Local society notes and travel scattered across exchanges
Mrs. William Green travels to Galveston with her husband and companions to consult a specialist. The group, including their son Dickson and nurse Mrs. J L Santos of Wharton, returns by car and train after a rain delayed journey. Flor tonia Argus seeks three government trucks for Gonzales County highway work at 25 dollars per year. August Kotzeue and Mrs Jobo Fiecher with daughter Lorrayne visit Flatonia. County Judge J C Romberg and Mrs Henry A Menefee are noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Galveston
Green
Dickson
J. L. Santos
Wharton
Shiner Gazette
F. R. Cowdin
Lorena
Anita Johnson
Marguerite Nelson
San Antonio
Harwood
Flatonia Argus
Gonzales
Gonzales Inquirer
Jobo Fiecher
Mise Lorrayne
Happy
J. C. Romberg
Henry A. Menefee
Local notices recap from Shiner area community
Saturday and Sunday visits feature Miss Annie Bannett Mrs Edmund Meyer and daughter return from Shiner Edmond Kneisler back from France Alma Dietschke returns to Goliad Oscar Anders moves home Zat Johnson visits sister in San Antonio W P Menefee visits brother in city Norma and Hertha Osterloh leave Nordheim for Shiner Mrs Charles Guthier returns to San Antonio Master Henry Etlinger improving at John Sealy Hospital Rudolph Jaeggli and daughter Elsie back from San Antonio Arthur Balhorn takes position in Waco Miss Annie Brom resumes nursing duties at Guenther hospital Alfred Balhorn returns from overseas and visits Shiner School board accepts Grace Hatch resignation Novohrad school to open 1919 20 session Irene Bultmeyer elected assistant teacher John Havlik moves to Rosebud with Green Bros family wishes
Texas House Joint Resolution for 75 Million Bonds for Highways
Texas lawmakers propose amending Article 8 Section 49 to authorize Governor to issue bonds up to 75 million dollars for durable hard surfaced roads. Election to vote on the amendment set for the first Tuesday in November 1919 with a 5,000 dollar appropriation for proclamation and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
George F. Howard
Triner's American Elixir Promoted as Medicine
A 1919 customer note praises Triner's American Elixir for constipation poor appetite and headaches. The U S Internal Revenue Department approved the product on May 2 1919 as complying with prohibition rulings. Available at drug stores with Triner's Liniment also recommended for neu ralgia lumbago sprains and fatigued muscles.Joseph Triner Company 1333 1343 Ashland Ave Chicago Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smokerun
Triser
Andre Luksic
Tuiner
U. S. Internal Revenue Department
Triner
Joseph Triner Company
Ashland Ave
Chijoego, Lil
Warisek and officials travel for business in Texas towns
William Warisek of Shiner visited Moulton over the weekend while Judge August W. Janezen and N. T. McNeil of Houston were in Gonzales on a business mission during Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warisek of
Shiner
Moulton
August W. Janezen
N. T. McNeil
Man
Houston
Gonzales
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Aud
Jaeggli
Bro
Xoxkok
Eaea
Violet
Kotzebue Drug Co. Sre
Rencll
August G. Kotzebue
Flatonia
Annie Bannett
Edmund D. Meyer
Edmond Kneisler
Uncle Sam
France
Alma Dietschke
Goliad
Mrs
Oscar Anders
Zat Johnson
William J. Spear
W. P. Menefee
City
H. A Menefee
Norma
Hertha Osterloh
Nordheim
Laura Valenta
Charles Guthier
August Elster
Henry Etlinger
John Sealy Hospital
Rudolph Jaeggli
Elsie
Arthur Balhorn
Waco
Annie Brom
Schulenburg
Guenther Hospital
Mathias Reischl
Electra
Reischl
Alfred Balhorn
Alfred
Grace Hatch
Coroua Christi
Sam and Wil Moore Institute
Novohrad
J. J. Migl
Irene Bultmeyer
Sam and Will Moore Institute
John Havlik
Rosebud
Havlik
Green Bros
Monarch
Boehm’s
Moulton, Texas
V Aly
Koester
Lucas Rehmet
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