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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
9
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August Rogge Midway Gin along with Mr and Mrs O Woodcock Miss Pauline Schlottman Mr Paul Schlottman Jr of Dallas and Mrs R Liebscher and daughter Elna visited in the homes of C B Stratman W B Oltman and A Schramm last week, with plans to gin on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Texaco gasoline and lube oil advertised with assured service at Highway Filling Station and Shiner Garage. Ed Gehrels, agent, notes phone 104 in Texas.
Mrs. Frank Rubins and her children joined Mr. Rubins who recently established Rosenwasser and Rubin in our community after arriving from San Antonio last week.
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Lottie Mirkovsky of San Antonio visits relatives. Mrs. Wm. Mueller of Flatonia stays with Mrs. Aug. Rogge. Mrs. George Welch of Denton visits her sister, Mrs. E. C. Wolters.
Joe Hiebner of Cistern spent last week with his daughter, Mrs. F. F. Michna, during a family visit that included shared meals and local outings.
Miss Bertha Hiebner of Cistern is a guest in the F. F. Michna home, staying for a social visit and hospitality.
Temple Lumber Co manager Gus Jaroszewski is in Marlin taking the baths.
F. J. Vesely proprietor announces tube vulcanizing service. Mr. Peck Wellhausen returns to health after a week of illness, continuing to patronize the station.
Mrs Max Siems and her children of Orange Grove are paying a social visit to Mr and Mrs Louis Ehlers. The call brings together local families for a cordial afternoon gathering.
Business visitor Merseburger traveled to Waco and Marlin this week, meeting local firms and discussing opportunities. The sorties emphasized regional commerce and potential partnerships.
G. W. Eschenburg advertises all refrigerators at specially reduced prices. See his ad for details and savings opportunities.
R. J. Strauss and family returned last week from Port Arthur, where they had been staying for several days. The group reported pleasant weather and plans to resume daily routines soon.
Mr and Mrs Fritz Bohman and their family have returned to Stockdale after a residence elsewhere.
Flatonia is actively preparing for its fair while also moving forward with the installation of a new sewer system. The town council reviews progress and schedules, highlighting civic improvement efforts and community events.
Miss Selma Kempe is home from a delightful visit to Corpus Christi and Alice. she shared pleasant stories of her travels and time spent with friends in those Texas towns.
Miss Nola Buske and her mother are home after visiting relatives in Houston.
Have your eyes examined and glasses fitted correctly by a home man. All work guaranteed. Have all the latest styles in frames. Dr. Gus Schulze. 36ff.
Rudy Janecek and Eddie Pohler are home from an auto trip spanning the Texas plains, New Mexico and Colorado. The travelers arrived last night and recounted their journey with friends in the town.
Mrs Chas Stasny and her daughter spent last week in the home of Mrs Frank Dolessi in Yoakum. The visit highlighted local social ties and hospitality as residents hosted the guests during the week.
The report states Mr. Frank Pagel Sr. is improving following a serious illness that lasted ten days. His condition prompted updates from attending physicians and family members, reflecting cautious optimism about his recovery.
John Lockman notifies the public of a change of address from Brackenridge to Sandia Texas. No other details accompany the notice.
Mr and Mrs E J Herkhaus arrived Sunday from Lubbock for a short visit with relatives. The item mentions bargains in Wendiland and Novak Shiner Texas.
Mrs. John H. Grant and daughter Freda Mae and nephew Melvin Wilkins of Houston were guests in the KE. G. Burke home the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kunath spent Sunday in San Antonio with Mrs. Kunath's sister Mrs. Walter Koenning and family. They were accompanied home by their mother Mrs. P. A. Ramsel.
Walter Henkhaus has finished a business course at Central City Commercial College in Waco and expects to travel to Lubbock to begin a position with the Cm press.
Miss Ethel Hoffmann arrived last Thursday from St. Louis and has been greeting old friends while adjusting a large and complete line of fall millinery. She is making her home with Mrs. Victor Waters.
A new serial novel begins in The Gazette detailing two young men and two women as they take up homesteads across the Canadian West. The chapter introduces frontier life, frontier challenges, and budding friendships amid rugged landscapes and growing settlements.
Principal Chas Chovanetz of the Shiner Faculty returns from summer school at State University and expects completion in August with a degree in history.
W. W. Carter claims Adlerika relieves years of discomfort at age sixty. The product is described as a buckthorn bark glycerine mixture that removes gas in ten minutes and relieves bloating, plus helps chronic constipation. Advert says Shiner Drug Company processes it.
Mr. and Mrs Anton Ondrusek and their baby from Alice called at this office before returning home. They left a subscription to the Gazette. Ondrusek reported Alice cotton receipts at 1700 bales when he departed about ten days ago.
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