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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
10
The Buick line blends striking appearance with inner quality. Features like Valve-in-Head engine, Sealed Chassis, automatic lubrication, and 4-wheel brakes reflect the engineering thought behind Buick performance and graceful body design.
News from Gonzales Inquirer reports Wesley Menking of Orange Grove mourns two deaths in hours. Mrs Olga Leudeke Menking died of heart failure about 7:30 p.m. and her four year old daughter Gertrude died of diphtheria about 10 p.m. three hours later. Surviving husband and six month old son. Mrs Menking formerly Miss Olga Leudeke of this county. family recently moved from Gonzales.
A local shoe repair shop advertises electrical tooling with Landis machinery. Shoes repaired while you wait and guaranteed satisfaction. Charges advertised as reasonable and invites customers to visit at the Highway Filling Station.
Notice to the public that Consumers Filling Station has been sold to Frank J. Vesely. Vesely promises same service and quality as before.
James R. Jaks announces purchase of John Vrazel’s interest in the Buckhorn Barber Shop beside the Post Office. He invites friends and neighbors to call and see him, signaling a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike.
A front page reflection condemns unrestrained youth, alcohol, and unchaperoned dances linked to a February LaGrange tragedy. It cites Schulenburg dances in testimony, argues communities tolerate harmful conduct, and urges local moral renewal after years of incomplete cleanup efforts.
Texas draws romance from border history and oil fame, yet enduring allure lies in its abundant relics. Ancient Indian tribes and prehistoric peoples inhabited vast landscapes, leaving stories of early life amid rugged terrain and evolving borders.
A man about 55 years old jumped from S P passenger No 9 between Engie and Flatonia Monday evening while traveling to visit his daughter in California. He died at once. the body was sent to Glasgow Kentucky via M Fernau after authorities took possession. Passengers recalled he tried to exit at Houston before the train left, and had walked through the coaches during the journey.
A cryptic voice laments the dangers of modern times and the helplessness of elders who close their eyes to looming harm. The fragment mentions summer chores and car needs, hinting at practical worries amid uncertainty.
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