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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1908

Page

7

Special Bargains in Farm Lands in La Salle County

Advertises six sections of fertile land in La Salle County within two to four miles of an I. & G. N. railroad station, offered in 160 acre tracts at 11.50 to 12.50 per acre with easy terms. Also a 640 acre tract near Gardendale three miles from the line, 150 acres cultivated, good well and fences, priced at 15.00 per acre on easy terms. Contact J. Tom Williams for prices and a square deal.

la Salle County Gardendale J. Tom Williams

The Alamo Triumph and the San Jacinto Victory

The account recounts the fall of the Alamo on March 5 to 6 and the subsequent Texas victory at San Jacinto on April 21 under Sam Houston. It notes the heroic last stand of Travis Crockett and Bowie, the Mexican casualties, and the enduring legacy of the Alamo site as a symbol amid a growing American city.

San Fernando Matins Alamo Travis Crockett Bonham Bowie Davy Crockett United States Texas San Jacinto Sam Houston Santa Anna Rio Grande Southwest

Verily it is a far cry from the fierce conflict to spring winds

A reflective line from MO B Carrington contrasts the brutal dawn of war with a peaceful April day describing a quiet sunset scene. The verse frames conflict and serenity as distant moments in time.

Mo.b. Carrington

Equal accommodations debate on railroad service in the South

The piece argues Teddy Roosevelt’s equal accommodations stance would force railroads to provide equal service to white and Black passengers. It satirically claims Southern readers reject mixed dining and sleeping cars and predicts roads would drop Pullman and dining services or expand them for all passengers. It links the policy to gaining Black votes and criticizes the law’s practical execution.

Teddy Tennessee

Home Canners Association Expands Across State

The Home Canners Association reports strong growth led by Secretary and Organizer B. M. Anderson. Henderson hosts the annual meeting as plans to organize every county unfold. Demand last season exceeded 300 cars, though the total output was under twenty. The movement aims to centralize control of canner products and expand markets.

Home Canners’ Association Henderson B. M. Anderson Anderson Mr. Anderson

Palestine to Host Next Annual Meeting in 1909

The article notes Palestine was chosen as the site for the next annual meeting, to be held on the second Tuesday in January 1909. It adds reflections on love and life, contrasting smooth streams with rocky, turbulent ones and urging resolve against malice and selfishness.

Mand Palestine

Oscar J. Rea & Co. Clifton Tex Engine Ad

FOR International Gasoline Engines and U. S. Separators write Oscar J. Rea & Co., Clifton, Tex.

International U. S Oscar J. Rea & Co Clifton, Tex

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