Fehrenkamps Visit Relatives as School Work Advances
Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp spent Sunday with relatives in Shiner. Miss Emler departed Baursville for Shiner. Ford Vouhle now of Yoakum visited last week before returning home. Henry Simank and family visited Gonzales with Herman Simank. Ernst Simank and Fayetteville kin joined the Simank household. A birthday dance at the park honored the little boy of Henry Etlingers with free beer lemonade and music by a string band. all attendees enjoyed the event.
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J. L. Arnold
Maurin
Jum Pogue
Pogueville
Dilworthians
Meyers
John Helws
Floyd Johnson
Gousalyg
A. A. Eggleston
Austin
Gonzales
Harris
Bartsch Bros
John Walters
Mise Sidney
Slayden
Co. W. Deakle
Wortham
Res Dence
Frank Kuczek
Miss Lewis
H. K. Jones
Clita Littlefield
Bone
Dilworth
Ernst Simank
Henry Simank
Fayetteville
Moulton Eagle
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Quick Malaria Cure
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the best remedy for malaria chills and fever. It claims the formula contains iron and quinine in a tasteless mix and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to cure, with a signature on each box and a price listed.
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Grove
K. W. Grovela
Agrarian Notes From Gonzales Region
The column reports extreme heat drying soils and parched grass with open cotton and rapid picking. Cane syrup production is steady but yields are small due to dryness. Potatoes and fruit crops are favorable and short respectively. Visitors include Alfred Griffin and Mrs Cobb and daughters with local greetings.
Cotton picking returns as boll weevil numbers rise
Witting reports Flatonia area visits with Hy Hildebrandt family and Emil Hildebrandt and Wm. Joost Jr. hauling farm implements to Wrightsboro. Some fields recover from hail with better picking. boll weevils and variable rainfall affect fall crop prospects. A. Kovenofeker brings the first bale of cotton fruit to the community. Local obituary note not present. Public notice includes a medical testimonial from J Doak of Williams Oregon for Chamberlain’s remedy.
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Wmn Joost Jr
Flatonia
Hy Hildebrandt
Emil E. Hildebrandt
Wm. Joost Jr
Wrightsboro
Hildebrandt
A. Kovenofeker
Rare Weekly Offer from The Sunny South and Shiner Gazette
An advertisement bundle from Atlanta weekly The Sunny South and Shiner Gazette offers both papers for 1.28 dollars. The notice urges quick subscription purchase before the deal ends, mentioning illustrated content and bundled access.
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Sunny South
Atlanta, Ga
Nicely Illustrated
Shiner Gazette
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