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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
6
Edgar A. Guest reflects on aging and romance as his wife shingle cuts her hair, a change he initially resists yet cannot deny. He clings to memories of the past while acknowledging her choice and the allure of new styles.
E J Motis lawyer Neuman Building Yoakum Texas advertises a loan of 150000 on improved black land farms notes at 6 percent interest with contact details for the lender.
Dilworth Texas July 22 1925 The Dilworth Ledger reports on a dispute over Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association claims that members earned 10 per bale more. Walshak presents calculations showing average receipts 23.26 cents per pound versus 25.48 cents per pound for non members, suggesting farmers were better off without the association. He calls for verifiable figures to back the Bureau’s claim.
The Texas State Health Department warns that typhoid fever stems from bathing in polluted creeks rivers and tanks. Water is scarce in streams with stagnant pools carrying disease germs. It urges people to avoid such bathing and use bathtubs instead. Good advice from the Weimar Mercury.
Mrs. G. W. Blumberg of Seguin has hosted relatives and friends here this week. Miss Christa Moeckel will be lovingly remembered in our community.
Otto Fisseler promotes Bennett’s seed as superior to prior varieties. The Bennett firm, formerly with Arkansas Experiment Station and cotton breeding leadership, highlights proven gains and prize history at Gonzales Fair. Orders for a carload to ship early fall from North Texas. booked before September guarantee delivery.
In open country landscapes use red osier dogwood freely to suit vast horizons. It won’t overwhelm the scenery and pairs well with roses on hills or junipers in pine country. Choose native plants like grape, bittersweet, elderberry, honeysuckle, junipers, and harebells to enhance cliffs or banks as the native vegetation guides the palette.
After years of effort Schu lenburg approves a first class sewer system by 196 voting in favor to 24 against on election day. The town praises local labor over machinery to maximize employment amid a tight cotton harvest and mentions support from the women voters.
Albert Mig's Garage offers Benzer lenses for all car makes under state authorization. Authorized auto light test station located at 42x38 Yoakum Route 2, contact for availability and testing.
Robert Stead authors a new serial story titled Neighbors to be published in the Gazette. The tale centers on pioneer life in the Canadian Northwest and promises regional frontier drama.
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