Socialists Plan Campaign Tours in Hallettsville County
Hallettsville Texas October 24 Socialists arrange for speeches by candidates in county areas between now and election day. Speakers include R Meitzen for sheriff W S Noble for lieutenant governor T A Hickey for representative and E O Meitzen for county judge. E R Meitzen will end his campaign here November 1 after statewide speaking tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Texas
W. S. Noble
T. A. Hickey
E. O. Meitzen
E. R. Meitzen
Open Season For Game Under State Game Law
The article lists hunting provisions by season and species including limits for quail dove bucks deer wild turkeys and migratory birds. It sets license rules transport possession restrictions and penalties for license forgery and notes federal limits for waterfowl and other birds.
Dilworth Dots in October 1914 farm notes
The note highlights harvests with corn fetches 75 cents per bushel, cotton prices weak, and farmers hoping for higher prices. Stonewall public school opened with Miss Nita V. Cobb from Denton Creek as teacher. Local visits, family news, rain relief, and garden work noted. David Whitten moves to Stockdale. Health remains good. Lone Star, October 23, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Nita V. Cobb
Denton Creek
J. W. Griffin
Ward
Moulton
Alex Myers
George Cooper
Gladys
Doris
Cranz
Alfred Griffin
David Whitten
Stockdale
Lone Star
Local notices from Shiner Hanap reporter and Hallettsville info
Miss Bess Stewart teaches Kakernot school over weekend with her aunt Mrs. Joe Hughes. Wm Zander builds a new residence in Park Addition. Contractors Wagener and Schumacher to do the work. Mrs Frank Bucek and Mrs Chas Mueller of Runge visit Mr and Mrs Emil Bucek. Supt C A Peterson returns from Houston on public school business. Ezzell post office to close October 31st. mail to Hallettsville after that date unless patrons arrange otherwise.
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Bess Stewart
Kakernot
Joe Hughes
Wm. Zander
Park
Wagener and Schumacher
Shiner Gazette
Frank Bucek
Chas. Mueller of
Runge
Emil Bucek
Paulus
Ezzell
Hallettsville
Parcels Post Expands Reach in Texas
The Parcels Post becomes a national institution with Texas figures showing about 10,000,000 packages mailed in fiscal year 1913 and postage totaling nearly one million dollars. It bridges rural producers and urban consumers and reduces living costs.
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Texas
Washington
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James Oliver
Franklin
Lucas Rehmet
Moulton, Texas
Atate Haakeeuler
Wa. Green
EK. Stuprmax
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Bueschsr
WM. Green
Jxo. Buerx
E. Studeman
Wwe
Ell Banx
Fricocs
Sankmoney
Toc
P. O. Pack
Iss
Ent
Bank
Deutsch Und Englisch Gesprochen
C. F. Knape, Poustisuer and Proprietor
Moulton Vexas
Dilworth
Koemter
Cau
Supt. C. A. Peterson
Houston
Yoakum Times
the Parcels Post
OUR Lumber
Ereechgoucr Oee Soong
Severa
Gothard
Severa’s Tablax
W. F. Severa Co
Cedar Rapids
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