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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
4
J C Habermacher lists subscription rates for one year postpaid at 1.00 dollars. The notice indicates entry at Shiner Texas Post Office as second class mail.
In Shiner anti Bailey supporters face disqualification as many cannot meet voter test requirements. Cone Johnson leads the anti Bailey ticket and challenges voting behavior at bars and domino games. Burgess backs Democracy and Bailey, urging party loyalty while critics warn of taxpayer funded primaries. The Houston Post cites Roosevelt’s naval buildup debate, arguing high military spending and a defensive posture over aggression.
The Gazette notes J. C. Habermacher seeks a second term as Justice of the Peace in Precinct 8 and A. B. Noble runs for re election as Lavaca sheriff. Habermacher promises fair impartial duty while Noble is praised as a fearless, duty bound administrator amid reduced county crime.
The Gazette announces the candidacy of Robert F P Nixon of Gonzales for District Attorney of the 23rd Judicial District. Candidacy is subject to Democratic primaries and Nixon solicits voter support.
A candidate seeks backing from voters in advance of the July 25 Democratic primary, urging broad participation and emphasizing taxation as a shared burden. The appeal aligns with party priorities and aims to rally supporters ahead of the vote.
Will T. Bagby announces candidacy for Lavaca County attorney in the Democratic primary. He is completing a second term and is praised as fearless and impartial in prosecuting all violations of law, with Shiner voters expected to favor his return to office.
A list of the Democratic ticket for delegates at large to Denver including Hon. J. W. Bailey M. M. Brooks J. L. Storey A. J. Baker and alternates Ben F. Looney J. R. Kubena J. R. Rowan C L. Bradfield Presidential electors H A O Nea l and Hampson Gary.
The receiver of Woods National Bank to pay a 40 percent dividend to creditors after submitting the March quarter report to the treasury department. The department approved the suggested payout.
The last term of district court will show. It is a difficult matter for criminals to escape the reach of A. B. Noble and his deputies. The article urges voters to retain a good officer in office and supports Mr. Noble.
Rt. Rev. J. A. Forest D. D. bishop of San Antonio whose health has been seriously affected will depart for Europe on May 7. He will sail from New York on May 15 for Vichy France and be away for several months. It is hoped he may visit Rome during his stay if possible.
J C Neighbors of Dryer Gonzales County declares in the Gazette his bid for precinct No 2 commissioner. A respected local businessman he vows to devote diligent attention if elected and seeks support at the July primary.
Mr J C Koerth announces in the Gazette his bid for reelection as commissioner of precincts 8 and 7 in La Vaca county. He notes the county's debt when taking office and a current treasury of 2000 dollars. He supports full value assessment and equalizing assessments to balance the burden.
A Philadelphia Inquirer repurposed piece notes Roosevelt as president amid economic gloom. It cites widespread bread demands and factory closures under financial circles blame, referencing Bryan's Commoner slogan Four years more of the full dinner pail.
Mrs Emilia Bohot of Warda visited her son the Rev A Bohot and returns home Tuesday. Two real estate transfers occurred in Shiner this week as Han Luedtke bought the Peter Herkson property and Herkson bought the Robert Seydler property, with Seydler planning to build again.
Mrs Joe Macha Jr arrives in the city from Bomerton with Mia and Mrs Fr Mitchell and daughter Jewel. The group left Monday to visit relatives in Frelsburg and other points.
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