Wagner and Chabot Weather and Social Notices from Mission Garden
Fragments describe a Friday plight across the southern cotton region per U S Weather Observer Curley. Notices mention a TYEDLEAN concert and dance events at Mission Garden Lim Garden, Lim Park, and San Pedro island. Repeated items reference flowers, school children, a Polish social event, a picnic at San Pedro park, and planned improvements to the Southwestern In.
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U.S
Curley
Mission Gerden
San Pedro
Mission Flicks
Plores
Limegarden
Mission Garden
Gan Autinic
Lim Qrurger
Grand Picnic
Mt Ban Pedro Park
Wight
Spo Aegium
Fragmented 1900s City Notices Sporadic Events and Incidents
Local items report a morning birth at 918 South Pecas street, a sick dog euthanized at 123 Nevada street, and a party for William Moots on Plum street. Social and church events include services at Travis Park M. B. E. church and South Pine Street Presbyterian church, a Spiritualist lecture at Chosen Friends hall, and a Mexican Social club gathering at Riverside park. Police report a drunken arrest of Mrs. G Keller at a ga leon, with Captain Brown involved.
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Rose Heiligmann
Bouth Preen Street
Fissien Free
Dan Pfell
South Pecas Street
Nevada Street
Arbeiter
Captain Poor
Riverside Park
William Moots
Plum Street
Nis
Fat Stevens
G. Keller
A. A. Brown
Notable visitors and residents in the city this week
Curr Lucy of Austin and Charles L Sauer from Waco are in the city. Many others from Laredo, Houston, Beaumont, Carthage, Pallas, Centre Point, Muscatine, Cuero, Uvalde join hotel stays at Maverick, Southern and Mahneke. Meetings include business figures, stockmen, lawyers, and a Dallas broker. Several locals plan trips to New York, Birmingham, and Grand Rapids for business and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curr Lucy
Austin
Charles L. Sauer
Waco
AW. W. Bordecker
Laredo
St. James
McMillan
Buerne
Mahneke
George C O'Brien
Heaumont
Menger
A. Grand
AL. H. Baker, Sr
Carthage
Maverick
William Carey
F. Li. Jones
Pallas
Ww. J. Bowen
Crtulla
Southern
John H
Iowa
Southern Hotel
Pearnall
Frio County
Mra
T. M. Dowden
West End
New York
Mallory Moe
Galveston
A. A. Kelap
Uvaldeia
George W. Schaper
Charles Schaper
Aliss Lena Schaper
Boerne
G A. Stowers
Birmingham
Ala
Jack
Grand Rapids
Mich
Beethoven Concert at Beav Garden Night Program
The second summer night concerto by the Beethoven Maepner chor was held last night in the garden adjoining the hall. It drew a good audience and was followed by a dance in the hall, closing the evening happily.
Local News Of The Week From Uvalde County
Uvalde May 15 reports show cat claws in bloom and bees storing honey though crops may be short. A telegram says Mr Barker declines the county judgeship. Rev R Gallbraith arrives from Kerrville. Mr A J Kessler reports a fine rain from Frin area. rains have come at the proper time.
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Barker
R Gallbraith
Kerrville
A J. Kessler
Frin
Catholic Church Calendar and Parish News Summary
Catholic calendar lists saints for the week from Sunday to Saturday. parish events include 7 am mass and 3 pm high mass at St. Joseph's with 43 children receiving first communion. Bishop Forest to confirm children. Three new Sisters join Servants of the Holy Ghost at St Peter Chayer's church. various clergy visits noted. St Joseph's church fair planned to run three days next week. parish delegates selected for Catholic Central union. new church to be erected by the congregation at Et Campu.
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St. Joseph's
St Joseph's Society
Sndailty
Bishop Forest
Servants of the Holy Ghost
St. Peter . Chayer's Church
Bishop Forest DI
Father Gildea
Boerne
San Antonio
Father Tarmilion
Fredericksburg
Father Fuhrwerek
John Walter
le Awar
Goliad Road
Dayton
Ohio
Brothers of Mary
Sheehan
Cuerg
Sodality of
Richard Klar
Wmn
Divlinan van ¢Hogen
Father Monelus
Roeville
St. Marys
Catholic Knights of America
St. Mary's Church
St. Joseph's Church Fair
Elured Fund
Henry Umscheid
Louis Christelles
A. Jt. Kissling
DT. P. Pude
Ed. Meyer
SL. Jogeott
Catholic Central Union
Tonerenation
Et Canpu
War Cameron & Co. Screens Offer Pest Shield
Door and window screens advertised by War Cameron & Co at the Lamar and Chestnut corner and 206 South Flores Street promise to prevent flies and mosquitos pestering residents. The notice appears in the 6-2-1f edition.
