Stock Law Election Returns Show Carried by Wide Margin
The Hallettsville Herald reports stock law election results from several towns. Totals show 324 for and 235 against. Shiner cast the largest total, while Hallettsville and Moulton gave majorities against the law. The measure is described as undoubtedly carried and preparations are advised.
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Shiner
Moulton
Halletsville
Yoakum
Sweet Home
Williamsburg
Witting
Wied
Oak Grove
Novohard
Hallettsville
Yoakum Opens Fine New School Building Next Week
Yoakum's new school building is completed and desks and fixtures are being installed for occupancy next Monday. The Yoakum National Bank installs an up-to-date electric burglar alarm with a large gong claimed to be audible for two miles.
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Yoakum
Tex
Yoakum National Bank
Residence for Sale in Shiner Texas
Three well finished rooms plus seven total rooms on a single residence with barn and outhouses. Includes improvements and a convenient town location in Shiner Texas. L. E. Chovanetz lists this property for sale.
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L. E. Chovanetz
Shiner
Texas
Attendance Report for White Public School Shiner 1910
To the Hon School Board this report covers the White Public School of Shiner for the month ending Jan 7 1910. Enrollment 141 days attended 2179 absences 75 average daily attendance 120 5 cases tardiness 95 corporal punishment noted. Names of students with no absences listed by grade.
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Hon. School Board
Sirs
White Public School of
Shiner
Farewell Luncheon by Rathbone Temple No 78 Pythian Sisters
The Pythian Sisters of Rathbone Temple No 78 hosted a complimentary farewell luncheon for departing members Mr and Mrs H A Stuermer and Mr and Mrs L Gantert at the Knights of Pythias Hall on Friday evening. The program featured remarks musical and readings including a notable recitation by Mrs J R Lane and performances by Miss Mary Martin Miss Burkett and the duo Mr and Mrs Dunn.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Pythian Sisters of Rathbone Temple No. 78
H. A. Stuermer
L. Gantert
S. A. Thulemeyer
Mary Martin
J. R. Lane
Miss Burkett
Paulus Seeks County Attorney Post in Democratic Primary
The Gazette announces Henry S. Paulus candidate for County Attorney subject to the Democratic primary. He is son of Senator D A Paulus, a Texas University law school graduate, former City Attorney of Hallettsville for two years, and a member of Herman Sons and Odd Fellows.
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the Gazette
Henry S. Paulus
Henry
D. A. Paulus
Texas University Law School
Hallettsville
Paulus
Herman Sons and
Odd Fellows
Bel Eving
Teachers Plan School Closings by Dates
County Superintendent F P Guenther instructs white teachers to close the school months on January 28 February 25 March 25 April 22 and May 20 while colored schools close February 11 March 11 April 8 May 6. Report and count actual days taught. lists for county exam questions arrive by February 1.
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F. P. Guenther
Honor Roll of Subscribers Thanked for Remittances
The journal thanks subscribers who have remitted since the last report. Names include O Dittmar Shiner Dr Gus Schulze J F Jurica R G Dreyer Paul Otto Mose Johnson Otto Wendel Nixon.
Munson Seeks Lavaca Sheriff Seat in Democratic Primary
Mr. Chas. E. Munson announces in this issue his candidacy for Lavaca County sheriff. He currently serves by appointment after Sheriff Noble’s resignation and has been Noble’s chief deputy for about seven years. He pledges to continue the prior administration’s course and faithful service if elected.
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Chas. E. Munson
Gette
Lavaca
Munson
Commissioner’s Court
Sheriff Noble
Senator Gore Seeks Views On Leading Federal Measures
United States Senator T. P. Gore of Oklahoma asks editors across the state to survey public opinion on tariff, ship subsidies, conservation, postal savings, and interstate transportation issues. He questions whether the cost of living has risen in the last year and if print paper prices have changed.
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Gazette
United States
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Congress
Gore
Rai Bank
Woodmen of the World Oyster Supper at Opera House
Half Moon Camp No 117 Woodmen of the World held its annual oyster and bird supper at the opera house on Wednesday night January 12. About fifteen members came from Valley View Camp of Dryer. The menu included oysters birds and a roasted possum. Mr Henry Messer sang a comic song and J C Habermacher gave a recitation. Side degrees entertained and the event was warmly enjoyed and fondly remembered.
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Woodmen of the World
Opera House
Valley View
Germany
Henry Messer
J. C. Habermacher
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