Deer Slaughter and Poaching Watch In Dimmit County
The Week's sporting notes report deer being killed for hides in Dimmit and LaSalle counties amid warm weather hindering shipments. Hunters faced poaching criticism as landowners urged recording hunter names to curb illicit taking, while local sportsmen recount bass and dove outings and discuss camp preparations for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.P. Barr
Jast Tueadsy
Fimendor
Barr
Sap
K. A. Arthur
Arthur
Mosara
Robert Tendick
Fred ‘Stone
Mesars
Geo Chabot
R. L. Bal
Inger
B.A. Arthur
Licar Sportaman
Elmondorf
Richter
Saenger Pottery Manufacturing
Elmendorf
Malard
Johnson
Hermann Breusing
Dimmit
LaSalle
Texas
Nia
Billie Simms
Uapa Paige
Catholic Week's Calendar and Clergy Appointments
Catholic news lists a week's calendar with saints and feast days from Monday to Saturday, including dedications at San Par with high mass, and priest assignments. It notes Bishop Forest confirmation at Elmendorf Graytown and Canada Verde, the appointment of Father Trouecey as pastor, and multiple masses and choirs at St. Joseph's St Mary and San Ferragnudo. The Holy See options and archdiocese meeting in New Orleans September 22 to select bishops are also described alongside arrivals of Most Rev Sebastian Martinelli and delegation specifics for Texas missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowlacollege
Bishop Forest
Elmendorf
Graytown
Canada Verde
Bishop Forest Tan
Father Trouecey
Tuden
Vespora
San Paranado
Father Pafferkorn
St. Joseph's Church
Father Andet
Prof
Moyer Line
San Feragnudo
Father Parisot
St. Mary
Father Gallaghan
Steinfeld
Uew
St. Peter Claver
St. Peter Clayer
Selon
Arch Blabay
New Orleans
Rome
Ebcles
O'Sullivan
Mobile
Forest
Sebastian Martinelli
Archhlaholy
Genoa
Washington
Delegats Apostolic
Cardinal 'Satelli
Father Smith
Lowell
Masa
Texas
Fathers Magnon
Redeantillon
Emara
Brownaville
Father Emach
Valley Field
Toronto
Canada
San Antonio
Trolley Party on Edfaca Line Passes Night of Joyful Ride
A trolley party with over 4090 people rode from Avenue Ef and Pulrd atreat to government hill and to an asylum for refreshments and music before returning at midnight. The event, supervised by John Boss hardt and Charles Dalling, concluded with a joyous homeward departure. Real estate transfers filed include several parcels: Gustavo Schultze from John Marback and Gustave Tech. Lana Willigage from M White and wife. L Marin cke from Willis G Rabingon. and Kate May from Helen, Alice, and W. S. Smith, with assorted lot details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edfaca
John Bosshardt
Charles Dalling
Government Hill
John Marback
Gustave Tech
Gustavo Schultze
Join Letterman
Ds. M. White
Lana Willigage
Duval Street
Willis G. Rabingon
L. Marincke
Auteay
Helen
Alice
W. S. Smith
Kate
Clby Street
Railroaders Convention Public Meeting Program Announced
A railroaders convention committee set the program for a public meeting at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday night. The lineup includes music, addresses by May or Henry Kimondurf and other dignitaries, plus special performances and a telegram from Grand Chief Conductor KM Clark confirming attendance in San Antonio on September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Railroad Men's
Grand Opera House
Henry Kimondurf
M. M. Dolphin
Cilot
Munte
P. AH. Morrissey
G.R. Z
Pescuck Stridu
Gavotte
Chas. Mater
RT Mate
Clark
BAC
Aublyene
Colin
Patther Scottin
Fort Dodge
Auleetion
Latlon
J, Tinley
San Antonio
Mareh
Rousa
K, Norton
Grand
Km, Clark
Cedar Rapids
Saengerfest at Kerrville Celebrates Mountain Community Song
The Saengerfest in Kerrville drew crowds from San Antonio and nearby towns. Delegations from Bosrne Comfort and Sisterdale joined Kerrville singers in a festive parade to the Schratner building for a concert led by Carl Beck. Local officials praised music as a universal language and a $30 guaranteed fund financed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Aransas Paes
Carl Beck
Bestal
Schratner
Ateceta
W. WW. Burnett
Wm. Goodman
Vatherland
Formon
Garl Beck
Thors
Slnging
Kmuennerehor
Bosrne
Liedertatel
Frohsing
Thoraa
Teutonia
Comfort
Canscordia Mom
Ig. Schmidt
Gis
Kerreville
PF. Bass
Basso Profunda
Lone Star Bravery
Ed. Schmidt
Mrr
TE. Schwatholm
San Antonio
Guadalupe
Saltville
Converse
Mountain League
Days Of The Week In September Chronicle
A fragmented calendar highlights historic events and deaths linked to September dates. It lists milestones such as Hamilton Fish’s death in 1893, Fort Wayne capture in 1863, and the Battle of Rand ywine in 1777, weaving in varied dates and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Fish
Fort Wayne
Molino del Ray
Geneva
Juaze Story
Verry
Lake Fire
Rathbone Friendship Meet Clears The Air
A fragmented report notes Rathbone Friendship group meeting with members and sisters discussing local concerns and mysteries. The session ran into the evening, highlighting community ties and ongoing questions among attendees.
