Draughon College Offers 10 Cent Cotton Trade
Draughon's Practical Business College offers to exchange cotton at ten cents per pound for tuition or home study courses through January 1, 1915. Founder J F Draughon has already paid cash for one bale as a booster of the buy a bale movement. Sellers should write to Draughon College offices in Dallas Amarillo Texas or Nashville Tennessee.
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Draughon’s College
Joo. F. Draughon
Draughon Colleges
Draughon
Practical Business College
Dallas
Amarillo
Texas
Nashville
Tenn
Moulton Eagle hits streets with 1914 subscription rate
The Moulton Eagle announces its price for readers with a subscription of one dollar and fifty cents per year in advance. The paper is mailed as second class matter from Moulton Texas and dated Friday November 13, 1914.
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Moulton Texas
Severa
Gothard
Local Notables and Residents Enjoy Social and Travel Notes
Mrs Atkinson left for San Antonio to be with her daughter Mrs Kemper who is injured. Dr Merrem was summoned to Schulenburg for his ill mother with Fred Marburger joining. Mr and Mrs Haltom and H S Palmer visited and stayed with friends and family. Rev Willingham and family head to Center Texas to start anew. Mrs Miller and children journey to Hallettsville Sublime with wedding music provided for a niece. Geo F Burgess passed Shiner en route Gonzales to Marlin in good health despite rheumatic foot pain.
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Wm. Atkinson
San Antonio
Chas Kemper
Gonzales Inquirer
Guy Haltom
H. S. Palmer
Moulton
W. J. Krause
I. H. Willingham
Center
Texas
Flatonia
Geo. F. Burgess
Shiner
Gonzales
Marlin
Shiner Gazette
Applied City Government model charter primer
Legislators and charter framers gain practical help from a compact volume by Herman G. James of the University of Texas Bureau of Municipal Research. The hundred page book presents logical sections on charter topics with general principles and then model charter provisions for immediate use by lawmakers and students preparing for municipal work.
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Herman G. James
Bureau of Municipal Research
University of Texas
Three Amendments Fail in Recent Election Victory
The election results show all three amendments failed to pass. Voters rejected the proposed changes, with no amendment obtaining the required support. Officials note the outcome reflects broad public sentiment on constitutional updates.
Texas Governor-Elect Kendrick Named Wyoming Chief
Election returns show John B. Kendrick, a Texan, elected governor of Wyoming. Woman suffrage carried in Nevada and Montana but failed in Missouri and Ohio. Panama Canal traffic between Texas and California established last week. Galveston received 66,000 cases of California fruits and wines as the first cargo.
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John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Nevada
Montana
Missouri
Ohio
Panama Canal
Texas
California
Galveston
Red Cross Seals Reach Texas For Hospitals Drive
Three million Christmas Seals have been received from the National Red Cross by Mrs. O B Colquitt General Chairman of the Red Cross Christmas Seal Committee In the last campaigns over 4 000 000 Red Cross Seals have been sold in Texas one for every man woman and child in the state As a result seven hospitals costing 480 000 have been secured for Texas.
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National Red Cross
O.B. Colquitt
Red Cross
Texas
The Farmer the Master of Civilization and Its Demands
An advocacy piece from Fort Worth calling farmers the master of civilization. It criticizes urban capital, urges a Rights of Products code, and laments lack of laws to protect farmers in production and selling of crops and farm machinery. It argues legislation should empower agricultural interests and balance all industries.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Farmers’ Union
Weather Bureau
Farmer’s Sentence Suspended for Assault Case
Frank Srubar, a 65 year old farmer living near Shiner, was convicted in the district court for assault with intent to murder his wife. He received five years in the penitentiary, but the sentence was suspended on the jury’s recommendation.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Frank Srubar
Shiner
Srubar
Lavaca County Bonds Approved for Road and Bridge Repairs
The attorney general's department approves Lavaca County road and bridge repair bonds worth 4500 dollars. They bear 5 percent interest and mature in 40 years with a five year option.
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Austin
Texas
Attorney General’s Department
Lavaca
Postmaster G A Pannewitz Dies Suddenly in Shiner
Word spread Sunday morning that G A Pannewitz postmaster died suddenly of heart failure at his home. Funeral held Monday at 4 30 PM. KE J Merrem called to Schulenburg Monday due to his mother’s illness. Hollmans returned from Denver. Rpworth League hosted a large Hallowe en party at Hart Fry residence. Reporter. November 3, 19--
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G. A. Pannewitz
KE. J. Merrem
Schulenburg
Rpworth League
Hart Fry
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James Oliver
Franklin
Lucas Rehmet
Moulton, Texas
WM. Green
E. Stupemayn
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen O. Buescher
Jno
Buckk
E. Studeman
Cordacrese
Post Office and Express
Sankmoney
Toc
Asec
Joc
Isc Sc I
Uebay
DR. P. O. Puck
D . Moulton
Bank
Deutsch Und Englisch Gesproch
Moulton Eagle
PF. Knape
Er. J. Merrem
Fred Marburger
Mr. Merrem
Shiner Enterprise
Chas. Miller
Sublime
Goodness
Noho EK
W. H. Koester & CO
M. Czagala
Box
St. Louis
Mich
Gothard Oil
p.Price
W. F. Severa CO
Cedar Rapids
Farmer
Shiner News
Mrs. Hollman
Denver
Colorado
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