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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
5
William E. Knox argues that America must curb waste and teach personal economics to raise living standards. He warns that mismanagement of personal income, wasteful spending, and speculative losses threaten solvency as population grows. Schools should educate youths to manage finances. businesses must help workers save to prevent widespread pauperism.
A listing of sale items: a pair of young matched horses including a paint pony, an air motor gasoline engine 11-2 HP, and a 104 acre farm at Peach Creek nine miles west of Shiner with a new frame house and electric lights. Interested parties may contact Mrs. Gerh. Siems or Ed Jurica Rt. 4 Shiner Texas.
A five foot rattlesnake with 11 rattles and a button was killed on the Albert Ducho place about three miles east of Moulton Texas on Friday morning. It was the first rattlesnake seen in the area and is thought to have wandered there in search of water.
A brief help wanted notice seeking a few school children to room and board. Contact Miss Adelia Krueger or call 160 for details.
The Tri County Institute for rural teachers of Lavaca Colorado and Fayette counties will be held at La Grange August 31 September 1 2 38 and 4 1925.
Rev. Jos Green his wife and baby left yesterday for Hallettsville to assume the Baptist pastorate and occupy the pastoral home He will continue to give Shiner church half time every first and third Sunday He will preach the fifth Sunday Aug 30 at Shiner Our people regret surrendering him after a few months of residence among us to Hallettsville to reside.
Mrs Otto Dreyer and her children spent last weekend with Yoa Kum relatives, sharing time and family ties across generations.
Mrs E J Tomasco entertained the 500 Club and guests last Friday afternoon from 2 to 6. The club prize went to Mrs Alvina Wolters, guest prize to Mrs H H Hepler, and consolation to Mrs R Valenta. A salad course with sugar bouquet pops complemented the event. Attendees included L G Valenta, L Fink, B R Holchak, Walter Muecke, T J Ponton, Alfred Brosch, Thomas Hughs, J C and A J Blohm, Alfred Merseburger, John Simicek of Orange Grove, W J and F E Tomasco, Master C J, and Misses Elvera Herder, Johnnie Ponton, Iona Mae Striebeck, Annie Louis, Plageman, Mabel Merrem, and Alice Delery of San Antonio.
Dance at Rocky Site next Sunday night August 23 invites all ages. Music by the Patek Band promises lively entertainment for old and young attendees.
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