Local exchanges note family travels and church charges
Mrs H I Clement and daughter Mrs Mabel Angle left for Linton after visiting C H Miller. EK A Matula moved to a new building with the old site becoming a restaurant. Henry Renger took charge of the Darilek saloon. Rev L C Lilly and family depart for Austin to serve Ward Memorial Church for the year. Rev W B Allen and family arrive from Laredo to lead the Methodist Church. Jury commissioners Wehmann Bucek Wehmen and Turk finished juror selection for the next district court term. returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. II
Clement
Mabel Angle
Linton
C. H. Miller
Shiner Enterprise
Shiner
EK. A. Matula
Henry Renger
Shiner Gazette
L. C. Lilly
Austin
The
Ward Memorial Church
W. B. Allen
Laredo
Methodist Church
Flatonia
George Wehmann
Yoakum
John Bucek
Moulton
E. A. Turk
Messrs. Wehmann
Bucek
Hallettsville
The Social Side of School
Social companionship shapes character and intelligence in youth, argues that rural Texas schools need a social department as a community hub. It should house art clubs, music guilds, literary societies, dramatic groups, reception rooms, music halls, and an gymnasium with a swimming pool for recreational sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P Turner
Homes and Schools
Texas Farm Life Commission
Texas
Local residents and social notes from area towns
Waco’s Guy Haltom and others visited the city on Sunday. Smith’s Studio in Shiner promotes holiday photos. Flatonia visitors include Mikulik Ady, Miss Annie Rothbaur, Miss Helia Krueger, and Miss Anita Jaeggin. A trustees meeting in Hallettsville outlines school improvement topics and duties. Balford and Helmcamp wed in Flatonia on November 4 at the Methodist church with best wishes from The Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Juergens
Nordheim
Wm. Hillmer
H. C. Balford
Bay City
Louise Helmcamp
Flatonia
Allen
Texas Sugar Industry in 1912 and Production Facts
The article summarizes Texas sugar production from cane, noting 40,000 acres yielding 400,000 tons valued at 4.50 per ton and an average of ten tons per acre. It details imports from Porto Rico and Cuba, Texas manufacture of 260,000 barrels of sugar and 20,000 of syrup, and employment around 2,990 with factory value near 3,000,000. It compares state rankings and national output, and cites per capita sugar use at about 50 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towit
Texas
Mississippi
Rio Grande
Porto Rico
Cuba
Union
Louisiana
United States
West Indian Islands
Canadian
Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. & A. Baur
Coat Suite
Coata
Koester Bros
Kotzebue
Kotzebue’s Drug Store
OUR Home Industries
Ugit
Mayen
Guy Haltom
Waco
Smith’s
Ling
Pictures Adv
Mikulik
Smith
Charles Thompson
San Antonio
Kodakers
Ady
A. M
William and
August Kotzebue
Ida Paul
Annie Rothbaur of
Helia Krueger
Mise
Anita Jaeggin
Ed. Studeman
LaGrange
W.h.saunders
Trustees Meeting
A. J. Kaltlus
O. W. Miller
J. W
Harry
J. T. Jaeg
Gli
T. J. Allen
Robt
Little
W. Eilers
Charles Mladenko
Boakum
Jacob Schacberl
Luling
D. Niemeyer of
Exas Sugar Industry
California
Prunes
Boehm & Sons
KORO
James F. Ballard
St, Louis, MO
Stephens
Aef
Rot
Ebueb
Henry Krause
Hy. Krause & Son
Severn’s Gothard Oil
Sete
Ang
W.f.severa
Boat
Ea Cal
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