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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
8
Local ad for San Antonio Pioneer Flour promotes a line of groceries and country produce. Offers delivery within city limits and a call-in phone number. Proprietor Herman Schroeder is listed.
Classified note states advertisements will be inserted under this header at a rate of twenty five cents per line with no minimum order. It appears as a local print policy snippet and mentions per line pricing.
Classified note lists rental options with Mrs Lizzie Cauthern at 41x2 offering a spare room for one person or a couple plus room and board. Also mentions Mrs Mary Svajda at 41x2. A sale notice for a pair of young matched horses owned by Herbert Seims at 42x2.
For sale two Shetland ponies listed with contact names Anton Lahod ny and B T Janecek. The brief notice provides no location or price details beyond the names and offer.
A notice seeking a few school children to room and board. Call on Miss Adelia Krueger at ring 160 for details.
Winter supply available now. Post oak sawed wood delivered at eight hundred dollars per cord. Place orders with Joe Hughs by calling 101. The ad urges prompt purchase for the season.
Honor Roll list for Methodist Sunday School in July 1925 across several classes. Class numbers 1 2 38 4 5 6 8 and a Bible Class include teachers Mrs Peck Welhausen Mrs W R Perry Miss Stella Wolters and Mrs J C Habermacher among others. Names include Leona Valeri Dorothy Blohm Edwin Kasper Billie Piageman Wendtland III Bernice Kasper Thelma Luck Enma Breithaupt Lillie Breithaupt Evelyn Kroulik Estelle Backhaus Willie Hazel Monroe Susie Perry Evelyn Dreyer Roxie Verce Buske Herms Dittmar Gade Woodrow Perry Leonard Velek Glen Wagener Roy Mewes Jerry Turek Rig Welhausen Maubel French Virginia Perry Annie Plagemann Estelle Macha Selma Kempe Lillian Merseburger and W C Schmidt.
A Honey Grove Signal item notes local merchants Wendtland and Novak in Shiner Texas. The piece laments college graduates unable to provide basic needs and urges practical courses to earn a living, interpreting M A S as Making a Living.
The Federal Reserve System must be preserved though controversy grows over its management and operations. The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association will coordinate discussion to adjust the system to today’s circumstances while upholding the broader public good.
The United States mints produce medals for military leaders presidents and Treasury officials and now undersecretaries. Congress authorized 40,000 medals for the Norse settlement centennial and bills sought numerous commemorative coins for events like Lexington, Concord, and Yorktown. Secretary Mellon opposed the practice citing confusion and costs, yet Congress pressed on, selling coins at a premium though absorption into circulation remained low as in the Monroe issue.
A Friday afternoon party on August 7 celebrated Mrs. Wm. Huebner's 62nd birthday at the Jaroszewski home with 72 guests. A two course luncheon followed and out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs Locke and family of Arson, Mrs Lucke, Willie Huebner of Yoakum, and Joe Huebner of Yorktown.
Local business notice highlights Wendtland and Novak as trusted traders. Customers are urged to compare offerings and expect reliable service, with a focus on fair prices and quality goods. The ad emphasizes dependable ethics and customer satisfaction.
Miss Alice Pohler entertained Monday afternoon with a tacky party for her house guest Miss Goetz. Four guests joined the Bunco game won by Miss Roxie Vere Burke and first prize went to Miss Ruby Rogge. Helen Rogge stood out for not being tacky. A spread of goodies followed the playful event with many attendees named, including Estelle Macha and others.
Ruon Jaroszewski hosted a large farewell style party last Friday to celebrate and bid goodbye to his cousins from Anson. The event featured a happy evening with much merriment as family gathered to mark the occasion.
Mrs Theresia Handl died at her daughter Mrs Mary Caka's home last Monday morning. She was 92 years and 5 months old. The remains were taken to Flatonia on Tuesday morning for burial.
An advertising notice from Corner Drug and Shiner Drug Co promotes Blue Star Remedy for skin diseases including eczema itch tetter cracked hands poison oak ringworm and old sores with a stain free guarantee and pleasant odor.
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