Rubins Reach South Bend After 50 Day Trip
Postcard from Mr and Mrs Harold Rubins and sons reports their safe arrival in South Bend Indiana after a 50 day journey. Mrs Rubins notes the trip was pleasant with beautiful scenery through the Ozark country. Yoakum Times notes Mrs A W Schmidt of 808 Hopkins street celebrates the birth of a seven pound baby girl named Margaret Ann born last Thursday.
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Harold Rubins
South Bend
Ind
A. W. Schmidt
Hopkins Street
Margaret Ann
Yoakum Times
Notice of Proposed Amendment to the Texas Constitution
The Texas Legislature proposes adding Section 51a to Article 3 authorizing up to 20 million dollars in state bonds for relief work and unemployment relief. Bonds not to exceed 4.5 percent, payable within 10 years, sold at par with no commissions. Proceeds to be fairly distributed across the state. Voters to decide on August 26, 1938.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Texas seeks homestead tax exemption amendment
A Texas constitutional amendment proposal directs removal of three thousand dollars of the assessed value of residence homesteads from state taxes. The measure, to be voted on August 1933, outlines ballot wording and gubernatorial proclamation requirements.
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State of Texas
State of
Texas
Local Social News Highlights and Visits
Willie Hartmann returned Tuesday from a motor trip through Fredericksburg Comfort and other towns leaving A J Nellkamper at Boerne Bargain Day. Agnes and Marie Strauss came back from a vacation visiting East Bernard Corpus Christi area. Several families visited Smithville and Nordheim with reports of heavy rain in the area. Wesley Schmidt headed to Chicago for the World’s Fair. Households in Weimar and Houston reported correspondence and state convention attendance.
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Willie Hartmann
Fredericksburg
Comfort
A. J. Nellkamper
Boerne
Agnes
Marie Strauss
East Bernard
Hl Campo
Weimar
Yoakum Monument Co
Joe Machac
W. Otto
Edwin Otto
Henry Luedecke
Henry Remmers
Nordheim
Wm Jaroszewski
Smithville
Elo Wolters
Gus Wolters
Chicago
Gazette
Mansfield
Columbus
Texas
Washington
Ed Sefcik
Anabelle Marie
Johnnie Pounder
el Campo
Frank Glomb
W. C. Stoeltje
Witting
Bismark Runk
Alice
Gladys Moore
Port Lavaca
Runk
Selma Kempe
Dallas
Peck Welhausen
Benne
Holchak
Welhausen
Messrs
Bryan Butler
R. A. David
Will Jay Rutledge Jr
Edwin Holchak
Kenedy
Rudy Valenta
Marthalyn Valenta
J. Holchak
Will J. Rutledge Sr
H. A. Dittmar
Houston
W. C. Schmidt
How She Lost 18 Pounds of Fat
A 1933 anecdote touts Kruschen Salts for rapid fat loss. Mrs. Harry Robinson of Akron claims she shed 18 pounds in one bottle and expects further loss to reach 148 pounds, praising health gains and urging a product purchase with a money back guarantee. Regional notes mention a university entry and local social visits.
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Kruschen
Harry Robinson
Akron
Ohio
Shiner Drug Co
Cuero-Yoakum Highway Opens July Fourth Traffic
Cuero Texas June 10 Pav ing on the Cuero Yoakum concrete highway is complete. The last batch was poured Thursday connecting the highway with Irvin street at Yoakum city limits. One extra block remains to join Irvin street to the new route. Engineers say the pavement will cure by late June and traffic will start on the Edgar to Yoakum route by July 4.
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Cuero
Texas
Cuero-Yoakum
Irvin Street
Yoakum
Sore Feet Relief Ad Promises Quick Pain Free Feet
An advertisement urges readers to visit Gong Shiner Drug Co or other druggists to try Moone's Emerald for sore inflamed swollen feet. It claims the first application relieves pain and a few treatments prove foot troubles can disappear, with odor eliminated and feet kept in a normal healthy condition.
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Gong Shiner Drug Co
Moone
A L Valek Takes Vacation This Week
A L Valek will be away on vacation this week, with duties outlined for coverage and interim contacts provided by the office.
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A. L. Valek
Truck Burns Near Eagle Lake Destroying Student Baggage
A Red Arrow truck between Eagle Lake and Columbus burned early Saturday while returning students’ baggage to their homes. The blaze, blamed on a motor short, could not be stopped despite the driver’s efforts to extinguish it or save the baggage.Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lichey spent Sunday in Schulenburg.
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Eagle Lake
Columbus
Weimar
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