Widow Louise Moss 81 Dies in LaGrange After Hip Injury
Mrs. Louise Moss aged 81 years 10 months 3 days died at her LaGrange home Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock after years using a rolling chair due to a hip fracture. Survived by eight children six living Mary Albers John Moss Albert Moss Geo Moss Edwin and Robert Moss. Funeral at her LaGrange residence Wednesday at five with burial in New Cemetery. all children and many friends attended.
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Louise Moss
LaGrange
Robert Moss
Mary Albers
Taylor
John Moss
Lake Charles
Albert Moss
Memphis
Texas
Geo. Moss
Smithville
Edwin
LaGrange Journal
Prosperity Month Celebration Extends to July Fourteen
Prosperity Month in San Antonio continues through July 14, educating Texas and the nation about state resources and opportunities. Dedication Week runs, followed by Merchant's Festival, Texas Home Coming, and Civic and Fraternal weeks. Reduced railroad rates are offered.
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San Antonio
Texas
America
Flight from Amarillo to Wilson Covers 526 Miles in 14 Hours
Louis Trautwein notes a 526 mile run to Wilson taking 14 hours of running time. The trip was pleasant overall, aside from a hot wind in the San Angelo territory that nearly blistered them. The note was written June 4 in Amarillo, with plans to depart the next morning for Albuquerque and the Grand Canyon.
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Louis Trautwein
Wilson
San Angelo
Amarillo
Alburquerque
Grand Canyon
Martin and George Reach Pike's Peak Summit
W. L. Martin recounts a wonderful trip with George to the top of Pike's Peak after traveling through Denver. The account highlights their ascent and the spectacular views from the summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Martin
George
Pike's Peak
Denver
Max Wolters Party Camp Guests Read Gazette in Hill Country
The Max Wolters party located in the Junction hill country sends greetings via post cards and enjoys their trip while the Gazette trails them to their camp. They read the newspaper on their journey, showing continued coverage of their activities.
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Max Wolters
Junction
Will Kinchele Guest at Houston Home Visit
Will Kinchele of Houston has been a guest in the home of Wm. D. Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kinchele
Houston
Wm. D. Green
Farmers Need Cheaper Home Grown Feeds
Farmers are urged to boost profitability by growing more corn and fertilizing properly. The article notes low current yields raise costs per bushel, and recommends complete fertilizer at planting plus nitrogen side dressing, with specific per acre guidelines to reduce feed costs for cotton farmers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Master Farmers Side Dress Cotton and Corn
South farmers begin side-dressing cotton and corn for the first time this season. Experiments and Master Farmers report earlier maturity higher yields and lower costs with Chilean nitrate of soda applied after planting and at first cultivation. B N Sykes notes 150 pounds per acre increases corn yields 5 to 8 bushels per 100 pounds used and 25 percent cotton yield gain. SC figures show Master Farmers averaging 444 pounds lint per acre versus 167 for the state.
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Soil Improvement Committee
National Fertiliser Association
South
Alabama
B. N. Sykes
Harrellsville
North Carolina
R. W. Hamilton
South Carolina Extension Service
South Carolina
Tuesdays Bridge Hosts Share Yellow and White Theme
At the home of Mrs. Walter Muecke and Mrs. J. W. Boyle Jr. Tuesday bridge drew seven tables with sandwiches ice cream and cake. Guests included Mrs. Zappe who won high guest prize and Mrs. Holchak who took high club prize. Miss Rogge won consolation. out of town guests were Mrs. Seeliger and Mrs. Edwin Holchak.
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Walter Muecke
J. W. Boyle, Jr
Wm. Zappe
Benno Holchak
Selma Rogge
Herman Seeliger
Lockhart
Edwin Holchak
Kennedy
For Sale New Crop Extracted Honey Card
Healthful pure honey advertised at 1.00 per gallon. Post card from W. L. Martin notes arrival with George at Pueblo Colorado. They travel next to Colorado Springs and Denver enjoying the trip.
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W. L. Martin
Himself
George
Pueblo
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Denver
J. R. Barrow Visits Gonzales with Family
J. R. Barrow spent Sunday in Gonzales to accompany his wife and children home, joining local residents for the return trip.
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J. R. Barrow
Gonzales
Wied P.T.A. Meeting Grows New Members at Wied School
Members of the Wied P T A held a Sunday night meeting at Wied school house on June 9. The crowd showed strong interest in the P T A welfare. Seven new members were added. Mrs Russell led Star Spangled Banner on violin. Prof Russell spoke on P T A success. Ernest Pesek recited for humor. All sang Home Sweet Home before adjournment. Next meeting slated for July 14 at 8 p.m. Reporter.
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Wied P.T. A
Wied
P.T. A
Russel
P.-T A
Prof. Russel
Ernest Pesek
Home
Weinert Visit Ties To Gonzales Court Case
Mrs. R. A. Weinert and her daughter are visiting the T. J. Ponton home while Mr. Weinert attends court in Gonzales.
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R. A. Weinert
T. J. Ponton Home
Mr. Weinert
Gonzales
June Bride Shower Menu and Recipes Featured
The article presents a shower menu for the June bride featuring Crab Flakes in Tomato Jelly, Hot Buttered Rolls, Fluffy Sandwiches, Heart Molds of Tutti Frutti Ice Cream, Individual Cakes, Crystallized Ginger and Salted Nuts, coffee, and a call for gaiety. It includes step by step instructions for Crab Flakes in Tomato Jelly and Fluffy Sandwiches, aiming to create a memorable, stylish celebration.
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Howers
Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1929 Shiner High
The Seniors of 1929 at Shiner High School publish a playful last will detailing bequests to faculty juniors sophomores freshmen and named classmates. The will grants visions to faculty castles in Spain mistakes to juniors tact and wit to freshmen and lists personal bequests from students such as the Bomb writer notes music and humor to friends and fellow seniors. The document closes with a formal pledge asserting the provisions are final as the Medes and Persians laws.
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Emilie Lucke
The
Shiner High School
Ray
Spain
Adam
Ella Stratmann
Hertha Liebhafsky
Emil Stuter
Emily Locke
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Shiner Texas
Lavaca
TEXA
Mrs
Jerry Turek
Ray Welhausen
Anton Baros
Glen Wagener
Erwin Strattman
Otto Sofka
Henry Heger
Laddie Janacek
Lucille Turek
Gladys Rogge
Werner Selzer
Percy Garbade
Olen Mittanek
Annie
Wilma Kaspar
Ester Scheffer
Percy
Pearl Coston
Violette Behlen
Alice Henkhaus
Beatrice Zappe
Annie Berkenhofft
Louise Novak
Norbert Tassler
W. Wendiland & Son
General Merchandise
Leto
Kuhn
J R. Barrow
W. W. Meador
Aransas Pass
S. E. Farr
Waelder
Municipal Engineering Co
B. Stubbs
Oklahoma
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