Local Social Notes from Moulton and Shiner Area
August Stock of Shiner area keeps to Moulton as Sunday visits proceed. Bruno Shendel of Shiner passes through Moulton while returning from Schulenburg. L E Chovanetz of Shiner visits Dr and Mrs Guenther. Lillian Fehrenkamp returns home to Shiner after a stay with her uncle. Louis Ehler of Shiner cigar factory surveys Moulton merchants. Ehler reports strong business and fond welcome from locals.
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August Stock
Shiner
Moulton
Bruno Shendel
Schulenburg
L. E. Chovanetz
J.G. Guenther
Lillian Fehrenkamp
F.T. Fehrenkamp
Louis Ehler
Mr. Ehler
Stock Law Election Set for January 4 1910 in Multiple Precincts
A stock law election will be held January 4 1910 across Precincts 8 6 7 and most of 1 to decide whether Horses Mules Jacks Jennets and Cattle may run at large. Presiding officers at each voting box are listed with locations and names of judges and clerks to assist. All legal voters of the county may participate.
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Hallettsville
Court House
H. M. Tippett
Fire Hall
Ben Avant
Witting
D. Garbade
Williamsburg
T. J. Brown
Shiner
J. H. Huebner
Mr. Olive
F. J. Chaloupka
Sweet Home
Wm. Wendt
Worthing
F. J. Kutack
Charlottenburg
E. H. Miller
Weid
Otto Miller
Moulton
William Wolf
Oak Grove
August Krause
Novarahad
Jos. Jasek
Yoakum
T. M. Dod
Cotton Report Fixes U S 1909 10 Cotton Output
The crop report board estimates total U S cotton production for 1909-10 at 4 826 334 000 pounds not counting linters, equating to 10 088 000 bales of 500 pounds. State figures include Virginia 10 000 North Carolina 615 000 South Carolina 1 095 000 Georgia 1 800 000 Florida 57 000 Alabama 1 020 000 Mississippi 1 020 009 Louisiana 280 000 Texas 2 570 000 Arkansas 715 000 Tennessee 240 000 Missouri 49 000 Oklahoma 617 000 United States 10 088 000
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Washington
Crop Report Board
Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Another Landmark Gone
William Dillard, janitor of the courthouse, fell ill last Saturday and died Tuesday at home at 10:30 p m aged 78 years 6 months 4 days. Funeral held by the Masonic Lodge at 10:30 yesterday with interment in the city cemetery.
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William Dillard
Court House
Masonic Lodge
Hallettaville
Local Hallletsville Items Note Dedication and Home Purchase
W J Carnes won the contract to erect a $300 Woodman monument for the late P R Witte in Yoakum cemetery. Tax Assessor R Valenta bought H V Riembenscheinder’s residence for $1800 and plans to move in by January 1. Tax collector S L Bennett reports October and November receipts rising from $29,897.59 in 1908 to $31,162.43 in 1909 with poll taxes 1817 and 2115 respectively. R B Cousins leads the new normal faculty, bolstering Prof Guenther’s praise and likely appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Carnes
Woodman
P. R. Witte
Yoakum
R. Valenta
H. V. Riemenschneider
Shiner
Lavaca County Sheriff Resigns. Munson Appointed
In a Dec 8 meeting the commissioners court accepted the resignation of Sheriff A. B. Noble and appointed C. E. B. Munson to fill the unexpired term upon qualification, with Munson’s bond approved. Applications were filed for courthouse janitor positions following the death of Wm. Dillard and others.
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Commissioners Court
A. B. Noble
C. EB. Munson
Lavaca County
Wm. Dillard
F. Vallentine
W. C. Pasteson
M. B. Woodall
Wm. Wharton
Hallettsville Herald
County Court Notes Delay in Theft Trial Jurisdiction
Judge McCutchan adjourned the county criminal docket this week because County Attorney Bagby cannot perform duties due to a sore throat being treated in San Antonio. Sheriff Noble and witnesses traveled to Bellville for the Sap freight crew theft trial involving cottonseed meat from a ship from this place. Seelig had been tried here last week for hat theft from Station Agent Pickens and was cleared.
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McCutchan
Bagby
San Antonio
Noble
Bellville
Gus
Seelig
Sap
Pickens
Hal- Jettaville Herald
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Bittsburgh
Crédit Treeaers
MR. Farmer
Pittsburgh
Garbade Lumber Co
Shiner, Tex
Ote
Mororol
USA
Pete
Turkey
Shiner and
Avko
G. W. Eschenburg, Shiner. Tex
Moulton News
Stock Law Election
Callon
Address
Shiner Texas
SHINE
Oe City Hotel
Exas
Cotton Report
J. M. Krueger
Hallettsville News
Art Guennew
Panhandle
Coudter
R. B. Cousins
New Normal
Ladies Cemetery Association
Opera House
Hermes
J. C. Haberwnncker
Hawkshaw
May Hans Miss Boyd
Edwards
Isabel Thulemeyer
Peck Weihausen
Bob
Messrs
A. J. Blohm
Henry Messer
Mr. Blohm
Mr. Messer
Perry Wendtland
Kid
Edwin Wolters
R. I. Stansbury
Walter Schmidt
Albert Dittmar
J. C. Habermacher
Effie Huyes
S A. Thulemeyer
County Court Notes
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