Moulton News Chronicle June Death and Local Events
Hugo Buescher Jr son of G Buescher Sons firm owners of Moulton gin waterworks and electric plant died at home June 14 after typhoid fever and complications. Funeral Thursday at 4 pm with 140-vehicle procession led by Hermann Sons. he was foreman of Smithville fire dept. and helped establish local electric plants. Burial at Moultom cemetery. Local notices mention land sale John Randels purchase, Pearl Crory visiting, rain boosting corn crop, cotton improvement, Grandma Hahn’s Columbus trip, G Flury Houston trip, a baseball game score 13 24 in favor of Can t Stop Ems, two pugilistic events, Janeteenth celebrations, and various local visits.
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Hugo Bues
G. Bueséli
Ig Buescher Sons
Moulton
Smithville
Hermann Sons
Buescher
Rugggig
B. H. Cordes
John Randels
Mise Pearl Crory
Houston
Henry Krause
Grandma Hahn
Columbus
G. Flury
Janeteenth
Mises
Dan
Thorntonth
Shiner Band Serenades Prof Rothbauer in Town
Sunday in town part of the Shiner band performed for their friend Prof. Rothbauer enjoying fine music. The piece notes medical advice and promotes Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment for piles with price details and local seller Aug Grave.
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Shiner
Prof. Rothbauer
Don’ Tnow
Real estate moves in Shiner and county promotion notes
Dr. Henninger of Klein Harris county arranged to locate in Shiner renting the Edmund Wolters residence opposite Muecke's store with an office behind City Drug Store. Editor Mair attended the Waco real estate meeting and spoke on newspapers' role in Texas progress. Lavaca county seeks representation in major undertakings. Advertisement Offers herbal remedy HERB INF priced at 50 cents by Aug Gruxe.
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Henninger
Klein
Harris County
Shiner
Edmund Wolters
C Mueecke
Mair
The
Herald
Waco
Texas’ Advancement
Lavaca County
Local Items And Meetings In H J County
The Schuetzen ball hosts a gathering with the Herman Sons and a dance slated for Saturday night June 24. Rev Rapp preached to a small audience, and Emil Wunderlich builds a new residence while Otto Bruenning visited from Shiner for business. C. A. Lehmann travels to San Antonio for his brother Emil’s operation revealing hip bone tuberculosis. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertises 25 and 50 cent bottles amidst local notices.
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Otto Bruenning
Shiner
Biz
Emil Wunderlich
Rev. Rapp
Baursville
C.F. Lehmann
San Antonio
Emil
Dr. P Henninger at Qillin inn Plato’s Drug store
Fragmentary OCR shows a physician name Dr. P Henninger linked to a drug store entry read as Qillin inn Plato's Drug store. No clear date or location provided.
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Plato's Drug Store
Local notes from Schuetzen Verein and town events
The Schuetzen Verein held a sparsely attended event on the 17th due to money shortages. Cadet W T Garbade of A M College is home after earning a efficiency medal. Local tradesman Rothschmidt sold out to Whea Rogge, and several residents made short trips. A Sunday school feast at Arlebach’s featured strong singing. The city faces electricity plant deliberations with a committee traveling to Gonzales to study systems.
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Schuetzen Verein
LD. Garbade, Jr
O. K
Hollmann
Giddings
A. & M. College
Rothscmidt
Halletsville
Whea. Rogge
Arlebach
B. Spohler
Navidad
Ben
Chas, Schultz
Freyborg
Rivonweer No. 2
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R. E. Welhausen
W. Bednar
Freaco
Plato & Green
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F. T. Fehrenkamp
Opera House
Herdler
ATO & Cgreene
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Moultongi Texas
Gazeetre
Sam Gottlieb
Alfred Kubitz
Aug. Gruxe
Herman Sons
Schuetzen Ball
Viensant Iove
Jimne
Henry Meyer
William Mueller
Oak Grove
Ballard
Aun Gave
C. Am&ler
H. Jucker
C. HB. Fraro
P. Henninger
Witting
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Halletavdle Herald
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