Local Notes Highlight Visits and Arrivals Across Town
F.W. Arnim returns to Range. Miss Mamie Walker arrives from Nursery. Mrs. M. C. Kubitz visits Shiner. D. Lockmann visits Klatonia. Butter fat 30c per lb. J. T. Jaeggli travels to San Antonio. Emil Richter and family visit from Cameron. Alma Bohnenkamp leaves for Hallettsville. Maurine Gray visits from Shiner. Dr. W. F. Ledbetter will see patients in Moulton Wednesdays. Ben H. Cordes returns from Gonzales. Red Seal ads. Fred Thormaehlen in town from Komensky. Elizabeth Rebner returns from Shiner. Wedding of Adella Helmers and William Huebner witnessed. Dietschke, Heger, Gramerbauer visit Nordheim. E. Q. Engelbert surveys rails. Stork brings baby to Zimmermanns. G. W. Terrell in town on business. Eddie Hajek attends sister Mary’s wedding in Schulenburg. Mrs. Cora B. Laird arrives from Wrightsboro for a stay. Richard Kurz reports good crops and subscribes. Ella Krueger celebrated with a surprise birthday party. August Kotzebue returns from Galveston. gains work in Kotzebue drugstore.
A Great Opportunity For Young Men
The Tyler Commercial College of Tyler Texas offers a large telegraph school with hundreds of instruments a miniature train system and a main line railroad wire setup. Three expert teachers cover commercial railroad and station telegraphy and freight work. The school promises immediate placement in good positions upon completion.
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America
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Western Union
Postal Companies
New Goods in Gingshams Calicoes and More
We have just unpacked and marked our full purchases of Ginghams Calicoes Percales Domestics etc. We have them in all colors and grades. Selected personally in the best markets and paid little freight, offering close prices to customers.
Special Calicoes at Old Price Despite Higher Cotton Costs
A local retailer advertises calicoes with cotton prices rising but pledges to sell at the old price. They also note a special low price stock bought in the market, available while it lasts, per yard.
Percales and Ginghams for School and House Dresses
OC offers a line of ginghams and percal es that do not fade. The fabrics suit school and house dresses with durable color.
Yard Cannot Be Excelled, A Notable Claim
A bold assertion extols a yard as unmatched in value or excellence, framing it as a standout feature in local praise. The remark emphasizes rarity and desirability, inviting interest from readers.
Cretones and Quilting Goods Advertisement
A store promotes fabrics and quilting goods with prices from a penny to twenty five cents per yard. It highlights a large stock, broad departmental strength, and invites customers to visit and be shown the varied values by courteous clerks.
Social Circle Meeting Reports August 31
R Jaeggli and Bro note Miss Lillian Friedrich has joined the Eace readers. Wednesday afternoon the Social Club held its regular meeting with Mrs V Boehm. Attendees included Mrs Ed Boehm Mrs F T Fehrenkamp Mrs K E Studeman Mrs Jno Brun kenhoefer Mrs A F Kotzebue Mrs O Buescher Mrs C M Kot ze bu e and Mrs G J Bohnenkamp. The next gathering will be at Mrs Bohnenkamp’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Friedrich
Komensky
Eace
Social Ciu
V. Boehm
Ed. Boehm
F.T. Fehrenkamp
KE. Studeman
Jno. Brunkenhoefer
A. F. Kotzebue
O. Buescher
C. M. Kotzebue
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Bohnenkamp
Sokol Bohemian Club Holds Exhibition at Hallettsville
At the Catholic church grounds in Hallettsville on September 4 the Athletic Club So kol held an exhibition with music by the local band. Speakers addressed in English German and Bohemian. The club is Bohemian in character with young men, focusing on physical development.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Sokol
New Job Changes Noted for Tue Eacre and Local Readers
Tue Eacre reports new job type with requests for orders. Frank Schoenweitz of rural route No 1 is a new Tue Eacie reader. J W Shoaf of Lockhart represented the Bankers Life Association in Des Moines this week. A princess arrived to brighten the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Muehlstein near Moulton. A man known as Nigger Jack was run over by a train four miles north of town and died Sunday afternoon. For sale my home of eight lots with six rooms and amenities in Moulton Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schoenweitz
J. W. Shoaf
Lockhart
Bankers Life Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Thomas Muehlstein
Near
Moulton
Jack Chappel
Jack
Sunas
The Oliver Typewriter for 17 Cents a Day
An advertisement touts the Oliver Typewriter as the standard visible writer priced at 17 cents a day. It claims the 100 machine is the most perfected on the market and highlights features like The Balance Shift and The Ruling Device.
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Oliver
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O. Arnim
Barney Latemann
Ernst Pelzel
Rennet
Lone Star
Frank Hoester
Moulton Meat Market
Lueke & Krause
Barney Lackmann
Frank Nachlinger
Gerhard Henrichs
Moulton Bottling Works
W. J. Papacek
P. & O. Canton
Wm. Schmidt
Elaser
Echo Springs
Silver Brook
Lone Star and Budwelec
Eagle
F.W. Arnim
Mamie Walker
M. C. Kubitz
Shiner
D. Lockmann
Klatonia
R. Jaeggli
Bro
J. T. Jaeggli
San Antonio
Emil Richter
Cameron
Alma Bohnenkamp
William Eilers
Maurine Gray of
Mr. Rad, Jaeggli
W. F. Ledbetter
Ben H. Cordes
Gonzales
Edmund Arnim
R. Jaegeli
Fred. Thormaehlen
Elizabeth Rebner
Adella Helmers
William Huebner
Paul Dietschke
Joe Heger
John Gramerbauer
Nordheim
E. Q. Engelbert
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Stork
G. W. Terrell
Cuero
Eddie Hajek
Schulenburg
Miss Mary
Louis Knesek
Wm. Aschenbeck
Cora B.laird
Wrightsboro
Carbon
City
Richard Kurz
Flatonia
Ella Krueger
August Kotzebue
Galveston
Draughon’s Business College
August
Abk. Kotzebue
Xoro
Dhoro
Calicoes
OF All
Dr. King
J. R. Pitt
Rocky Mount, N. C
Eacre
Preston
Oliver Typewriter
Oliver Typewriter Company
Chicago, Illinois
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