Bread That Keeps Family Healthy Made Locally
Local bakers stress that their bread supports family health and invites customers to try it. The ad emphasizes quality and local production, urging households to choose their product for daily nourishment.
Komensky Doings October 18 1908 Komensky news item
Local notes report Henry Bereitschopf’s new horse Frank Stastny plans a new rent house Carolina Filip marries Tom Nedbalek at the Filip home Rud Filip and Tinnie Ullmann wed along with Joe Heinrich and Minnie Ullmann in a double wedding at the Ullmann home. Born to Joseph Mikulik a baby boy. Community attendance at the King feast at Witting and social visits noted.
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Komensky
Henry Bereitschopf
Frank Stastny
Jacob Filip
Carolina
Tom Nedbalek
Charlottenburg
Here
Ho Ee
L. Antrich
Henry Breitschopf
Terzie
Emma
Breslau
Frank Ullmann
Filip
Tinnie Ullmann
Joe A. Heinrich
Minnie Ullmann
Henkhane
Ultmann Bone
Double wedding guests and Sunday visits span nearby towns
The report notes Hugo Pohler and Frieda Pohler traveling to Rowena with their uncle to pick cotton until Christmas. Otto Pohler and Jos Antrich visited Oak Grove on Sunday to greet friends. Ben Janssen from near Moulton visited Kromensky, L Antrich hosted Edna Ruhmann from Shiner to begin teaching, and Emil Ullmann with Anton Ullmann visited L Antrich. EK Boehm of Moulton visited friends here.
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Hugo Pohler
Frieda
Rowena, Runnels Co
Xmas
Otto Pohler
Jos
Antrich
Oak Grove
Ben Janssen
Near Moulton
Kromensky
Emil and
Anton Ullmann
L. Antrich
EK. Boehm
Moulton
Death of Mrs. Taylor Cuero Texas Age 91
Mrs Hester C Lee Taylor born July 30 1817 in Londonderry Ireland died at her daughter Mrs S Lee Kyle s home in Cuero Texas on Friday night October 16 aged slightly over 91 Funeral held at 3 30 pm from the Presbyterian church where she was a devout lifelong member The survivor list includes two children Mrs Kyle and Mrs A P Bagby of Hallettsville
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Taylor
Kyle
A. P. Bagby
Halletsville
Musical Instrument Line Sways On Gale at Drug Store
Readable text notes a line of musical instruments toppled or blown by a gale near a drugstore. Details on location, time, or damages are unclear in the fragment.
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Gale
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