Prohibition and local option urged in Shiner notice
A Shiner Texas post office notice urges voters to support anti prohibition and local option on the upcoming election day. It highlights candidates Jonathan Lane Jake Welf ters Dick Wynne and calls for poll tax receipts to be kept ready while warning of a strong prohibition vote in North Texas. The Galveston News is referenced regarding Davidson tax issues.
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Jonathan Lane
Jake Welters
Galveston News
Davidson
Lavaca County Republicans Run for Congress and Floater
Lavaca county Republicans join Democrats and Socialists in the race with three tickets for Congress Representative and Floater. The party quotes that their candidates will challenge the incumbents and align with state party goals in the upcoming election.
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Lavaca County
Congress
Tax Dodger Davidson Pays Back Taxes in 1904
A public uproar against Davidson over tax dodging ends with a certificate from city attorney P. A. Dramlhet of Gal-Sosten declaring Davidson paid July 4 1904 taxes totaling $7 544.26.
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Tae Hue
Davidson
P. A. Dramlhet
Gal- Sosten
Announcements Tied to Democratic Primary July 25
The following notices are presented as subject to the Democratic Primary on July 25. Details reference candidates and procedures, with emphasis on timetable and eligibility.
Nixon Announces Candidacy for 25th District Attorney
The Gazette announces Robert F. Nixon of Gonzales as a candidate for District Attorney of the 25th Judicial District, subject to Democratic primary action. he respectfully solicits support.
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Robert F. Nixon
Gonzales
25Th Judicial District
Primary election slated for Saturday July 25
Democratic voters will cast ballots next Saturday July 25 with polling from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters must bring their poll tax receipt to avoid being debarred from voting.
Liberty voters urged to oppose constitutional prohibition amendment
Exchange Gossip urges citizens to vote against the July 25 Democratic primary amendment on statewide prohibition. The Nordheim View counters external advice to stay out of the primaries, praising loyal southern Democrats amid political maneuvering.
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Moulton Eagle
Patriotic Sons
Solid South
Democratic Party
Nordheim
Farmer cites weather over boll weevil damage in Halletsville report
A leading farmer states boll weevil damage is overstated and wet weather caused cotton shedding. He notes 29 days of dry heat would allow the crop to fruit again, with one good chop expected.
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Halletsville
Republican county convention to be held August 1
The Lavaca County Republican meeting in this city on August 1 will nominate Louis Trautwein, formerly a Shiner Democrat, for representative and Joseph Stanzel, a local business man, for a floater of the 52nd district. Dr. T. J. Mi of Koerth is likely to be endorsed for Congress if he accepts.
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Lavaca
Judg
Louis Trautwein
Joseph Stanzel
Havng
T. J. Mi
Komensky Doings July 20 Chronicle of Local Happenings
Komensky Doings reports on residents and visits in Oak Grove Moulton and Wittman areas. Highlights include Mrs Sno Wens recovering, Miss Tinny Zllmann injured chopping wood, weddings at Neigbauer and Albina Jilek, and community doings at Kuehne's Grove Wit ting and Cheapside. Local dances, farm notes, and visits from Anton Kolar Adolph Nachlinger Buck McNett Hugo Raab and others are noted along with weather on crop prospects.
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Gazete
John Woepfel
Oa Grove
Wm. Winkler
Wittini
Yanz Ullmann
Kuehne’s Grove
Tinny l*Zllmann
Max
Anton Kolar
Adolph ‘Nachlinger
Moultem
Matula
Moulton
Shiner
Buck McNett
Hugo Raab
Oak Grove
Komensky
Ben Hirsch
Breitschopf
Soe
A. Héirich
Witting
Joe Ehlers
Wied
Frank Ullmann
Cheapside
F. Ullimann
Henry Wenske
Anderle Brothers
Otto Schultz
Annie Ullmann
Calico Dance Social Reports From Witting and Surrounds
Several couples attended the calico dance in Witting last Saturday night and had a nice time. Young folks visited the home of Wenske Thursday night and reflected on a glorious Tuesday night. Farmers received fees and boys fished the Dawaga River Friday catching eels and fish. Rosemary signs off noting a sleepy mood after the dance.
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Wenske
O. K
Dawaga
Tam
Rosemary
Ve Gazplte job orders guidance continues
The instruction directs all job work orders to Ve Gazplte for processing. It emphasizes up-to-date handling and centralized submission to a single recipient.
Bid six percent for City of Shiner as stated by Farmers State
Citizens are told the bid was raised to six percent to benefit the city and its citizens. The Farmers State Bank explains they cannot profit on the deposit and will break even while handling private mbrity and honoring the city’s preferred accounting basis.
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Shiner
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