Miss Maude Crane Visits Shiner Parents
Miss Maude Crane of Shiner spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J B Crane, returning after a visit.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
3
Miss Maude Crane of Shiner spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J B Crane, returning after a visit.
Ambitious young men and ladies can enter wireless and railway telegraphy with the 8 hour law in effect creating a telegrapher shortage. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement potential as the National Telegraph Institute runs six official institutes under A. T. and Wireless officials placing graduates into positions. Write Memphis Tennessee or Columbia South Carolina for full details.
C M Kotzebue was a business visitor to Shiner between trains last Friday. J B Crane returned Friday from a business visit to Uvalde and other points. New 1910 Winter Butterick patterns 10 and 15e at Boehm & Sons. Subscribes will report delays or irregularities in paper receipts. Notice I repair sewing machines guns pistols at EF J Knesek's store Sautu Leazar.
Boehm & Sons advertise new Butterick patterns. Numerous visits and transfers noted among residents including Mr Joe E Richter and Rudolph Bartosch. School progress at Scharlottenburg with new building and Prof Schonvover. Social events at Hermann park Verein harvest feast and a birthday party for Roy Kotzebue. Community updates include church weddings, club meetings, exchanges from Flatonia Moravia Hallettsville Gonzales Nixon Shiner and Shiner breweries and local business moves.
An informal ad note offers barber services with a call to visit. It states doors open at 9 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. sharp. Signed by J A Buundenhofe r.
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