The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 9, 1926 Page: 1 of 8
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Readtlieddverusements in (Ins paper each week-Plan your shopping by them—Get what yon want at the right price
THE BASTROP ADVERTISER
nillUJ YEAR
Hit. BASTROP ADVERTISER BASTROP, TEXAS -
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exican Baptist Institute To Open October Fourth
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Bastrop Teachers Will Spend Next Week In Austin Attending Institute
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Two Coming Fairs This Month Promise Wide Interest To Fair Patrons
[SCHOOL FOR MEXICANS ES- 'lEACHERS INSTITUTE WILL FAYETTE COUNTY^'AIR OPENS
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TABLISHED BY THE REV. BELL
|Has Spent Ten Years
Of Unselfish Inter-
est In Work
|\! I I'R \IS11 TO I HE
KKV. r
C. Ul'.l.l.
The K v I' C. Bell, Pastor of the
|( • •• 1 ! 11 i• i i.. left M. ii•:.t>
1/' 'in* I) Smith Texa in t■ in
| .(1 Ir;-1 't lite w l,i, ii
It. :• ' • |> • i :it inn th. ' -t
|)i : ■:.! 1 1 r.
Br •:'•!• IU'll, as he is nffartionuti-
lly 1 . It! ' >ngr« gat i<>n and
citizen- <>f lti.-tro;i truly <!<•
l tnincndat i" f"1
pel on Sundays and (inning- overalls
during the week and working aide by
side with Mexicans mixing cement,
plastering walls and building a mom.
ununt to hi endeavors has lieen his
portion of proooedure. Many times
tin dark clouds of despair were re-
moved with new energy of determi-
nation to complete th«- dream of his
ambitions. He i unassuming in the
thing- he ha thu; far done and hunt*
b!\ gi\es credit to th• • s< who have -o
PRECEDE SCHOOL OPENING
Every Thing In Read-
iness For Open-
ing Sept. 20th.
i r: \t ii f its
i<> \riKM)
a i sun in sin i
ir
Will
In wijf ng t he M
exican
'n ,-ti-
proud
The
will
T:
Ittt t ■ nt o|m ning. Wit h an
« ' hi"kground Brother Bell
|ln- • w >rk ut the details f hi -
| f.. lie kti' v. that there hould
to ' d.. ate tl.t \|i xieali
|> '1 mir,i.nity. Hi 1,.I,
th Mi xican people for the
pn 10 j in hu bw n pmiitu' ami
v rk has develo|v"d one f
Mexican organizations in
Itii' .. it: n. His follow, rs are sine.mi
r'' ■" ' ' ■ M t he relipiiin.s prna i
|f* ' I'M by him.
^ ' • "f' in ' tn rn. niiuou odd
land With only an idea at the Mart he
Jw built an institution that r pre
I ■ .,(100,01) investment up to in.-pirt'i
b- pr- sent time. Preaching tin gos | ( . Ii.
patiently a i t« d him in this work.
' h i- indeed an evidence that Cod
an>wers the prayers of his people as
there i- no doubt that Pro. Hell has
peiit hour closeted with r,,.,j alon,
seeking a solving of the problem
which v. re bet', re him,
Sui h .. man i worthy of the >up-
!"■'' ' o: rai ion of the peopl,- w rk
of the community h i* serving. Dif- School
terences in religious belief have no j
rt in paying tribute to his prowess | •.vr• • ii
and all den >min:.tion can well be I casion.-
A Ba.st.rop Copnay uaehei
tend the Institute at Austin for
the entire week of i, \t w ,.h. \ft «r
Institute week the Bastrop SciukJ
will open for the tail term ..no Am*
ill bei'in in earnest. Supeiint. n.fct t
I K. Matilis has every thinjr in
i .i!itn for the pening- o I ih-
excellent school jear is predict il
SEPT. 15 AT LAGRANGE
Bastrop school stands out a.* *von
umerit to its past success as exempli-
fied by students who are now m <\-
irtjf their way in the worldand tnere
is no doubt but that their succe: i is
due much to the primary train': j? |
they r<"eived under her jurisdiction,)
boiv. in i ducation and character it. -
trop is proiul of Mrs. McT.a j m l
we hope that there will alway. t, ■ a
place f. r her in its staff of teach>vs
until -hi deeid> >f her own accor '
Comal Fair Opens At
New Braunfels
Sept. 23
WET I K ( (>l N T^ I'Allt
OPENS SEPTEMBEH
who are interested in School
t is in ■ t fortui.ote that the
Board ha ecured the
Matthi to head tlu
As war .-aid on previ
servic-
scht . 1
)U3 OC
tlu moral of the stud lit body
f his tvchicvcnn nt.
