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Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1920

Page

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Civil court demands custody of T. C. Tyler

Austin Texas Aug 1. The Galveston authorities request surrender of Private T. C. Tyler charged with the killing of H. A. Robertson for trial under civil law. Governor Hobby refused the request by telegram to Galveston officials E. H. Holman and H. Theobald.

Austin Texas Galveston T. C. Tyler H. A. Robertson W. P. Hobby E. H. Holman H. Theobald Galveston County

St Elizabeth Society Elects Officers for Coming Term

At the meeting held last Sunday the St Elizabeth Society elected officers including Mrs A Fishnar as president Mrs G Seim vice president Miss Matilda Funke secretary Miss Pauline Schaefer treasurer and Mrs J F Kasper on the sick committee The next entertainment will be hosted by Miss Funke on August 17 All members urged to attend.

A. Fishnar G.seim Matilda Funke eSec Pauline Schaefer J. F. Kasper Funke

Civic League Thanks for Carnival Support and Success

The Civic League expresses gratitude to the public for patronage at Thursday night’s carnival. Special thanks to merchants for wheel of fortune booth contributions, Camp Fire Girls for handling, Twentieth Century Club for the minstrel show, lumber yards for supplies, Mothers Club, Home Brewery, and all who helped arrange tents and platforms and assisted in making the event a splendid success.

Civic League Wheel of Fortune Booth Twentieth Century Club

Thomason to Back Neff in Second Primary Fight

Thomason, defeated for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, will support Neff in the second primary. His campaign manager Senator Drolly plans to back Bailey, per the Moulton Eagle.

RE. Thomason Neff Senator Drolly Thomason Bailey Moulton Eagle

Florida and Vermont Governors Refuse Extraordinary Sessions

Florida Governor Catts and Vermont Governor Clement decline to convene legislatures in extraordinary sessions to act on the federal woman suffrage amendment. By contrast, thirty five states have acted in favor of the suffrage question.

Catts Florida Clement Vermont

Local Election Totals Reported by Yorktown News

In West Yorktown 383 votes were cast while East Yorktown recorded 14. Nordheim and Meyersville each had 6, Hocheim and Lifitle Chicago reported none, Linde nau and Arneckeville had 3, Terryville 2, and Clinton had votes with Yoakum boxes not reported.

Yorktown Nordheim Meyersville Hocheim Lifitle Chicago Lindenau Arneckeville Terryville Clinton Yorktown News

Shiner Farmers Union Local 1908 Special Meeting Notice

A notice to all farmers and members of Shiner Farmers Union Local No 1908 announces a special meeting at Shiner City Hall on Saturday August 14 at 8 p m. Business of importance will be discussed and all members are urged to attend. The union is named Shiner Farmers Union Local No 1908. A related item notes West Columbia production of 26 000 rels a day valued at 79 000 dollars.

Shiner Farmers Union Shiner West Columbia

Birthday Surprise For Herbert Siems

A hearty birthday party gathered at Mr and Mrs G Siems home on Sunday night to celebrate Herbert Siems birthday anniversary. Guests included many Bleier Hirscher Seidenberger Hilscher and Schraer family members. Refreshments and outdoor games followed. Guests praised the hostess and wished Herbert many happy days.

G. Siems Herbert Math Bleier Anton Bleier Joe Hirscher Rosie Frieda Dora Ida Lleizz Ida Kloesel Dora Grantz Emilie Mary Hilscher Helen Justina Seidenberger Josephine Schra

Honor Roll Subscriptions Renewed with Thanks

The newspaper thanks subscribers who renewed including Emil Harbers of Shiner R2 Ida Wangeman of San Antonio Chas Krupala of Shiner W Richter of Little Rock Ark W Miller of Shiner R1 Ed Kach of Shiner new Henry Probst of Sweet Home RI M Nowlin of Shiner new Willie Schreiber of Shiner R1 Mrs Lillie Donohue and children visiting relatives at Weimar and El Campo

Emil Harbers Shiner Ida Wangeman San An Chas. Krupala W. Richter Little Rock Ark Fr. W. Miller Kach Henry Probst Sweet Home M. Nowlin Willie Schreiber Lillie Donohue Weimar el Camno

Feague Carnival a Success Despite Rain Delay

The Civic League carnival in Shiner drew a large crowd with booths from Camp Fire Girls and local businesses. Gross receipts reached 214.36 dollars, with the Civic League booth adding about 37 dollars and a dance platform and various tents boosting fundraising and community enjoyment led by Mrs. Ella Moeckel and Mrs. S. A. Thulemyer.

