Prophecy of the 1930 Class Dreams of Future Success
Wilma Hillje narrates a dream sequence in which 1930 graduates achieve prominence across fields. Anton Baros runs a major Baltimore hotel. Florine Berckenhoff signs with a film company. Ray Welhausen leads Union National Bank in Chicago. Esther Scheffer teaches home economics. Edward Dari lek sails to save ships. Leslie Marek is a top St Louis doctor with nurse Louise Novak. Wilma Kasper owns Aha Parisian Modiste Shop. Raymond Dierksen excels in mechanics. Evelyn Dreyer swims records. Olga Riechart becomes an author. Carlton Wolters becomes a noted x ray specialist. Emilie Schovassa teaches in California. Emil Stuter serves as state attorney. Margaret Gebauer writes for Good Housekeeper. Werner Selzer pursues progress on a farm. Earline Berckenhoff seen in Venice. Alvin Bednar directs films. Beatrice Zappe hosts society events. Ithel Jaroszewski edits a Houston Chronicle. Woodrow Baca clings to a telegraph pole as cautionary humor. Hertha Liebhafsky earns a PhD amid telegrams and flowers. Mrs Eula Schultz supports a grand California summer home. the narrator ends hopeful for all graduates.
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Anton Baros
Anton
Baltimore
Florine Berckenhoff
Florine
Adela Schroeder
Ray Welhausen
Union National Bank
Chicago
Alps
Annie Berckenhoff
Switzerland
Esther Scheffer
Edward Darilek
Edward
St Louis
Leslie Marek
Louise Novak
Wilma Kasper
Raymond Dierksen
Popular Mechanics
Splash
Evelyn Dreyer
Olga Riechart
Carlton Wolters
Emilie Schovassa
California
Athlete Soon Regains Health By New Konjola
Fort Worth baseball player Jack M. Long describes suffering from rheumatism and related ailments for over two years. After seven bottles of Konjola, he resumes league play, reporting vanished rheumatic pains, normal kidneys, improved digestion, and stable nerves.
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Konjola
Jack M. Long
Burnett Street
Fort Worth
Farmer Swallows Bee After Hydrant Water Incident
Yorktown News reports near York town farmer Otto Rabke warned residents not to drink water from a hydrant after swallowing a bee that had entered the faucet. He suffered swelling and breathing difficulties as the bee stung during entry, with multiple bees seen nearby.
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Otto Rabke
Yorktown
Mr. Rabke
Rabke
Yorktown News
Dr J F Kroschel and Wife Extend Summer Trip
Dr J F Kroschel was in town on business over the weekend. He says his wife will return home this week from Mexico City after spending about three weeks longer than him on their extended summer trip that included Cuba, Panama, and Mexico.
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J. F. Kroschel
Mexico City
Cuba
Panama
Mexico
New Era-Hereld
Shiner Drug Co. Sells Konjola Across Towns
The drug is sold in Shiner Texas at Shiner Drug Co and by leading druggists in nearby towns. Authorities note six to eight bottles are required for optimal results. The sale spans the region served by local druggists.
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Shiner
Texas
Shiner Drug Co
Voters of Precincts 3 and 7 urged to support runoff
A Floresville Journal fragment notes a candidate thanks voters from Precincts 3 and 7 for the last primary, seeks goodwill with opponents, and asks for support in the runoff. It also reports Wilson County has shipped 10 carloads of blackeyed peas worth about $20,000, creating local work ahead of cotton season as gins bustle with threshing activity.
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Wilson County
Floresville
Wagner couple welcomes Eugena Marie Moulton Eagle
Mr and Mrs Frank Wagner of Henkhaus announce the birth of a daughter named Eugena Marie Moulton Eagle born Friday July 25. The family gratefully shares the joyous arrival and requests well wishes from friends and relatives.
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Frank Wagner
Henkhaus
Eugena Marie— Moulton Eagle
Free Freight Delivery Service Announcement
H. M. Lull of Southern Pacific lines announced a free freight delivery service for shippers. Beginning August 1, shipments will be accepted at the freight depot and delivered to any point along the Southern Pacific lines.
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H. M. Lull
Southern Pacific Lines
Southern Paciflc
Lull
Yoakum Times
Little Sousa Band Featured In Shiner Musical Event
Miss Edna Reischl returned from Shiner after a week with the C R Longoria home and friends. She led Lavaca county s only first grade rhythm band in a performance for Here Comes Arabella at Shiner City Hall. The Little Sousa Band wore red and white uniforms and drew hearty applause.
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Edna Reischl
Shiner
C.R. Longoria
Reischl
Shiner City Hall
Sousas
Little Sousa Band
Lavaca County
Yoakum
Moulton Eagle
Lightning Strikes Home Near Bonus Causes Convulsions
Dr. R L McLellan attended Phillip Somosky’s home on Dr Rogers place near Bonus after a thunder shower between 3 and 4 pm. A bolt struck the house but not the woman, though the metal roof, smoke-filled rooms, and falling fireballs frightened Somosky’s wife into convulsions. The house had minor damage. she recovered with medical care.
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R. L. McLellan
Phillip Somosky
Eagle Lake
Dickson School Re-elects Principal and Assistant
The Dickson school board re elected Jerome Kocian as principal and Edwin J Richter as assistant for the coming term. Board members named are Joe J Krejer Joe K Darilek and Emil Jaroszewski, in the Moulton Eagle report.
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Dickson School
Jerome Kocian
Edwin J. Richter
Joe J. Krejer
Joe K. Darilek
Emil Jaroszewski
Moulton Eagle
Garlic Boom Boosts Flatonia Farms
Flatonia farmers shipped 30000 pounds of garlic grown from small patches this year. Some growers earned up to 200 dollars per acre, signaling a profitable season for the local crop as reported by the Flatonia Argus.
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Flatonia
Flationa Argus
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Venice
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The
Houston Chronicle
Woodrow Baca
Woodrow
Hertha Liebhafsky
Calif
Eula Schultz
Wilma Hillje
Jack M Long
Lettots
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