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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
6
Miss Alma Cinon principal of Kopecky School and trustees celebrate winning the county championship in volleyball at the Rural school contest. Miss Annie Sluter also places second in rural declamation at the county meet.
Shiner Farmer's Co-Operative Gin and Milling Association promotes fresh meals and chops. Anton Hodanek serves as Manager, inviting customers to visit for daily grinding and food offerings.
A notice from Jack W. Sharpe, organist at Grand Theatre, recommends Hugh Berry as a saxophone and woodwind instructor. The item notes a class organized in Shiner, Texas, dated March 21, 1925, endorsing Berry’s methods and suitability for learners.
Chief Inspector I T Ray announces a systematic cattle dipping starting April 1 for cattle exposed or infected with the fever tick, with a recurring sequence every fourteen days. The schedule lists vat numbers and corresponding first dipping dates including Wied 92 on April 7, Witting 70 on April 9, Old Sweet Home 82 on April 13, Schroeder 110 on April 2, Dickson 104 on April 6, Shiner 72 on April 7, Rocky 99 on April 8, Stator 100 on April 9, Henkhaus 90 on April 10, and Moulton 64 on April 6.
Mr and Mrs A G Edmundson and their son motored to La Grange on Monday in a family outing and reported a smooth journey with no incidents.
The University of Texas teachers' appointment committee received 1553 calls Feb 1 1924 to Feb 1 1925, a new high and up 52 from the previous year. Demand rose for superintendents principals and rural and music teachers with 144 calls from other states and three from Turkey plus one from Cuba.
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association urges every county member to subscribe to the home newspaper. The appeal highlights the rural press’s role in promoting Cotton Co operative news and thanks editors for space and support. Members are asked to subscribe and pay for their local paper to stay informed.
WANTED TO BUY A good Jersey milk cow See Anton Hodanek FOR SALE One 9x12 No 1 Administer Rug at a bargain Apply to Mrs Isolda Macha FOR SALE 5 burner gasoline stove Inquire this office FOR SALE New bungalow next to J J Macha s home All modern improvements Ready to move in See Ben Janssen 23xt1
Palace of Sweets is for sale. Apply to R F Chlastak. Bring winter clothing to clean and renovate before packing away for summer. Play safety first and remove spots before packing. We call for and deliver. Opera House Tailor Shop. 19 t1 on, Pi eae D. Nowlin Prop.
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