■ very fact th; t th" Institute
Hirit! the first Monday in OHo-
lier . hould In enoujr'i inspiration for
th- citizenship to ^ct out and rejoice
as well us I t the world know that
- inethiliu be beeil plac.'d ii: Bas-
trop that is a nil -1. vital institution
to its citizenship, that of making
real American citizens out of the
; Mexican people of the country. It
| is ti'ii 1 \ a nii>mument worth the coin
inendati in of ;iil |K>ople ami i : t
jtiiiK tribute t. the un<wervin^ and
let, imi at, >n of Bro. Paul
|<
[Mrs. August Kreidel Died Last Sun-
day At F- A- Orgain Hospital
IRemains Shipped To
To Taylor For
Burial
| M<
from tiie resjd
to shipment i
■rice in Bastrop
f the l>-ii> ti
MM ST KKEIDEI.
MRS
. "w ' th- d. ath or Mr \ u.u f
I ' '' !.l il o. Clil'i'd at
' II pital :-''iii'!ay
| i". September
I wrrro over Butrop and was
| i-dinct hock to her many frie
ry. Kreidel was born in Tli.o ni ,
■n May 12; lniiT and a >
' months and 2."> da t old
Tavlor.
It is a
must li e
our frier
most con iderati
mir liei and at
ad mis«i . indeed wi-e; we
rd t he i|i ath if oni « bo was
I. Mr*. Kreidel w,i. a if. v-
iif those sir rout.'1
i.l t me ami w. -
the r' A.
aiternoo,' at
cast a pal!
willing worker in all things woi'ih
while. Even though she li.'.d
for several manth nd alter each
at!.a k hi retained the smile o| eon
tidc.ce in <1 'I'-- will. Mi Ki e.c\
v.a al! that could lx> asked as a oti
c unhined with their loyalty to th"
hool is due much ! • the Woiitiei'jl
executi\, . biiit\ and pirsonabt> r,f
Mr. Matthis No school in Texas i i .
I. i.-t ei a b iter head and we sinci •
ly wish for hin. a continuid 'a, pv
medium ofcontact such as he his
bad with the students and their pal -
iiis. Mr. Ma'tbis has alsi beer, in-
struinental in receiving the in oifia
tion of his teaching stafl and U. ■
| boaril has m every instance of select-
| iiik the teachers co-operatwl v-itn
11,mi in makinvt a selection that ,\,ii. '
iiarnioin/.e with the ideals ami . •
vi !oi ment of our school. Mi. Mat
I this loves his work and is ao' lii'.'';
•'in ti . Bastrop Hijjh School an I !t-
I lllte: Slice ss must come Wt'H
.such a connection.
The teach njr siaff tnis year s
,iy thins that could be txpeoted in
| efl'icieiicv and niclud.'s sevi nil out
! . oi ;• I fit iv* 'lis w bo have made wondei
. ful records a • teachers. They have
all trod the path of preparation lu
i *ot'l■ assur.iinif their present p.issitioii
land a• apablc and exclusive ill their
t ward the hool.
Mi A. B. McLavy, who has r
many cars I connected with tnc
ji'tastrop Si hoi.I, v ill as-time In u
I jal prade which adds an element i*
■ i n< la rd to the i hool that i ■ we -th«
• .f -epcial mention. Her pupils ci .
'■.cat alwuys vro hiRher with proud re-
id tiiat are due ti her sptviai .! -
,ti . :ivi teachinif. Her w« rk in the
that sh • wishes to retire at wfiieh d
time she will be happy in the Inouifh'
that she has rendered a real -«:• vii
to the children and citizens of 'ic
community.
