Hannover arrives Galveston with 519 aboard
The North German Lloyd steamer Hannover arrived at Galveston Saturday carrying 519 passengers. A Lutheran college contract was let for Seguin with a 50875 cost. Governor Colquitt designates October 30 as Thanksgiving Day. The mess hall at Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College burned causing about 15000 damage.
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Lloyd Steamship Hannover
Galveston
Seguin
United States
Colquitt
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Morris Sheppard Backs Ramsey for Governor
Morris Sheppard announces support for Judge Ramsey in the race for governor. The Senate candidate calls himself a strong speaker but a weak politician.
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Morris Sheppard
United States Senate
Judge Ramsey
Mr. Sheppard
Westhoff Merchants Ban Fireworks For Holidays
Local business leaders in Westhoff pledge not to handle or sell any fireworks during the holidays urging other towns to follow suit and set a regional example for safety and restraint.
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Westhoff
UT enrollment 1910 1911 tops southern universities
The enrollment in all departments at the University of Texas for 1910 1911 reached 2758 students, far surpassing any other southern university and rivaling the large northern institutions in attendance.
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University of Texas
South
Noted Senator Bailey to Retire End of Term in 1913
The Moulton Eagle and Houston Post both praise Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey as the era’s ablest member and greatest Texan, predicting national impact as he retires from public life.
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Joseph Weldon Bailey
Congress
Residents Return From Visits and Move to Alpine
Adolph Baur comes home from Boerne after a week away. J T Jaeggli Edwin Knesek and Henry Jaroszewski were in Shiner between trains. Earnest Pelzel and son Alfred return from Galveston. Mrs E Nesterhoff returns from San Antonio after a week with Rev J Verzig. Mrs GJ Bohoenkamp and child come back from Shiner. Jobo Baur family moves from Boerne to Alpine. Ture Eagie offers best wishes.
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J. T. Jaeggli
Edwin Knesek
Henry Jaroszewski
Schiner
E. Nesterhoff
San Antonio
Rev. J. Verzig
Jobo Baur
Boerne
Alpine
Ture Eagie
Production and Consumption in State Economy
The Census estimates annual production at 731 million with manufacturing 150 million mining 20 million and agriculture 561 million. Consumption totals 650 million across The People Animals and Property, leaving 81 million net after consumption, about 11 percent of gross production, underscoring need for external funds to fuel development such as new farms cities boats and highways.
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Revere Feeral
Njita
LotaIetwas
Sun Never Sets on Texas Press
The Texas press spreads nationwide and beyond with a quarter million copies sold. Texas newspapers promote state news to readers in other states and overseas through mail subscriptions and advertising.
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Texas Press
Texas
Press of
Uey
For Sale Scholarship at Tyler Commercial College
For sale a scholarship to Tyler Commercial College offered with application at Tug Eagle office. William McGinty an early Gonzales county settler and Confederate veteran died November 6 at his Wrightsboro area home aged 83. Mentz residents Rudolph Theumann and Edwin Verber visited with Hermann Bar. Anton Pastejovsky donated a year’s Eagle subscription for his brother Charles of Runge. Pastejovsky recently bought Mrs. HoW Meyer’s Oak Grove farm and plans a new home soon.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tug EaGe
William McGinty
Gonzales County
Wrightsboro
Rudolph Theumann
Edwin Berver
Mentz
Colorado County
Hermann Bar
Anton Pastejovsky
Near Town
Eagie
Charles
Runge
Pastejovsky
Ho W Meyer
Oak Grove
Empire Builders for Texas State Government
The speechothe inspired call praises AESAR and Pericles as builders who transformed civilizations and urges Texas to elect empire builders. It argues leaders must civilize virgin soil, develop infrastructure, and drive industrial growth with highways steel bands and improved waterways.
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Aesar
Pericles
Athens
Texas
A God Show Impresses Large Geneseo Audience
The colored minstrels delivered a strong performance last Tuesday evening drawing an appreciative crowd. The group impressed with singing and dancing and earned near-constant encores. A fine brass band provided excellent music. Copy notes deadline for ad changes: Monday at 2 pm.
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Busby
Attica
Moulton
Darkies
Geneseo Post
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Moulton Man
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Utah
Uncle Sam
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Adolph Baur
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GJ Bohoenkamp
Little Son
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