Boy Scouts plan Armistice Day activities and new scouts
The Boy Scouts report three meetings since the last update. Fred Fehrenkamp of the American Legion announced talks with Mr. Johnson the Houston scout executive for regions 4 and 8. Erwart Raab became First Class Scout, Herbert Heinrich tenderfoot, and the Flying Eagle patrol organized with R. W. Kotzebue as lead and Bahumir Sykora as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fehrenkamp
American Legion
Mr. Johnson
Houston
Boy Scouts of America
Moulton
Erwart Raab
Herbert Heinrich
R. W. Kotzebue
Bahumir Sykora
Local residents visit relatives across towns
A string of social notes records visits and travels of residents: the Knesek and Hart families in Schulenburg and Winchester, Amalia Hansen to San Antonio, Krause in Seguin, the Dari lek and Knapick families in Houston and Moravia, plus other locals like Hartmann, Mueller, and Janszen. Several move or work changes are noted, including Faltisek's family relocations in Moulton.
Farm Trade Notice from Schwartz Bros Schulenburg TX
To farmers, horse and mule dealers, six car loads of young mules priced 40 to 100 dollars per head. Also good horses and mares from 2500 to 7500 dollars per head. Animals guaranteed or your money back. Visit the large lot to pick your animals. Schwartz Bros. Schulenburg, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz Bros. Schulenburg
Texas
Mothers urged to check children for worms and use Vermitage
Health advisory warns parents to watch for worm symptoms in kids and seek quick treatment. White's Cream Vermitage is recommended to drive out worms and restore rosy cheeks, priced 35 cents and sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopecky Drug Co
Memento of Armistice and Stomach Remedies Ad
A newspaper ad links Armistice Day memory to health tips, urging readers to keep Tunner's Bitter Wine for stomach peace. It cites a 1924 testimonial from Cottonwood Idaho and promotes Triner's Liniment and Cough Sedative from Joseph Triner Co Chicago for rheumatism, neuralgia, and colds.
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George Washington
Congress
Tunner
Frank Uhler
Cottonwood
Idaho
Triner
Joseph Triner Company
Chicago
Ill
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