On the opening day of the school
every parent should be on hand to
give it a elld-off il deserves apl Wi
hope t the Hastrop High S h I
filled on thai di.y to pay tribute to
our m -t import .nt institution fo
progress.
PI( K < OTTON AT HOME
Next \\ ediu sdoy, Thursday. En
and Saturday, Sept. 15-10
We have no objecti >n to any per-
son, white or colored, going where 1
they please to pick cotton. But the
thing we do not understand is why '
they prefer to leave home to pick
cotton when there is just as good
cotton to he picked in Bastrop co-
unty as can be found anywhere. \V •
have had several farmers tell us
they have from 2"> to till bales of
cotton that is open and ready to be
picked and the picker don't have to
i over a big acreage to do it. The
price that is being paid here is just
the same as everywhee so why leave
home? It costsmoney to travel and
Texas cotton raisers paint to the lo-
cal cotton picker is not near as pret-
t.\ after tho\ get there We advise
•uiy 4 hu niiiuniiu , rM'ju. i i i i i -
Is will he lug doing in La (liluiLro
h"ii the gates are thrown open fm
'/"• t) Jni Annatf Kayett • County
1'| ir. A complete program of horse
rac'iig, Carnival and l r.- act ..,.u
more important details of agricul-
ture and stoi k exhibits ha. been arr
ranged to entertain the visitors. Art
Curio. Pecan and (Joat exribits will
al be attractivi features oi the
l air. A big friv Barbecue will t>e
given on the opening day. t i.riu i
son's Happy Seven will plap for the
dance each night,. Special exhibits
i of needlework, rare old laces, fancy
work and hand carved curios are al-
so interesting facts of the Eair I>are
iii viI Scotty, the man with the Iran
Neck and Jaw and Teeth of Steel.
Jaotlier world wonded will enter-
tain visitors. $:il)00.(K) in purses will
be offered in the racing program in
which seven races w^ll lie staged
each day. All in all. thi I'ait is >
I i oiiising fine event for these ar.
ticipat-ing its o|>eiiing and we call
attention to the .special ad in this
week's paper calling direct atte i
to the people of this secta .1 ij.-
coming.
o
COM \ I, COT NTP FAIK
New Braunfels, the manufacturing
■itv, the city that nature end >wed
with mnn\ natural scenic attractions
will be toe Mecca for Fair patrons
week aft . next in which the Comal
• ounty I air will opt u i s gates on
September 'J't. and contlnuoinc for
four day . and night $J40<).()0 in
pill es :ir bei 11y offi red in the r icing
ei'ognMii. Many added attractions
are featured this y. at n the !•;: i
program acci rding to th program
and a visit madi there bet week im-
Pte sed u that the entire city and
Everybody i talking Fair and iii«
liic half page in thi- weeks is tie is
. :i nvitation from the business in-
t< re Us in New Braunfel- uniting i.i
rounding cominunities to come to
the big Fair. Free act-, agricultural
exhibits. Automobile sbow.s and car-
nival attractions will l>e gathered t i-
gether to interest the visitor Bas
County citizens are familiar with the
New Bunme'sf section of the State
i nd the con .ng Fair gives them an
opportunity to visit tehireity as well
as see the many things offered for
their amusement.
The Beautiful Landa Park is an
ev< r enteresting spot for those w ho
•ok scenic lienuty and recreation.
Eair visitors will l>e given an op-
portunity to see tais wonderfu piaco.
J evry cotto tipicker that expis't- to
' make Bastrop their permanent home
to stay here and pick the lo al cot-
ton first. You will make money by
it and besides it raises the standard
of your Loyalty to your home in-
terests. Oont let anyone tell you
that there is a better place acr .ss
the fence. It's not trur and you will
lie the Ii set- if you listen to his
gaff Bu trop ha.- plenty of cotton
open to take ear
r<
SEPTEMBER TO HAVE GREAT
EXTREMES 0 F WARM AND COLD
of all those who
al 1 x want to make money ami you
Month Of Varied Wea-
ther Predicted
By Foster
will save railroad
here Ih'sides doing
•rood turn. Don't go
tor,. Stav at home.
fare by staying
your friends a
off to pick cot-
i! ze,i and hi ighbor a -
Wi
II as
in
i lu r
'""Ut;!!,
r
|M ",h J;
|*hi i
married Mr. August Kreniei on 11,
Besides he t hi's i i.i ml
Vive,I by om laughter, -Ii
' s'•' "• t of 11 list, n; tw o ■ ,
'■' le-ky and II. < . >bv oi -It x
" Tax-1 .
