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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
4
Edgar A. Guest portrays a nostalgic, set man clinging to memories of youthful beauty as his wife goes to town and shingle cuts her hair. He resists the change yet accepts it, noting his old-fashioned views and the shift from raven tresses to a modern style.
A legal advertisement announces $150,000 available to loan at 6 percent on improved black land farms. Landowners may convert notes by contacting E. J. Motis, Lawyer, Neuman Building, Yoakum, Texas.
Dilworth merchant accountant Walshak disputes Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association claims of $10 per bale gain for its members. He presents figures showing average receipts per pound and per bale from 1924 25 totaling about 23.26 cents per pound, vs his firm’s 25.43 cents, arguing farmers were better off with non association handling and calling for verifiable data.
The State Health Department warns that typhoid fever in Texas is largely spread by bathing in polluted streams rivers and tanks. Low or stagnant water carries disease germs and people who bathe there risk infection. the department urges sticking to bath tubs for safety.
Are you interested in a Commercial College Scholarship We have one for sale at a bargain Call at this office Mrs G W Blumberg of Seguin has been the guest of relatives and many friends during the past week As Miss Christa Moeckel she will always be lovingly remembered in our community
The notice promotes Bennett's seed from R L Bennett & Sons, touting superior breeding and awards at Gonzales Fair. It notes origins with Arkansas Experiment Station and government cotton export roles, urges orders for a carload to be shipped early fall from North Texas, and guarantees delivery for orders booked before September.
The author urges planting red osier dogwood sparingly to suit vast open land, avoiding grotesque overuse. Imagery includes hills with roses, pine country with junipers or harebells, and southern yuccas. Native grape, bittersweet, elderberry, honeysuckle, junipers, and other regionally appropriate species enhance cliffs or banks. follow native vegetation and avoid stiff formality. Indianapolis Star.
After years of waiting Schu lenburg approves a first class sewer system for the town. The election Tuesday produced 196 in favor and 24 against. Ladies of the town led the vote and the council should favor local labor to maximize employment during the cotton crop season.
An authorized auto light test station in Yoakum offers Benzer lenses for all car makes to comply with the new headlight law. Albert Mig's Garage on Route 2 provides testing and installation services with contact at 42x38.
The Gazette announces a new serial romance titled Neighbors by Robert Stead set in the Canadian North West. The work portrays pioneer life and aims to engage readers with a fresh regional tale.
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