Shiner Merchants Pledge Aid In Recovery Progress
Sunday mass meeting in Shiner to support the National Recovery Act. C J Waldrep and L E Denmark presided as committees were formed to organize pledges. Businesses to open 8 a m and close 6 p m weekdays, 8 p m Saturday, with two shifts to reduce hours and boost employment. Roosevelt notified of Shiner’s cooperation in the unemployment war. Next week Gazette to publish signatories.
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Shiner Merchants
Shiner
C. J. Waldrep
Chamber of Commerce
L. E. Denmark
Denmark
Koether
M. E. Wolters
Ella E. Lane
C. B. Welhausen
Richter
H. H. Striebeck
Ed Herder
C. J. Garbade
S. A. Thulemeyer
Dis
Roosevelt
Shiner Receives 563 Bales of New Cotton
Public Weigher L. M. Roeder reports the 1932 33 cotton season from August 1 1932 to July 31 1933 totaling 7055 bales. By January 1 1933 the stock stood at 4910 bales with 2145 added after that date. Through August 1 1933 the new bale intake reached 563, versus 32 on the same date last year.
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Shiner
L. M. Roeder
Shiner Compress Handles 25590 Bales of Cotton
Supt L E Denmark reports the closing cotton season from Aug 1 1932 to July 31 1933 shows the Shiner Compress handled 25590 bales. A shipment of steel wheel farm trucks is due in a few days and Wolters Bros Co urges calls before purchasing.
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Supt. L. E. Denmark
Shiner
Wolters Bros. Co
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Tonight At City Hall
The regular monthly Chamber of Commerce session convenes tonight at the old City Hall. Members are urged to attend as postwar reconstruction brings rapid developments. Monroe arrived from Austin on Saturday with his mother, who had been his guest during the week.
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Chamber of Commerce
Old City Hall
Monroe
Austin
Town Notice on Awnings Charge Per Watt
Announcement from Mayor Ad Richter seeking compliance for awning lighting charges starting August 1. Rates are 1 cent per watt on each globe, so a 10 watt globe costs 10 cents, 25 watt costs 25 cents, and 50 watt costs 50 cents.
County Mass Meeting at Hallettsville Friday Night
A call urged by mark for a county mass meeting at the Court House in Hallettsville Friday at 8 o clock to discuss the Texas Relief Bond Issue. The Commissioner's Court, mayors and city officials, chamber officials, county relief committee, ministers, civic leaders, veterans groups, club women, PTA officials, bank presidents, community chest officers, leading merchants, political leaders, citizens, farmers and landowners are urged to attend.
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L. E. Denmark
Court House
Haillettsville
Commissioner’s Court
Chamber of Commerce
P.T. A
Shiner High School Opens First Monday In September
Public Schools announce Shiner High School will open on Monday September 4. Officials confirmed start date and back to school plans for the district. Local families are advised to prepare supplies and transit for the new academic year.
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Shiner High School
Buy Now and Save Money on Cotton Goods Prices Drop
An early stock of staple cotton merchandise is offered below replacement price to avoid a new 4c processing tax starting September 1. The ad notes labor cost increases and a 2c per yard saving on 8 ounce duck, 1c per yard on 4-4 brown domestic, and about 9c on cotton pants or overalls, with 30 days to sell without the tax.
Ginning Schedule and Local Social Notes
The note outlines a weekly cotton ginning plan with Qualla cotton Mondays and Watson cotton Tuesdays, requiring workers on the yard by 8 30 in the morning. It warns that seed cotton ginning will precede other cotton, delaying later ginning. Included are brief social items from Schulenburg about visits by Mr and Mrs Max Wolters Mr and Mrs Arno Wagener and Glen on Sunday.
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Max . Wolters
Arno Wagener
Glen
Schulenburg
Shiner Bargain Days Cancelled
Shiner merchants cancel Bargain Days in support of National Reconstruction Administration trade codes. They denounce rebates premiums coupons gifts or free goods as unfair practices and suspend Bargain Days, Good Will Days and Trades Days to comply with the ruling.
