served as Nueces county precinct commissioner and fathered nine children. He is grand nephew of Henry Clay and left 118 descendants.
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Wrightsboro
Texas
LeRoy Gray Wright
I. M. Biddle
Captain Wright
Alabama
Mississippi
Panola County
Margaret
Reyburn
Wright
Mike
Nueces County
Henry Clay
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