Hunters Report Big Week as Rattlers Fall and Birds Rise
Local sportsmen report many rattlesnakes killed on hunts and a large harvest of birds including doves and quail. Notable gatherings include Geo. A. Mosara and Chas Chabot with Victor Huge chasing quail, and W. A. Gardner of Ohio planning field shooting for the winter. The piece notes rising duck and goose numbers due to rains and urges humane, skillful sport over mere bag counts, with safety tips and a critique of aggressive speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tandick
Mosara
Geo. A
Chas
Chabot
Victor Huge
A. Grosenbacher
A.A. Martin
Falls City
Hummel
Doge
Charles France
Ohio
W.H. Fields
Floresville
E.P. Tachirbart
Alex. Kalff
Henrys
Pete Howe
Medina
Gardner
W. W. King
Peter Shields
Ranion Lake
Randon
Southern Pacific
Rosenberg
Isaac McLellan
Tortland
Maine
IGG
McLellan
San Antonio
Ed Steves
Mexico
Midat
Bose
Dolara
Khaavon
Congressional Ace Opinion on District Candidate Choices
A letter analyzes the district race between Noonan, Slayden, and McKay. It argues gold standard Noonan versus free silver candidates, predicting Democrats will back one wing, affecting the election outcome and party strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Pacix
Noonan
Slayden
MeKrie
Mienhese
Noonal
Meltie
Iit
McKay
Tamlor Meltie
Kerrville Mountain Meeting Notes Amid Unclear Text
The fragment references Kerrville and mountain areas with mentions of a Sage Special and political context. It notes cold weather, varying fortunes, and a line of meeting directions near a forest area. Names and precise actions are obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Local notes and upcoming events flood city roster
A jumble of brief notices lists bets and betspending items, upcoming court actions, and personnel moves. Mr A G Morris notes a slip, Miss Warren heads to San Antonio, and Dr Mears tours town seeking work. The county board of examiners set a teacher certificates meeting for Friday. A shooting tournament and a royal color procession with music are also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creck Ghant
Woh Young
Brederevel
County Board of Examiners
IL. Josey
Gemtor Point
Sunkey
Dr. Mears
Bustray
Lealing
Royal Colore
Maginal Alors
T.T. Mays
Missouri
Lenith
Vyhe
Atv
Coleman
Cypregs Creale
NOTES OF THE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN IN TEXAS
Reports from the 12th district praise Judge Noonan with strong support in Bexar county. Opposition figures like Tonsten Slayden and Wrested rivals are portrayed unfavorably amid references to bank failures. The Boerne region notes local arrivals, marriages, health trips, and a general uptick in rainfall with community events and a ball planned by the Boerne Verein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noonan
Bexar County
Alice O'Grady
San Antonio
Martin
Bandera
N. H. Burney
Gilespie
Warburn
New York
Wugo Wendland
Phillip’s Hall
Boerne 'Parn- Verein
Altert Kulzer
Darling Stoves and Ranges Offered by Local Firm
An advertisement notes the firm J. Dean & Son at 108 to 100 N. Flonea street sells Darling stoves and ranges. It also includes a reminder about regular monthly assessments due on the first of each month and payable by the 11th, signed by T. B. Johnson, Secretary Sec 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaction
T. B. Johnson
Darling
J. Dean & Son
N. Flonea Street
Quiet social life on DREISS HILL hampered by weather
Social matters on the Hill were quiet last week due to bad weather keeping people indoors. A lively Monday night social at Mrs. Murphy 618 Montana street featured Nellie Andrews guiding the program with games and charades. Plans emerged for a winter club and club quarters, while Theresa Tegan celebrated her birthday. Enduring town notes include political clubs, German revival meetings, and weather-related postponements across the Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Murphy
Montana Street
South Heights
Ccle Martin
Barbara Kesler
Seventh Ward
Fpolitiess Club
Iaet
Pine Street
Westminster League
Hackberry Street
Epworth League
Rev. Smith
George Reynolds
Church Excursion To Van Raab By St Job's Lutheran
St Job s Lutheran invites members and friends to an excursion to Van Raab next Sunday the 18th. Trains depart Aransas Pass depot at 8 20 pm and 1 30 pm returning at 6 20 and 9 pm. Round trip fare is 25 cents. Refreshments on grounds. Tickets from Henry Stucke Charles Zoller Frank Teich 4 C Pfeiffer Rev AC Ulrich and Kansas Pass depot. Traing will stop at Commerce street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Raab
St. Job's Lutheran
Aransas Pasa
Henry Stucke
Charles Zoller
Frank Teich
4. C. Pfeiffer
A.C. Ulrich
Sound Liver Remedy Promoted Amid Odd Claims
An advertisement touts Herbine as a universal liver cure for a range of ailments from jaundice to dyspepsia. It claims the liver is poisoned when symptoms appear and presents Herbine as an unequaled liver medicine priced at 75 cents.
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A. Jose
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Daugherty
Mt. Vernon
Crystal Saloon
TLE
Steeling City
Texas
Riktor Maison Ekevald
Sccits Germuine Toysdale Domestic
Asc
Triumph Sale
John M. Stearns & Co
Go Cts
Cts
Met
Hilton, Hughes & Co
Wolff & Marx
Mammoth Store
Gersnin
Frenel Vlandels
Soc
Fudge Noonan
Jamige Nannan
Gus Tonston
Tonsten
Wonston
Maverick Bank
Lous‘ton
Congress
Houston
Stuyden
Robards
Stayden
12Th Dial
TN Tue Boerne
Boerne
Tex
Jenkins
United States
Laredo
Ernest Beseler
Iedericksburg
G. W. Saunders
Jacob Jung
Fredericksburg
Willie Stende- Vach
Margarita Wonder
Tuage Ewald
Dreiss Hill
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