Yoakum Judge Motis Declares Campaign for Congress
Judge E J Motis of Yoakum plans to run for Congress from the Ninth District next year continuing a goal announced a year ago. A 45 year old lawyer with ties to real estate, he has served as general state attorney for Farmers Mutual Insurance and aims a vigorous district wide campaign via studio and press. Victor Schulze spends the week in Austin.
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E. J. Motis
Yoakum
Congress
Ninth
Motis
DeWitt County
Bailey
Judge Motis
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Cheer Up It Cant Always Stay This Way
In Floresville Chronicle Journal the urge to keep morale up is clear. The piece urges readers to stop dwelling on hard times and adopt a hopeful outlook, insisting lean years will pass and resilience will help society endure.
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Floresville
Crop prospects are fine as rains arrive, Bay City outlook
The Bay City Tribune notes cotton crops were cleared and ready for rains. Ground drying will see plows start and crops put in good shape again. Rice is in excellent condition, with strong corn and feed crops and first class range. Overall, prospects look mighty good.
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Bay City Tribune
Student Bernard Stratman Heads to Dallas College
Bernard Stratman left Sunday for Dallas to enter the Metropolitan Business College. He was accompanied as far as Giddings by his sister Anita who will visit her grandparents briefly.
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Bernard Stratman
Dallas
Metropolitan Business College
Giddings
Anita
Straight Talks with Aunt Emmy about a bad check
Molly asks Aunt Emmy about Jim Sykes who earned a job from Mr Parker and received a $3,000 check. Delayed banking leads to Parker’s estate delays and risk of loss. Aunt Emmy warns on prompt deposits, proper indorsement, and not delaying checks to avoid bookkeeping issues and theft.
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Jim Sykes
Emmy
Molly
Aunt Emmy
Bufking
Mr. Parker
Jim
Anne B. Aymes
Improvement of Mrs. W. R. Perry Delights Family Friends
The many friends of the family are much gratified over the improvement of Mrs. W. R. Perry. Robert Perry and wife and Oscar Perry have returned to Houston.
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W. R. Perry
Robert Perry
Oscar Perry
Houston
Weekend visit from William Zappe spurs state pride
William Zappe arrived Saturday afternoon from Tohoka to spend a week with home folks. He notes a 3 inch rain and travel of about 200 miles through slush and mud. This section of the state has never appeared more promising.
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William Zappe
Tohoka
Building projects progress at Kasper firm in town
Building Active Alois Kasper has finished the Louis Wagener home and is nearing completion of R. F. Chlastak's. The Rudy Hurta bungalow is underway and then Mr. Kasper begins the erection of a 12 room aeroplane bungalow for Henry F. Ehlers. Subscribe for The Gazette.
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Alois Kasper
Louis Wagener
R. F. Chlastak
Rudy Hurta
Mr. Kasper
Henry F. Ehlers
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