Local Farm News From Morris Prairie July Update
Dry dusty conditions threaten corn with a short yield while cotton looks promising. Recaps include F Meyer of Terryville winning a sixty five pound watermelon at Yoakum market, school election at Morris choosing Prof Schmidt, real estate buys near Yoakum, mule purchase for 400 dollars, new barn at John Schumaker’s, and a grand celebration planned at Yoakum park on July 28.
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Cuero Star
F. Meyer
Terryville
Yoakum
Morris School
F. G. Schmidt
C. J. Skrehot
Runge Place
Wendel
Krauskopf
R. E. Skrehot
Harper
Wrightsboro
Texas
John Schumaker
Peters
John Peters
Lone Tree
Hmma
Lydie Sk
Yoakum Park
Blue Bell
County Scholastic Census Figures for La Vac a County
The La Vac a county scholastic census shows 9 485 white children and 1 385 colored, total 6 870 schoolage. Hallettsville IDD has 278 whites 23 colored Yoakum IDD 576 whites 91 colored Shiner IDD 207 whites 52 colored rural districts 3 975 whites 923 colored. The total marks a slight rise from last year.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Lavaca
Yoakum
Shiner
Hallettsville Sets County Tax Rate for Current Year
Hallettsville Texas July 10 at a special court meeting the county commissioners fixed the tax rate at 19 cents with 6 1 2 cents for general county fund 2 1 2 for courthouse bonds 1 for old bridge bonds 1 2 for new bridge bonds and 7 1 2 for road and bridge fund equal to last year. The county has twenty seven school districts each levying a maintenance tax. Occupation tax was set at one half state rate. Hallettsville city to regulate increasing automobile traffic with a future speed limit and signaling requirements.
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Hallettsville
Texas
County Commissioners’ Court
General County Fund
Bessine Covors
Whites to Blame for Prize Fight Turmoil
In Annisitis Alabama President John W. Stagg of Alabama Presbyterian College assigns blame to white people for the Johnson Jeffries prize fight dispute. He says race questions prevent prize fights with negroes and urges whites not to enter the prize ring, hoping to end prize fighting in the United States.
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United States
California letter details county events and marriage
Arroyo Grande notes report a July celebration in San Luis Obispo with a parade and aeroplane displays. The letter mentions Val Huebner harvesting thirty tons of oat hay, a wedding of Katie Hubner and Mat Chapek on June 46 at a Catholic church, and lists numerous local attendees and residents.
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Arroyo Grande
Calif
San Luis Obispo
Pliéce
John Hubner
Frances
Val. Huebner
Hattie
Lillie
Alfons
Leo. Hubner
Frank Hubner
Tom Matura
Anton Smykal
Will Rychetsky
California
Val Huebner
Katie Hubner
Mat. Chapek
Father Lack
Fred Marselek
C. Forsting
John Chapek
Mr. Devaney
Boggy Creek Notes July 11 Local Happenings
Cutting fodders the order of the day. Prof. Gus R Jaroszewski moved to Shiner. Miss Mattie Stock visited Miss Sadie Rabe. Benny and Edwin Tinberg chatted with Arthur Rabe. Henry Oltman rides a horse for Ben Tinberg Sr. Willie Huebner visiting Joe in Jones county. Scharlottenburg baseball team lost 3 2 to Bunjes boys. Mrs G Lartanas returned from Tauron visit. Freida and Martha Rippen visited John Aschenbech Sr. near Witting. Max Mittanek visited Mrs Fritz Rippen. Arthur Rabe and Friil Goets visited Mrs F Rippett.
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Gus. R. Jaroszewski
Shiner
Mattie Stock
Sadie Rabe
Benny
Edwin Tinberg
Arthur Rabe
Henry Oltman
Ben Tinberg
Willie Huebner
Joe
Jones County
Charles Oaken
Ad. Pfeil
Dilworth
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