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Cameron & Co
Lamar and
Chestnut
South
Flores Street
Amateur baseball clock game at Jockey Club grounds
Separated by sides the sewer construsting forces and city engineers clash in a scheduled morning game at the Jockey Club grounds. lineups list pitchers rivals rush shortstop, several fielders, with Irvin to manage sewer team and Pretxer guiding engineers. Umpire Mike O Connor to call the game at sharp AM.
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Jockey Club
City Engineers
Posilique
Rush
Ryan Frat
Bryant
Irvin
Dillon
Rigne Aela
Guerrero
Trvin
Bell County News and Local Alerts May 15
Beeville report covers Dr. Bell attending a Cuero medical examiners meeting and Sheriff Taylor receiving a tax settlement statement showing a balance of 35.10 to his credit. Refugio’s old Catholic bell replaced by a modern one donated by Mrs. Rose Lambert, dating back to 1737. Frost, Love families back from Normanna. Mary Gillett visits Cuero teachers’ departure. William Goynes Gambol Guily residence burgled. thief took 2 dollars and overlooked 75.
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Beeville
Bell
Cuero
Board of Medical Examiners
Taylor
Comptroller
Refugio
Rose M. Lambert
Spain
Texas
Messra
Frost
Love
Normanna
Misa Mary Gillett
Hery Ticsisy
Hey
Gillett
Wits
William Goynes
Gambol Guily
Milling Plant Opens in Laredo on Farragut Street
A new milling plant in Laredo has organized with manager Amador Sanches overseeing construction of machinery. The facility sits on Farragut Street near the courthouse. Meanwhile Roberto de Leon, who shot himself during a personal crisis last week, is recovering, and Mary Harper remains safe. The Rio Grande rose seven feet Wednesday night, then fell back toward normal by today. Police station walls and ceilings at the Market building have been damaged by the flood, with reports of ongoing repairs.
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Laredo
Amador Sanches
Farragut Street
Roberto de Leon
Mary Harper
Healeot
Retired Burglar Recalls Simple Alarm Trick Gone Awry
A former burglar describes a failed break in where a floor plate bell triggered a larger chase. He recounts the moment the alarm rang and a homeowner intercepted him in the hall, noting the kitchen of misused electrical devices and a somnambulist child as the motive for the device.
Weighs 695 Pounds and Notable Locals in News
Article highlights Philip Silas Rucker Jr a 36 year old Democrat from Ottumwa Iowa weighing 505 pounds with robust health and a successful contracting business. It also mentions his wife and a Norwich Connecticut sheriff Baldwin injured by a Plymouth Rock rooster attack on his hen yard.
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Case
Okishawa
Ferry
O. T
Philip Silas Rucker
Rucker
Tailroms
Rocker
Ottumwa
Tucker
Schoonover
Reeeter
Sherif George IT
Baldwin
Norwich
Conn
Plymouth Rock
Davis Monument Move Aims To Eclipse Grant Memorial
A Virginia plan seeks a Jefferson Davis monument rivaling the Grant statue in New York. Danville leader P H Boiesseau pledges $40 per head toward a $1000000 Virginia fund with a view to a Confederate monument at a Nashville reunion stirring hopes across former Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Grant
New York
P. H. Boiesseau
Danville
Boiesseau
Napoleon
Virginia
Confederacy
Jef Davin
Nashville
Trial of Hart Perjury Case Set By New Orleans Judge
Special wire reports that Maurice J. Hart faces a perjury trial on Monday in New Orleans. Judge Baker aims to clear the docket, citing the long delay of thirty one postponements. The old case has lingered amid stalling efforts and uncertain progress.
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New Orleans
Maurice J. Hart
Baker
Picnic gatherings across parks draw locals
Fun today features butcher and saloon men hosting barbecues and picnics at San Pedro park. A Turn Verein picnic is planned for Riverside park. Gardener’s annual picnic appears at Scheu Jermeyer’s park near the asylum. Morning baseball at Jockey Club grounds with an afternoon at San Pedro park.
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San Pedro Park
Riverside Park
Scheujermeyer
Joes Prize Boots From 1866 Among the Lightest Made
Joe Beckmann proudly owns boots last made by his father a renowned local shoemaker. The boots were crafted in 1866 and remain among the lightest footwear of today, noted as superior to common current pairs.
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Joe Beckmann
Struck Sulphur Water Halts Courthouse Well Progress
Contractors delving the courthouse artesian well struck a vein of sulphur water at about 16 feet, failing to surface by 60 feet. They expect a steady flow when the depth reaches 300 feet, signaling a potential breakthrough once the deeper stratum is tapped.
Press closures and a new press for EF Grito del Pueblo
Floresville scene reports editor Mr. Gonzales has sold his press and will suspend the paper until a larger press arrives. Publication will resume on a date named. Miss Lucy New, visiting relatives in San Antonio, has returned to Fairview. Napoleon Knowles, a colored man, was lodged in jail last Monday on a charge.
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Floresville
Gonzales
EF Grito del Pueblo
Hia Press
Bia
Ddate
Lucy New
San Antonio
Fairview
Napoleon Knowles
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