Sang Antonio Pioneer Flour Groceries Ad
Sang Antonio Pioneer Flour offers a line of groceries with farm produce. Buyer attention urged with city delivery within limits. Call for prices and delivery details. Herman Schroeder, proprietor.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
12
Sang Antonio Pioneer Flour offers a line of groceries with farm produce. Buyer attention urged with city delivery within limits. Call for prices and delivery details. Herman Schroeder, proprietor.
Guidance on feeding recovering patients during heat with emphasis on milk as a digestible, pure option. Explains difference between evaporated and condensed milk, and offers simple recipes using evaporated milk, loganberry juice, cocoa and vanilla, served over ice.
Miss Ella Stratman entertained Shiner youths with a Bunco party honoring Miss Pauline Schlottman of Dallas. First prize went to Georgia Baca while the body remained for Erline Berckenhoff. An automobile contest awarded Saunders Richter first and Emil Berman booby. Delicacies including cakes cookies sandwiches and ice cream were served. Guests included Gladys and Mae Regge Evelyn Dreyer Pauline Schlottman Hertha Liebhafsky Fiorine Berckenhoff Louise Novak Edith Patek and others. Edwin Hirsch Wilbert Marvin Cortez Maxie Wolters Ray Glade Welhausen Leonard Valek Olen Mittnack.
STOP Has FLCHING If you suffer from any form of ski diseases such as Eczema Itch Tetter Cracked Hands Poison Oak Ringworm Old Sores and Sores on Children Sori Blistered Feet or any other skin diseases we will sell you a jar of Blue Star Remedy on a guarantee will not stain your clothing and has a pleasant odor Corner Drug Shiner Drug Co r and Mrs Emil Morgen roth have returned from an auto trip to Houston to visit their daughters Mrs O H Schmidt and Miss Irma Morgenroth Miss Selma Rogge accompanied them
To Our Customers and Friends announces conversion to a cash business after a credit era. The firm asserts cash intercourse as motto, one price for all, aiming for continued trade. Also notes a remarkable counter check cashed in Czecho Slovakia and linked to Shiner Creamery.
A brief note highlights trading with Wendtland and Novak, promising satisfaction for customers. The circle of merchants is presented as a reliable source of goods and fair service. The message emphasizes trust and dependable business relations.
We will handle your orders for Improved Lone Star Cotton Seed from O'Connor-Hasselfield Seed Farms Tivoli Texas. Farmers Co-Operative Gin 43x2 and Milling Association. Mr and Mrs John Simicek of Orange Grove visiting relatives. Herbert Zappe greetings from Pile's Peak Colorado Springs Estes Park. He wrote coming in contact with Lewis Striebeck and the Shiner Gazette turned a dark cloud inside out.
Herbert Zappe George Rogge and Jack Purdy of Houston arrived at the Gazette office at 3 15 PM Monday after a 98000 mile journey through the west and northwest. Their car, decorated with windshield stickers from each stop, was swarmed by seal inspectors who noted the trip equaled a year in college for the boys.
An unconventional love story will be published in the Gazette starting with an early issue. An announcement warns readers to watch for the forthcoming serialized romance.
On August 18 the Methodist Aid Society gathered at Mrs. T J Ponton's home for a short business session. Guests joined in playing games of 42 and Hearts, then were served a salad course. A pleasant time was reported by all attendees.
Supt. T. H. Leslie and his wife and daughter Margaret Erie have come home from San Marcos where Leslie attended summer school at the Teacher's College and their child was in the primary class.
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