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National Reconstruction Administration
Shiner
Shiner Chapter 272 to Meet Tuesday Night
Shiner Chapter No. 272 holds regular meeting on Tuesday night August 8th with large attendance urged for initiation services led by Mrs. Tommie Amsler W M.
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Shiner Chapter No
Tommie Amsler
W. M
United Dr Martin Luther Church Service and Meeting Schedule
The United Dr Martin Luther Church lists Sunday morning Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Divine Service at 10 30 a m with an English service at 8 p m The morning sermon urges growth in grace and knowledge while the evening sermon discusses humility of a great man The Tuesday meeting is a monthly business meeting and Wednesday features choir practice Rev Richard Schuetze is the pastor.
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Richard Schuetze
Shiner High School P T A Meeting Set at City Library
A meeting of the Shiner High School PTA will be held at the City Library next Thursday August 6 at four o'clock. All members urged to be present. Mrs. Wm Wendtland Jr President.
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P.T. A
City Library
Wm. Wendtland Jr
Have You Answered the Call Victory Depends Upon You
A history making mobilization message urges Americans to aid in national effort against poverty. President Roosevelt calls for volunteers, not drafts, to support the New Deal and the re employment program. Shiner endorses a voluntary code expecting full cooperation.
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United States of America
Roosevelt
America
Shiner
National Recovery Act In Effect In Shiner On Tuesday
Citizens and business owners in Shiner gathered Tuesday morning to mark the National Recovery Act's 8 o'clock start. Exempt shops declined to open until 8 but joined in the cooperative spirit, while rural residents pledged to adjust to new shopping hours and support NRA workers by patronizing them. Postmaster Koether distributed pledge cards at the Post Office for signatures.
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United
NRA
Koether
Shiner Oil Mill Opens Season With 24 Hour Shifts
Manager Arno Wagener started Shiner Oil Mill on its season run Monday morning under a three shift plan in line with the National Recovery Act. The note hints at continuing operation with a 24 hour schedule. The piece also mentions a film listing, Murders in the Zoo, showing at the Palace Theatre on Friday and Saturday starring Charlie Ruggles and Lionel Atwell.
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Arno Wagener
Shiner Oil
Wagener
Charlie Ruggles
Lionel Atwell
Palace Theatre
Go to Church Sunday at Shiner Baptist Church
The Shiner Baptist Church will hold its regular Sunday preaching appointment with services at 11 A M and 7 P M Rev R C Steinhoff will preach at both services Reporter
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Shiner Baptist Church
R. C. Steinhoff
A Message To The Women Urges Backing Re-employment Pact
Women’s organizations nationwide urge members to avoid patronizing establishments that refuse to sign the Presidents re employment agreement. The move aims to steer buyers toward stores displaying the blue eagle insignia of the recovery administration.
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The
Recovery Administration
Postponed Oak Grove School 50th Anniversary Picnic and Bazaar
Picnic and bazaar at Oak Grove School postponed to Sunday August 6 with a 11 30 procession. Welcome address, dinner 20 cents for adults, 10 cents under 12, 2 pm History of Oak Grove School by Judge Janszen, short talks by ex teachers, 4 pm baseball, 5 30 supper, music by Champion American Legion Band of Moulton and Pavlos Band, tickets 25 cents at night.
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Oak Grove School
Oak Grove
Janszen
H. S. Paulus
American Legion
Moulton
Danté
Pavlos
Meat Market Owners in Shiner Announce Sunday Hours
Beginning next Sunday August 6 the meat market owners of Shiner will open at 6:30 am and close at 9:30 am. Signatories include Ummelmann Market Schuits Market Joe Chrastecky Market and L B Repeats opt nga 821.
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Shiner
Ummelmann
L. B
Schuits
Joe Chrastecky
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Shiner Compress
Ad Richter
Hallettsville
Voile and Batiste
Hawk
Men's Athletic Union
Wolters Brothers Co
Tangled
Song OF the Eagle
Sun. & Mon
Shiner Bargain Days
C. E. S. Meeting
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