A check for $1,000 payable to Mrs. Francis Varner, insurance on the policy of her husband, J. G. Varner who died soe time since, ws received this week by Camp Clerk Charles Pillar of the local Woodmenof the Wrld, and after proper action by the Woodmen Order was paid to Mrs. Varner.--Hallettsville Herald
Weimar Mercury, July 8, 1914, page 3

On account of the severe cold weather, Miss Selma Strunk is conducting school in her room at the Sheridan home, on account of the school house being in such a deplorable condition. This is a confesion we regret to make, but we promised to tell the truth as near as possible in our writings.
The Hunter, M. D.
Weimar Mercury, January 15, 1909, page 8

The good people of Cheetham met at the cemetery one day the past week and put it in an excellent condition by removing all grass and fallen leaves and by making a new mound over each grave. It was a good deed, friends and an act of love and respect for the dead that should be emulated by some other communitities.
Weimar Mercury, June 20, 1903, page 5