Wheel of Fortune Shiner Civic League Messer Paris Ack Majestic Twentieth Century Club Ella Moeckel

Shiner Farmers Union Holds Large City Hall Meeting

The Shiner Farmers Union conducted a well attended meeting last Saturday at City Hall, drawing broad local participation and showing strong organizational activity.

Shiner Farmer’s Union

Miss Maurine Gray Dies in Yoakum Community Mourns

Early Tuesday morning the sad intelligence reached friends in Shiner that Miss Maurine Gray, only daughter of Dr and Mrs Gray of Yoakum, had passed away shortly after midnight. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 5 p m in Yoakum. The death cast a pall of gloom over the community where she was much beloved.

Maurine Gray

Democratic County Convention Names Delegates and Chairs

The Democratic County Convention met at the courthouse selecting C. L. Stasvinoha as chairman and Mrs. J. W. Cook as secretary. Precinct chairs were chosen for eight precincts with motions to reorganize Democratic forces for Novem ber. Delegates to State, Congressional, and Judicial conventions were named including J. C. Blohm E. J. Merrem Mrs. Ella E. Lane and others from Shiner Bila Hora and Ezzell.

C. L. Stasvinoha J. W. Cook Yoakum A. T. Devall, Jr August Matula E. J. Merrem A. H. Ponton Jesse Smith Oswald Buecher Horace Wimberly Robert Little W. T. Bagby E. H. Houchins F. A. Autry Ft. Worth J. C. Blohm J. C. Habermacher Chas Welhausen Elo Wolters J. J. Macha Ed. Herder BE. Runk Adolf Blohm Ella E. Lane J. M. Canon

Palace of Sweets Showcases Home Made Candies

A feature on the Palace of Sweets highlights home made candies and confections crafted in small batches. The piece notes varieties and traditional techniques. Local shoppers are invited to sample and purchase during afternoon hours.

The Palace of Sweets

American Party Nominates County Officers at Halettsville

At the County Convention of the American Party held in Halettsville last Saturday the nominees for county offices were announced for November elections. J A Sommerlotte is named County Judge, Joe F Bozka for County Clerk, Hy Charock Tax Collector, Joe Muensch Tax Assessor, J Panisch Sheriff, A G Lichey Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, F E Janecek Constable Precinct 3, L Wagener Commissioner Precincts 3 and 7. Emil Gieptner chaired the meeting with A J Elstner as secretary.

The American Party Halettsville J. A. Sommerlotte Joe F. Bozka Hy. Charock Joe Muensch J. Panisch A. G. Lichey F. E. Janecek L. Wagener Emil Gieptner A. J. Elstner

Real estate transfers in Ponton Creek area

Mr Wm Martin sold 114 acres to Jacob Mikes at 135 dollars per acre. Theodore Rogge sold 45 acres from the Chas Sain farm to Mr Martin Benes at 125 dollars per acre.

Wm. Martin Jacob Mikes Ponton Creek Theodore Rogge Martin Benes

State meeting attendees listed for S P J S Ts Lodge in Schulenburg

Last week the Schulenburg state meeting of the S P J S Ts Lodge saw delegates John Fishnar and W. Paul with John H. Elsil representing Vlastenec Lodge.

S.P. J. S. Ts Lodge Schulenburg John Fishnar End W. Paul John H. Elsil Vlastenec

Notice to Automobile Drivers in Shiner Texas 1920

City Council of Shiner Texas directs enforcement of traffic ordinance. All automobiles must have mufflers and be operated with exhaust closed. Speed limit not to exceed 12 miles per hour. Keep to the right. Cut out speed to avoid trouble.

City of Shiner Texas Shirner

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Clark Clark Jewel Detroit Vapor Wolters Brothers Company St. Elizabeth Society Political News Tonio J.C. Blohm & Son Civic Feague Carnival P. A. Wendtland Thomas Hughs Curt Messer Wille Dziewas Mildred Fry Louise Thulemeyer Ella Plageman Joe Hughs Stella Wolters James Michna S. A. Thulemyer Welhausen Park Thulemeyer Feagi Wihvicars Fiutomobileés Lone Star Motor & Supply Company O. G. Blohm How Democratic County Convention
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