Dashing Texans march and naval court martial news
The Dashing Texans march by Francis P. Ludolph receives notice as a noted Lone Star State piece. Also reported are secretary of the navy’s forthcoming court martial for Commander Ducien Young and Ensign Wade over the Bennington explosion. Vermont battleship launch, Williamson county prohibition push, Roosevelt appoints Bacon, and war news from Linovitch, Castro, Wirrr, and Mexican lottery plans.
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Tux Eacux
Francis P. Ludolph
Lone Stay
Mr. Ludolph
Marshal
Texas
Whem
Landolph
Texas State Building
Tue
Navy
Ducien Young
Ensign Wade
Bennington
Commander Young
Secretary of the Navy
Lieutenant Young
Pastor Becomes First Sermon Speaker in Halletsville
From Halletsville Texas September 3 Rev Earl of Cuero newly named Baptist pastor preached his first sermon here. Eleven applicants for county board exams included six colored and five whites but papers not graded until midweek due to institute work and schooling duties.
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Nalletsville
Texas
Earl of Cuero
County Board of
Peterson
Yoakum
K.A. Jones
Board of Examiners
Havetaville
J. W. Sartain
Stegomyia Warning From Houston Post
In a vivid alert J. M. Lewis warns readers in Houston Post about the Stegomyia, describing it as deadly and urging cleaning up to avoid its bite. The piece emphasizes the danger and the need for action to prevent infection.
Texas Patents List From The Eagle Weekly
The Eagle reports weekly patent grants including Jos E Buie Kaufman stock indicator for hat boxes William O Journeay San Antonio ore concentrator Felix E Mistrot Galveston portable dressing cabinet Albert S Neal Leonard adjustable window shade hanger Ewald Praeger San Antonio latch Ida Bb Sanders Highbank scrub brush Everett Wyatt Fort Worth stock car among others listed by C A Snow & Co patent attorneys Washington DC.
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Texas
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D. C
Jos
Card of Thanks for Raleigh Arnim
Mr and Mrs E J Arnim express heartfelt thanks to friends who ministered during the illness death and burial of their little son Raleigh and assure each kindness will be held in grateful remembrance.
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E. J. Arnim
Raleigh
D Niemeyer Visits Daughters In Sister Cities
D Niemeyer formerly of Moulton now in Shiner visited his daughters Mesdames F W Lueke and Henry Koester at the start of the week. Other callers to this office last week included Ernst Kieshnek of Oak Grove John Cook of New Germany Rev L Uhlmann of Baursville and Wim Schmidt of Moultons.
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D. Niemeyer
Moulton
Shiner
Mesdames F. W. Lueke
Henry Koester
Ernst Kieshnek
Oak Grove
John Cook
New Germany
Rev. L. Uhlmann
Baursville
Wim. Schmidt
Moultons
Dissatisfaction Across American Life
A reflective piece argues that most people, from farmers to city dwellers and workers across professions, envy others and wish for different roles. It notes a pervasive restlessness, with nine tenths dissatisfied and the remainder would be if they had energy, concluding dissatisfaction is inherent in American nature.
First State Bank of Moulton Formed Under New Law
W L Tooley & Co convert their private bank to a corporation named the First State Bank of Moulton. Directors include W L Tenley J H Nations Jno Bucek W J Moore Jr and F T Fehrenkamp. Capital stock set at 25000 with W L Tooley as president and Jno Bucek as cashier.
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J. Y. Hicks
First State Bank of
Moulton
W.L. Tenley
J. H. Nations
Jno. Bucek
W. J
W. L. Tooley
Cotton Marketing Progress Report From Moulton Season
Public Weigher Geo. v. Lienen notes 2850 bales marketed this season with farmers not withholding cotton. Ella Krueger sonorous recovery from illness. KF W Lueke visits Shiner. Mrs Krause and daughters Menefee and Miss Kade travel to Flatonia.
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Geo. v. Lienen
Henry Krause
Fr. A. Menefee
Miss Kade
Flatonia
The Texas Game Law Provisions Summary
Open season dates limit deer turkeys prairie chickens partridges quail and doves toe to toe. Daily bag of twenty five birds and six bucks per season rules. Night fire hunting banned. Possession out of season is prima facie guilt with each bird or animal a separate offense. Secure sections cover unlawful possession purchase transport eggs nests sale netting shooting and species restrictions with fines from ten to one hundred dollars and possible jail time. Transport requires affidavit of personal use. Some species such as sparrows hawks crows buzzards blackbirds rice birds and owls may be killed anytime.
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Rocky Mountain
Definitions of political labels and moral judgments
The passage defines terms for economic and political behavior, labeling over production as a failure to provide basics, and naming figures as statesmen agitators anarchists and tin horn gamblers. It contrasts honest rhetoric with graft and wealth built on fraud and voucher schemes, outlining common coinages for such actions.
Devoe paint praised in Moulton Texas letter
A letter to Aug Kuehn from Moulton Texas extols Devoe lead-and-zinc paint, arguing it outperforms sham and weak paints. It cites Mr Aaron Higgins of Plainfield New Jersey who used 15 gallons for his house, with 4 gallons remaining after purchase.
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Devoe
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Pyuesisuxn Ann Proprietor
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Vermont
Quincy
Mass
Williamson County
Prestpost Rooseveltr
Robert Bacon
New York
Francis B. Loomis
Gen. Linovitch
Hell
Roosevelt
Castro
President Roosevelt
M. Wirrr
Linevitch
Ivin
Mexico
Halletsville
Malletaville
Father Henderson
RR. B. Cousina
Guenther
T. W. House
J. M. Lewis
Houston Post
Texas Patents
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Elaewhere
Reed Rockers
Lucas Rehmet
W. L. Tooley & Co
Wees
Ella
F. J. Krueger
KF. W. Lueke
Kuehn
Moulton, Texas
Tia
Ser Eacoh
Severa
John Merva
Pleasent City
Chile
Balsam
Lumbago
ST. Gothard’s Oil
W. F. Severa
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Darilek & Nachlinger
W.S. Bailey
P. O. True
Ballard
Ballard Snow Liniment CO
ST. Louis
Winesigardut
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
The
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Mary E. Shelton
Poplar Bluff
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