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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
8
Local ad promotes Pioneer Flour and a line of groceries with country produce. De livery within city limits. Call Herman Schroeder, proprietor, for prices and service. Phone 0.
School notes announce a one day exam on Saturday August 29 for those seeking to complete under the old law. Applicants need not register with the county superintendent. The exam excludes elementary and second class high school certificates. The tri county institute for whites will be in LaGrange August 31 to September 4, with colored teachers at the LaGrange colored high school same week. Many teacher contracts remain filed in the county superintendent’s office. contracts require valid certificates to be valid.
A Texarkana physician advertises Pellagra treatment claiming many symptoms, offers a free booklet The Story of Pellagra, and asserts state health department and physicians endorse his method. He reports over 2000 treatments in the last year and provides free diagnosis.
Mr and Mrs J J Kuck came back Saturday from an extended pleasure trip to Germany. They were welcomed at the depot by many friends from the Prairie who greeted them with a hearty hand shake.
Trade at Wendtland & Novak. visits and greetings across towns. Joe Hughs returned from Marlin last Friday. County Treasurer Mrs B Mikulenka and daughter spent Sunday with Ed Prasatik. Miss Willie Hazel Monarce to return from Lockhart. Junior Camp Fire Girls enjoyed hay ride and picnic. thanks to Aug Rogge for wood truck. Miss Lydia Boenecke visiting San Marcos relatives. Chicken ordinance and State Headlight law to take effect next Tuesday. Several visits to Bay l or ne and San Antonio noted.
Robert Stead, a Canadian poet and writer, has produced in Neighbors one of the most charming Northwest novels. Begin it in the next issue. A pleasant caller visited the office last Saturday, Chas A Sismilich of San Antonio, city salesman of the San Antonio Paper Co, was the guest of relatives.
Mrs John Kubena aged 70 years 1 month and 24 days died at the home of her daughter Mrs Henry Butschek in Moulton Tuesday evening of heart failure. Funeral from the Butschek home Thursday at 9 o'clock with burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery. Survived by 9 children and 20 grandchildren. born in Bohemia in 1855 she came to the U.S. at 24 and lived near Moulton most of her life.
Roy M. Canon joined his family here last weekend after attending summer school at Teacher's College in San Marcos.
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