M
Six
and H.
grand nhildreti, I •
'r''r r I'inchot e,t Houston. ,vli
and (iliidvs {Sliverisky and
rp,l '.ot,; an,j Siiveil ky all
'"yEr. Two sisWs; I Irs. Kr-ik
r',"sljy and Mrs. r. II. Mueller of
'• Worth. One broth* r; Mr. Alfred
Navvsk, „f {. t. Wot Mi br.siiii'.s rtli-
/ nPai r,'bitives. orTe daughter .re
t. 1 '' ' in dcal.h seven vear.s «.g>;
Ann,
•> Sivensky.
t 1,n'; Kreidel beci
J1* ^'li'ast chureh 2$ yea is iga
"I' fa, i she held until b, i
rlr-
■aine a m mber
,le
I T,,r " Weic shipped to I ,.x lot
x,lv r"! burial el, oday at 2 p. ni.
« th,. m K. A T. U. K. and tun- r-.l
were hel.i troni the residence
and wit •.
We join with i t man) frietui
extending t t lie I I'ea v 'il ial
,n, eri t s> nipat i.i May t he 4
t h i* guidi s . lie ill'-,,iny
people relieve their heartacIn m
firm faith ot IE- piotnisc tlia,
hall m -1 ' agait 111 t he < b'lne.i .
(>!' all t he soi 1 iw tl. it man m
bear,
As w fight 11*. 1 * 111 through, o.ie
ter another.
There is none so bant to over '■
111 life.
As the one can
iiwaj a Mother.
—o
lll-
te
All Preliminaries Working Out In Or-
der For The Bastrop Co. Fair
d when <iod tak
show Kits k\ Kin i>
°f her
' 'n at 10 a. m.
Tuesi, :y ti
Bnp-
ixev T ft
j: ' ■ Jester pastor of tin-
lj huppij at Taylor officiating The
^.v ' • C. Bell , f the First Bap^i't
Urch at Bastrop conducted the
I liing are niovirg along smooth-
in ptepar::t,inn for the Hi if Bas-
trop 1 out.ty Eair to be held Oct.
11! t ", M l and Secretary Miltoi
say:, that demands aie increa-ing
for exhibit spoci s. Efforts will be
nie.ile to have attorney General l «n | r"un«l "f amusement
M ioii.\ to make nn
opening day which
will add much
inter, st to the first days event. Mr.
Milton is arranging a pleasing di
wr mi ef entertainment and in -
st rr. * ion program for the entire
fun days. Two f iot-ball gnnn s
pie will gaze on a spec.aele of .n
tractions that will cause them ur-
pr se at thr possibility of sucn a
vi 1 t array of e.ttraeti i-.s.
Si Smith himself promises
Fait vi.-i-
inorn th"n
in
al'
aildress on the tors that wi'l be w,-rth
Washington. September 11, lt>2fi-
A wave of below normal temperatui
e- i- expected to cross southern
late- centering on September 11.
central and northern states center-
ng 011 H; during this wave, killing
trusts are expected to make their
first appearance of any consequence
tin -easoti. reaching down out of the
north and northeast probably as far
northern corn belt and mountain
areas. While September tempera
iiv ar • expected to average below
itntal generally, tin month will not
be one >f continuous cold ot wintry
conditions, but rather ot great e.x-
♦ rentes of warm and cool tempera-
tures that will average below normal.
