Local residents visit relatives and conduct business
Erwart Raab of Houston visited his parents the Raabs on Sunday. Osear Arnim of Houston met with EK and Mrs Arnim. Louis Ehlers of Shiner and his son Max Ehlers of Houston came for Monday business. Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson of Fayetteville visited F C Fehrenkamp Monday. Emma Juengermann of Shiner visited Janssen couple. Mackey from Gonzales mattress factory attended Morlt business Friday. Elizabeth Gerdes returned to San Antonio after visiting Janssen parents. Adolph Zavesky left for barber college in San Antonio.
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Erwart Raab
Houston
Mrs
F. P. Raab
Osear Arnim
EK. O. Arnim
Louis Ehlers
Shiner
Max Ehlers
Emma Juengermann of
J. L. Janssen
Mr. Mackey
Gonzales
Morlt
Elizabeth Gerdes
San Antonio
Adolph Zavesky
Joe Zavesky
Veselka Family and Brom Visit Kubenka Petrek Wedding Attendees
Mr Frank Veselka and family and Miss Annie Brom of La Grange visited Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunko Sr on Sunday. Bridesmaids at the Kubenka Petrek wedding October 2 were Miss Lillie Kubenka Miss Sabine Breitschopf and Miss Mary Pra sek Attendants were Joe Pet rek Adolph Petrek and Bill Et linger.
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Frank Veselka
Annie Brom
la Grange
Frank Biehunko
Kubenka- Petrek
Lillie Kubenka
Sabine Breitschopf
Mary Prasek
Joe Petrek
Adolph Petrek
Bill Etlinger
Cashier Search Sparks Missing Match at Exchange
A businessman rushes into the employment exchange seeking a cashier. The clerk recalls supplying one recently, but the man insists he wants the prior hire, implying a misfit or mix up in staffing.
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Employment Exchange
Eleanor Prefers Smallest Puppy With White Shirt
Eleanor admires a neighbor's litter choosing the smallest pup with a pure white breast. Mrs. R asks why. Eleanor explains she likes the puppy because it wears a cute white shirt, distinguishing it from the brown-bodied siblings.
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Eleanor
Mrs. R
Parrot Teaches Boy Swear Words
An Indiana woman adopted a parrot and found her son repeating profanity to the bird. The boy insists he is simply telling Polly what she mustn’t say, prompting cautious parental guidance.
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Indiana
Jimmie
Polly
The Dividends Bazaar Nets Pleasant Sum for Charity
A club held a bazaar that yielded a neat sum for the poor. It was a success, and members had a small supper afterward, finishing about even.
Down to Brass Tacks Salesman and the Flexible Comb
A humorous exchange from the Travelers' Beacon shows a salesman extolling a famed flexible comb that withstands bending, hammer blows, and twisting as a curious crowd listens. The seller insists it can even comb hair despite extreme handling.
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Travelers’ Beacon
Plain Talk Snippet Reflects Sharp Wit on Politeness
A Frankfurt humor note quotes a man insulting a woman on the phone and defending politeness as costly. The exchange ends with a quip about calling her madam. The fragment captures a breezy, sly tone typical of the period.
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Frankfurter Illustrierte
Frankfurt
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Moulton
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the Kopecky Drug CO
Joe C. Kopecky
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Hermann Park
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Barta
Gents
M. Johnson
Fayetteville
F.C. Fehrenkamp
Dickson School
Barta’s Orchestra
Kopecky Drug Company
Novosadevyoral
A. F. Kotzebue Drug CO
Kopecky Drug CO
Southwestern Bell
Boehm’s
Remington Portable
Remington
Edwin A. Jaeggli
Moulton, Texas
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