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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1933

Page

4

Meyerhoff's Hallettsville Offers New York Merchandise

Back from New York Mr and Mrs Sam Reichman buyers for Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co Hallettsville announce arrival of an up to date line of Ladies Children Men and Boys ready to wear merchandise. Store is two story brick with a wide assortment, low prices and appealing styles. Visitors are invited to see stock and fitting options for the whole family.

Sam Reichman Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co Hallettsville New York Meyerhoff Meyerhoff’s

Old Time Dance At Henkhaus Texas Saturday August 26

Community event notice for Henkhaus Texas invites all residents to an old time dance on Saturday August 26 with music by Pateks Orchestra. Fun social occasion highlighted by local musicians and broad invitation to join.

Henkhaus Texas Patek

Old Time and Modern Dance At Vlastenee Hall

A Saturday night dance at Vlastenee Hall on August 26 features the Medley Entertainers Orchestra. Admission is 25 cents for gentlemen with ladies admitted free.

Vlastenee Hall Medley Entertainers Orchestra

Sunset School Dance Announces Saturday Event

Sunset School invites the public to a dance Saturday night August 26. Music by West Bros. Admission for gentlemen 25 cents, ladies free. Everyone welcome.

West Bros

Stairs Made Her Gasp For Breath

A 53 year old woman, 5 ft tall, describes losing 7 pounds from 154 to 147 while using Kruschen Salts without diet change. She reports feeling lighter, more fit, and able to run stairs without gasping, and notes the product costs about 85 cents for a four week supply.

J. H

Bleeding Gums Healed Reported By Dentists

Reliable dentists report successful use of Leto's Pyorrhoea Remedy on the worst gum cases. If it fails, druggists will refund the money.

Leto

Banjes Canning Club Sets Sept 27 as Achievement Day

The Banjes Canning Club held its regular monthly meeting at 8:30 at Mrs. Chas. Chovanetz’s home with few attendees. Miss Della Pfluger outlined the next meeting at Mrs. C. B. Stratman’s home on September 27 designated as Achievement Day featuring pantry demonstration, gift and product tables, and rare canned goods exhibits. Members must report their preserved jars or cans to president Mrs. Frank Tassler Jr. for the compiled season tally. Reporter.

Banjes Canning Club Chas. Chovanetz Della Pfluger C. B. Stratman

Reno Divorce Plot Revealed in Nameless Girl Tale

In a Reno bound plan, a nameless woman seeks divorce amid cash from a blue coated companion. A hotel room scene reveals a wary rival, nine hundred dollars on the table, and the possibility of memory return as she contemplates rest and anonymity.

Reno

Girl Vanishes After Stealing Item In Lobby

In a quiet incident a girl previously seen with a taken item exited into the lobby and disappeared from view, leaving staff puzzled about the whereabouts and whether authorities should be alerted.

Doris Reunited With Mystery Name In New York

The amnesiac Doris is approached by a plump French woman claiming kin and a shared loss as a luggage dispute unfolds. Doris learns of a husband at sea named Rocky Du Val and suspects a plan to keep her past hidden while a limousine moves toward an uncertain destination in New York.

Doris Mrs. du Val New York Rocky Rocky du Val France Europe Biltmore Ton Oscar

Ailing Doris Faces Complications After Loss and Reveal

Doris recalls everything days later as Mrs. Du Val grows furious about a lost bag. Rocky’s gift raises suspicions while Doris contemplates possible lies. Mrs. Du Val envisions Oscar’s happiness and a revived romance, sharing sentimental plans for the future.

Experimenting with Mexican corn at Yoakum

J. J. Olsen of Yoakum former representative to the State Legislature and his family visited his father H. Olsen Sr and sister Mrs Frank Foster. He spoke of a summer experiment growing Mexican seed corn from three bushels obtained in Mexico on 18 acres planted late June. The crop is two feet high with some drought failed seed now up. He expects a fine crop as ears are thick and six inches long. Olsen estimates cotton yield from three quarters to a bale per acre this season. He has long advocated cotton acreage regulation by government and notes the plow-up campaign aligns with those ideas.

J. J. Olsen Yoakum H. Olsen Sr Frank Foster Old Mexico Olsen South Gonzales Inquirer

Farmer Puts Up 1700 Cans of Tomatoes Near Sublime

J. H. Ray, a Lavaca county farmer near Sublime, canned his surplus tomato crop in 1000 No. 2 and 700 No. 1 cans. The cans sold readily to area merchants, making him the second Lavaca grower to market canned tomatoes after M. C. Adad dell of Sublime. Local stores in Shinesand carried the product amid brisk demand.

Hallettsville Texas J. H. Ray Sublime Mr. Ray Lavaca County M. C. Adaddell Shinesand

Relief Bond Amendment discussed for Texas counties

In Austin on August 21, William Strauss, head of the relief bond amendment campaign, says federal relief spending in Texas counties already exceeds the cost of repaying bonds over a year. He argues bonds up to 20 million would relieve tax burdens on homes and farms, with per capita taxes likely under 41 cents annually for a decade. Lavaca County relief spending totaled 40,026 in ten months as it seeks 3,000 for August for 985 relief roll residents.

Austin Texas William Strauss Strauss Lavaca

Miss Josephine Probst Visits Friends in Three Rivers

Miss Josephine Probst of Three Rivers visited Mrs Runk and Mrs Elo Wolters at their homes last week, sharing greetings and social calls as part of local community visits.

Josephine Probst Three Rivers Runk Elo Wolters

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