Local Crop Outlook and Community News From AMICUS
Amicus reports varied crop conditions with corn thriving and cotton thinning in places due to thin planting. Insects hurt gardens and fruit. dewberries plentiful but ticks and chiggers are common. Cattle prices remain strong as buyers increase. Local visitors include Miss Rena Baggett and Alfred Griffin. notes on County Treasurer Ramsay’s improving health.
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É' Eve Rss
Ocout
Moulton Park
de Scribe
J. W. Ramsay
J. W. Griffin
Alex Myer
Port Lavaca
Naomi
John Cole
Quebedeaux and Sons
Rock
Mr. Smith
Gonzales
Ogston
Quebedeaux
Re Woods
Pogue
Bailey
Gonzalea
Emma MacLeonard
Arkansas
Walker Dut
Old Ulm visitors and local families note spring hints
Atenkhaus Me Hoppe of New Ulm visits friends yearly while Herman Henkhaus eagerly returns. Hog killing plans spark chatter after the cold snap. Kleihege family spent Sunday with relatives at Moulton. Tom Shandera and H F L Mueller of Moulton were here on business. Sophie Amsler, Vergreen School teacher, visited relatives over the weekend. Miss Norma Hingst and brother Alford spend the week with kin.
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Hoppe
New Ulm
Herman
Kleihege
Moulton
Mesers
Tom Shandera
H. F. L. Mueller
Moultony
Sophie Amsler
Vergreen
Norma Hingst
Alford
Mrs W O Mewes Leaves For Short Visit To Han Marcos
Mrs W O Mewes departs for a brief visit to Han Marcos, leaving town for a short stay and return planned soon.
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W. O. Mewes
Han Marcos
Deaths in Moulton Texas Young Children Die
The 18 month old son of Mrs. F. J. Krueger died after a two week illness. The infant was interred in the Moulton public cemetery. Marvin Julius Brunkenhoefer, aged 14 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brunkenhoefer, died Wednesday afternoon and was buried in Moulton public cemetery at 4 PM.
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Brunkenhoefer
Moulton
Texas
Marvin Julius
J. A. Brunkenhoefer
Weimar Mercury declares campaign stance and goodwill
The Weimar Mercury states it fought honestly for right and just aims and bears no ill will toward opponents. It says the group is ready to move past the campaign, work for the party, state, and community, regardless of victory.
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Mercury
Weimar Mercury
Community notes on cold snap farms and social events
May 4 Komensky column reports 36 degree morning with frost damage to cotton and fruit. Farmers report corn laid by and good local crop prospects. Social items include dances at Witting Breslyn and a large 63 couple event with E Z band, plus visits among local families and a broken leg incident.
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Rud
Filip
Charlottenburg
Jos
Heinrich
Henkhaus
Tinnie Ullman
Theresia Antrich
Henry Pieper
Witting
Richard Pohler
Frieda
E. Z. Band
Fritz Pakeburgh
Leon Antrich
Marko
Baureville
Moulton
Henry Breitschopf
Terzie
Emma
Breslyn
Ben Hirsch
Shiner
Rough Rider
Huebner and Macha Visit Galveston on Business
Messrs. J. H. Huebner and Josh Macha were in Galveston last week on business.
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Messrs
J. H. Huebner
Josh Macha
Galveston
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SAN. Antonio Grewing-Association
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Nery
OC Dittmar
Nickel News
Atenkhaus
Komensky News
Severa
W.F. Seevvera CO
Ofan Nsm
Wilson County
Gulf Shore
Frio County
Pearsall
B. Chandler
Crockett St
Andrews
Gaines
Midland
Dawson Counties
Geo. Seydler
Foster & Company
the Gazette
the Gazet
City Bakery
Chas. Schindler
Jos. Mikulik
J. C. Habermagher
L. Tampee
Bednar & Halamitschek Shiner
Puner Als
Sam Schwartz
Rogal
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