Weimar Texas Saviour Frank Klohs Dominates Local Talk
A civic column from Weimar discusses Frank Klohs as a new saviour, calls for poll tax payments, notes New York money rising to two percent, and predicts full repayment from the Houston House Bank. It mocks prohibition, the Bailey faction, and political clashes in Texas with a call to back Bryan and support John C. Blohm for Democratic chair.
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New York
Texas
Mills Run Full Time at Eagle Lake and Lakeside
Eagle Lake and Lakeside rice mills are operating on full time after steaming up Monday morning. Both mills have purchased substantial rice in recent weeks, according to the Eagle Lake Headlight.
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Eagle Lake
Lakeside
Cox To Assume Editor Post At Halletsville Herald
Cox of Range takes charge as editor of the Halletsville Herald starting February 1, succeeding the late W. R. Beaumier. He is a veteran newspaper man and currently with the Karnes County News.
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Halletsville
Texas
M. J. Cox
Range
Halletsville Herald
W. R. Beaumier
Cox
Conthé Karnes County News
Adventure on the San Marcos River dare ends
Four youths including Herman Grammar Har nest Sibley and Emmett Sibley recount a river outing on Thompson Island and the Blanco San Marcos junction. They rest restlessly on a bluff throw logs into the river, rescue Earnest from a rotten tree, cross the river by wading, and return home for supper after studying late into the night.
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Herman Grammar
Harnest Sibley
Emmett Sibley
Thompson’s Island
Blanco
San Marcos
Thompson's Island
Emmett
Emmit
Blanco San Marcos
Herman
Blanco Bridge
Harris
Dryer Brieflets From Cheapside and Dryer Community
Earnest Boyson and family visited relatives in Cheapside. Dryerites attended court at Gonzales. Miss Frieda Klohs visits. Elbert Gerdes Sr. recovers from pneumonia. W O W camp 1819 installed officers in January. Local illnesses persist. a wagon accident endangered Leonora Smith’s ear. Frank and Arthur Klohs traveled to Gonzales.
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Earnest Boyson
Cheapside
Gonzales
F. G. Gerdes
Cameron
W. O. W. Valley View
T. W. Holley
Thulemeyer Family Visit and Local Lumber Firm Receiver
Mrs. F Thulemeyer departed yesterday for Kennedy to visit her son and daughter Mr Wm Thulemeyer and Mrs Kaufmann. The Christian Lumber Company of San Antonio was placed in the hands of a receiver last Friday. The company owns and controls five or six yards at different points. The Shiner yard is managed by Mr C J Garbade.
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F. Thulemeyer
Kennedy
Mr. Wm. Thulemeyer
Mrs. Kaufmann
Christian Lumber Company of
San Antonio
Shiner Yard
C. J. Garbade
Grand mus ball announced at Bluecher Park
A grand music ball is announced to be held at Bluecher Park on Saturday February 15. Everybody is invited. Mrs. Fritz Berckenhoff arrived in the city last Tuesday as guest of Mr. A. J. Berckenhoff. The Berckenhoff Opera House Saloon is nearly refitted with a vastly improved appearance.
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Bluecher Park
Fritz Berckenhoff
A. J. Berckenhoff
Berckenhoff
Opera Horse
Vite Bednar
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The
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Weimar
Frank Klohs
Houston
House Bank
Dallas
St. Bend County
Bryan
E. Gee
Joe Bailey
Senter
John C. Blohm
Shiner
Lavaca County
Frank Till
J. C. Neighbors
Frank Klohs, Jr
E. H. Gerdes
R. J. Heimann
F. D. Blackwell
F.G. Gerdes
Eilert Gerdes
Frieda Klohs
Albert Sauer
Everaf Shiner
Eigh
Fannie Meitzen
Fayetteville
Hirsch
Annie Niemeyer
Shi
Mrs. Appleby
J. Hirsch
Leonora
Wm. Smith
Druerites
Lone Star Hall
Frank
Arthur Klohs
Capr
Trak
Wolters Shiner
Brothers Texas
August Jaeger
Banner Distilling Company
Waldérf Club
EVV
America
United States
Lone Star Brewing Company
Wm Franke
A. C. Koepkes
Robert Martin
Gazette
K. Konzak
Methodist Church
R. G. Flato
Kingsville
Louise Thilemeyer
City
Sam Schwartz
Blohm
W. C. Emler