Subscriptions and political notes from Shiner Texas
A mixed update notes subscription rates at one dollar for a year and entry at Shiner Texas post office. It mentions Bryan Taft confidence and a German voter letter. Also references October 17 claim deadlines in Houston and Carnegie’s $20,000 Republican funding amid Balkans tensions.
Tax Democratic Campaign Fund Near Quarter Million
The Democratic national campaign fund nears $250 000 as supporters are urged to contribute. The appeal promises that donations will help elect the next president and asks readers to give now.
Newspaper sale bids shake up local presses in Texas
The LaGrange Journal Nixon News Flatonia Argus and Weimar Mercury are offered for sale while the Gazette keeps steady. Rumors accuse W E Rabb of prohibition ties, which the Gazette rejects as Republican strategy to hurt Rabb. The discussion contrasts Bryan’s reliance on people versus corporate money. Charleston News Courier.
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Nixon News
Flatonia Argus
Weimar Mercury
Gazette
W. E. Rabb
Democratic Party
Lavaca County
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Rabb
Carnes & Son Celebrate New Quarters in Local Trade
The Yoakum Times notes Carnes & Son promote a cordial open house for their new quarters. They lead in the produce commission line and plan to hang on to their habit of paying cash. An item mentions Otto Koehler’s passing after a bowel illness, attributed to appendicitis, with the family in Moothalia Inquirer.
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Carnes & Son
Steasen
Otto Koehler
Jonzak
Moothalia Inquirer
Adams
Texas
Local Pythian Sister Rally Ends With Visit
Thos. M. stat organized a gathering of the Pythian Sisters in town. The narrator returned home Friday night after spending time as a guest of Mrs. De As.
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Thos. M. Stat
Grand jury to convene in Hatletgville October meeting
The Hatletgville Herald reports the grand jury will meet on Monday October 19. Petit jurors summoned must appear Tuesday October 20 and those summoned will be governed accordingly according to Sheriff Noble.
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Sheriff Noble
Hatletgville Herald
Farmers Benefit From Pleasant Weather And Local Socials
Weather remains mild allowing farmers to gather crops. Wm Reuel and family visited Halletsville Saturday for shopping. Fritz Wunderlich Sr Otto Miller and wives enjoyed a San Antonio fair trip. Ferdinand Morgenroth and Emil Kuehne of Austin visited, aiding moving a mother’s house to Henry Morgenroth Jr. school opens with Mrs Bertha Barthmann teaching. Mrs Frank Swertlich repainting home. John Wustenbart bought a new buggy. Maduro.
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Wm. Reuel
Halletsville
Fritz Wunderlich
Otto Miller
San Antonio
Fred Hillen
Ferdinand Morgenroth
Victoria Co
Henry Morgenroth
Ferdinand
Emil Kuehne
Austin
Bertha Barthmann
Frank Swertlich
John Wustenbart
John
Maduro
Nora News Tells of Local Visits and Good Will
The notes report Hattie Ehlers returning to Schulenburg after visiting sister Mrs A Huebner, Mrs A Marek home from Cuero, Eddie Havel of Moulton visiting, Mrs Aug Marek from Cuero, Louise and Jannie Masek of Yoskam at the Moulton picnic, and Joe Marek and wife of Shiner visiting Gov Mosmeyer.
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Gazette
Hattie Ehlers
Schulenburg
A. Huebner
A. Marek
Cuero
Eddie Havel
Moulton
Eddie
Aug. Marek
Louise
Jannie Masek
Yoskam
J. Gloors
Joe Marek
Shiner Wes
Tedey
Gov. Mosmeyers
Birthday Celebrations and Local News Digest
A long newsletter item reports a Sunday gathering on Oct 4 at Anton Deharde’s home for Miss Ida Deharde and Prof. Otto Pisseler birthdays. Guests enjoyed conversation music refreshments and river water. Other notes mention visitors to Tom Mikeska Sr and illness in the family plus social chatter about cotton picking and local events.
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Anton Deharde
Ida Deharde
Otto Pisseler
San Antonio
Stork
June Bug
White Rose
Shiner
Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialists Visit Shiner and Moulton
DRS. ADAMS and MOORE, eye ear nose and throat specialists, will be in Shiner on Monday October 26 and in Moulton on Tuesday October 27. They run focused practices with decades of experience and will meet patients at offices in Halletsville and Yoakum each Friday and Saturday.
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Moore
American Medical College of
Editor N. W. Mitchell Dead
Yoakum Texas October 11 editor N W Mitchell of the Yoakum Herald died this afternoon after a brief illness of heart failure He was taken ill Wednesday night and grew worse He leaves two wives relatives in Wacos and a brother in Austin He was a 40s car correspondent for several papers and a leading business man.
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Yoakum
Tex
N. W. Mitchell
Thee
Yoakum Herald
Wacos
Austin
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