The f. al danger period of Septem-
ber. from cold wave and frosts, in
central and northern fields, will cen-
ter 011 17 and The condition of
Solar Radial ion
For the present at least, theories
relative to -olar radiation, its cause
and effects, have not sufficient sub-
tantial evidence to establish them as
fact or law. Such theories however,
are of a force that actually reaches
our atmosphere, -onie phases of wrich
have actually In en measured, there-
fore, unlike many astrophysical sub-
ject-'. olar radiation theories deal
with what may be termed a tangi-
ble force; such theories will be prov-
en right or wrong by future discov-
ered facts. Many years of accurate
records will probably be necessary
before forecasts of the effects of sol-
ar radiation upon plant life, germin-
ation of plant and animal life, etc.,
may be made wth any degree of ae.
curacy; vcle of 'atise and effect
are s11 \ar.il and overlap|ied that a
long 11 'i rd of past results are nec-
■ ary for sueee--t'ul research. Km-
pir ' al forecasts may lie made from
vnoptii table . in a similar method
to that no\i employed by tin- govern-
ment waather bureau in its daily
weather forecast, but I am unable to
■ee that valuable forecasts of effects
of solar radiation to a given locality
would result from such a method;
forecast of world averages could
ome fall crops, especially corn, i- . . . . . ... .
xietv during l'« l ubly be made with a fair degree
of accuracy by such methods.
ha\ e
n bo 1 ked f.<r the Fair which
Jlailv hower- are retarding <' t n
picking m the Bastrop contmuni'y
and doing injury to the grade of cot-
ton w hi< h 1 being brought in A 0,111-
jire reported again in many fieiin
the county. Opinions vary regM.ning
any damage thi't may be done b, the
w, nn at 'his time. Some f .rmer ay
that they would ! <• u'lad t«- -t the ... ..
worm eat off the leaves 0/ the rank ; *ucc<wa that, it doa.-rves. N .th' *
cotton and others state that tncy | will be left undo-ie to make this the
would be sen 1 usly damageo oy wonn premier event of iU kind and wn -n
infestation at. th.s time. the big gates swing open tnc po„
will attr; et inten st : nd be features
of th
dr.ys.
Every community Sr
County are expn*ssing their wi urg
ne.ss to heip mr.ke the Fair the
the price <f adtni.-ini and bis
tices and funny sayings will Keet ut,
;• continuous ro; r of E tighter. Ad-
ded to Si will be th,* diversion of
Miss Mry Foster in trapeze und
a, rial stunts that w ill cause won-
der nt her remarkable performance.
Both these features are lieralled a
such lis to cause some anxi,
these two periods. The general aver-
age condition of corn is still some-
what liehind that of tne average year,
whereas the average year does not
find corn ready for frost in central
belt before September la at the very
earliest A storm wave of moderate
intensity is expected to cross conti-
nent during week centering on Sept-
ember II; warm wave preceding this
ttorm center will carry cenrtal and J
northern temperatures considerably,
above normal and probably furnish
a muchly de 1 red period of harvest
pr .gr; ni on tneir respective mong the !>est in taelr line and
I air visit rs will l>e we'l •ewu'vi^i , weath-'r. Period- centering on M
Bastrop ' for their attendance in these acts i and 2" will not be expected to aver-|
age warm and dry in southern sec.
lions, where such weather will be in
great demand for cotton and rice;1
,'ool waves and above normal preci-
by such methods, hut
would be of value to scientific re-
search only. It is also possible that
a search of past records would reveal
sufficient data of great extremes to
be of value in foreca ting great local
extremes and to aid in che, king up
theoretical result- To forecast for
a given locality table of re. <>rds
from th -am, locality must be used.
Detailed records of - ,ar radiation
that are now being ade, will !*• of
immense vulue in the future.
( Mil D'S II EM TH « ON FEB EM E
' 'one.
Kverybi dy g"t ready t • be or
hand at the Fair and le* • put it
over better than ever. Bastrop Coun
ty and it's Fair are worthwhi.
Back it up and go.
pitation ar - expected in southern b,,
'ions during these two periods, caus- " " n
There will be a Child's Health Con-
ference Sept. 17. at the Ba.trop
Health Center from '2 until 5 p. m.
All pro-school children art urg-1 to
;ng conditions favorable to peits anJ
bad for harvest.
Reality is Tvie.h be'ter than ho m.
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Hinrichs, E. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 9, 1926, newspaper, September 9, 1926; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth206503/m1/1/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.