Wilson of Gulf Shore to assume railway post in city
News from Railway Circles reports N T Wilson of the Gulf Shore railway to arrive tomorrow from San Antonio to take duties as general freight and passenger agent. Wilson, long in traffic departments of Texas roads, will tour the line and begin his duties Monday. Southern Pacific officials and railroad staff are active in the area with several delegates arriving for meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Wilson
Gulf Suara
Mr. Wilson
Freigut
Gulf Siro
Kewstas
Olorospy
Asaumo Dutios
Santi Fe
Trouston, Mast & West
Texas Rosda
Houston Post
N. T. Wilson
San Antonio
Strovtiou
Confederate Veterans Meeting Endorses Support For Cuban Patriots
Confederate Veterans leader Alvert Sidney Johnson Caip presided as twenty members attended in county coat rooms. The group approved the deed for City Cemetery No.4 and discussed forming a new Daughters of the Confederacy chapter. Col J C Ware presented a resolution urging sympathy and aid for Cuban patriots within US law. Meeting then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert Sidney Johnson Caip
Confederate Veterans
Hact Massey
Elty
Daughters of the Confederacy
Col. J. CG. Ware
United States
Cue
Baas
Bo le
Mosting
Lunatyoke Laborer Slain by Sunstroke at Military Plaza
Gase of Lunatyoke, Tree Cortez, a Mexican laborer, suffered sunstroke yesterday afternoon at Military plaza about q o'clock. He was removed to the city hospital in a patrol wagon and carried onward for care. He arrived from a distant point Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gase
Tree Cortez
Military Plaza
Fenee
Dazawe
New Year Rosh Hashana Observance Outlined
The article explains the Jewish New Year 6057 begins the evening of September 7, with observances across the world. It details the three meanings Day of Remembrance, Day of Judgment, and Day of Blowing the Trumpet, and notes services in Temple Bethel and Aguilas Achim on September 7 and 8 with continuous worship through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Watt
Tsimi
Senate
Jeruedlam
Jerusalem
Palestos
Sinai
Calla
Week's Sewer Work Report for Lee Week Ending Sept 6
Sewer department tally shows 2,615 feet trench opened and 1,920 feet of 26 inch sewer laid. Works include 160 feet of 30 inch sewer, 705 feet of 12 inch sewer, 121,740 brick Jala, two manholes, and four per day teams of masons plus inspectors. Next week 100 feet trench to be opened on Front, W. Conte and Fourth streets with multiple crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatherlig Eewersa
Frio
W. Contemeres
Three unhappy marriages in district divorce actions
In the Thirty-seventh District court yesterday three divorce suits were heard. Luv Kennett sues Archie Bennett alleging cruel treatment and a marriage begun in 1873 ending in 1990. Casillas sues Gurtrudes Casillas claiming abandonment and seeking custody of a child. Frank Harvey sued by Emma Harvey for divorce citing abandonment in March 1992 and a possible Mexico residence. Property and child custody claims accompany the cases. Other matters involve promissory notes and foreclosure actions in related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luv Kennett
Archie Bennett
Guadalapa County
Ygilo Casillas
Gurtrudes Casilas
Modeste
Doc Frank Harvey
Emma Harvey
Ous
Rose
Plaintiff
Mexico
San Antonio Drug Company
Dowling & Flood
Henrietta Kasteyor
BE. Grit Jones
Hailstorm damages home along Rosilla Creek
A Friday afternoon hailstorm with wind struck Rosilla Creek eight miles east of town. Marble sized hail shattered north facing window panes at Christian Gembler’s residence. after cleanup no further damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosilla Creek
Ghittstian Gembler
Victo ria Woman Visiting Friend in Starr Street
Miss Annie Jordan of Victoria, Texas is on a visit to her friend Miss Julia Thompson at 110 Starr Street. The brief social note places both women in Victoria and records the guest’s stay at the Starr Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jordan
Victoria
Texas
Julia Thompson
Starr Street
POUND NOTICE FORMS HORSE CATTLE SALE AT POUND
Taken up and in the pound on Mata Horas street about September day. Animals include a bay horse branded J AG and others branded oi with bur above a bay mare and a brown heifer branded TG. A white cow not branded. White horse will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the pound at 11 oclock a m on the 1th day of September 19%. W D Brose, 945 Marghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mata- Horas Street
Ibay Horse
J AG
Hove
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Southern Pacific Inspection
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Fan Southern Pacifle Building and Bridge Department
Rockport
Dillon
Iumoral Mousercate
Arangas Pass
Wart Worth
J.C. Sutton
Matt
Aransagy Pasa
San Ternando Street
Chuburrow
A. P. Bluse
Southern Pacific
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Adtsat
W Tine Barnes Loweet
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