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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
6
The Dallas News contrasts today's weekly papers with those of 25 years ago noting a shift from heated political drama to broader coverage. Modern weeklies emphasize world affairs, agriculture, highway issues, and local life with greater sincerity and discernment while remaining vigilant. Publishers’ larger investments influence this change.
Congressman Mansfield expresses gratitude for support in the renomination primary and cites his wife Mrs. Mansfield’s illness as preventing active campaigning. He pledges to provide the best service possible to the district.
A solicitor for an orphan fund was in town this week and the genuineness of the purpose was questioned. The public should demand credentials from these solicitors before giving them money. Some authority should be displayed along with the tambourine. We cast no reflections on the true solicitors but this particular one looked suspicious. A woman worked the town and left in a fine automobile with a man who waited for her on a side street.
Blanche Beall, 18, of Wilson Arkansas, produced 1,579 pounds of lint cotton per acre in the 1929 state 4-H Club contest. Her net profit, after expenses, totaled 342.56 dollars. Fertilizer strategy and delta soil conditions cited as key factors in the record.
M. J. Neskorik offers watch and jewelry repair services with a full guarantee. No postage charges. Sells watches at prices lower than online orders. Flatonia, Texas.
Dr Frank Kent reports a new method removing tonsils and pterygiums with no operation, no bleeding, and no pain. Patient sent home promptly and resumed business. Aug 14 Moulton Aug 15 Shiner at Dr Fuller's office.
Old Time Dance at Bluecher Park Shiner on Sunday night August 10 features Schultz Orchestra. Only old time dances. admission fifty cents. Dont miss this good time.
Meat priced from 12 to 20 cents per pound with hot barbecue every Saturday. Eggs offered for cash payments. Richter's Market advertises special low prices and weekly deals, urging customers to shop for bargains.
Licensed as Methodist minister Kermit Gibbons son of Rev. G T Gibbons for Cuero area, licensed at the Quarterly Conference. He attends Southwestern University at Georgetown and is wished a successful career by the New Era Herald.
The essay asserts that modern diets lack adequate indigestible matter to keep digestion healthy. It explains herbivora, carnivora, and humans as omnivores with varying digestive capacities, notes cooking aids cellulose digestion, and highlights rice bran and rice kernel cellulose as gentle bulking fibers for those with delicate systems.
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