Subscription Rates Noted in Shiner Texas Post
The Shiner Texas Post notes its status as second-class matter and lists subscription rates and related details.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
4
The Shiner Texas Post notes its status as second-class matter and lists subscription rates and related details.
The column surveys Lavaca County politics and national figures, noting Democratic routine battles, Prohibition stances, and local events. It mentions Jerome and Hearst, Cuba, Labor Day plans, party loyalties, and shifts among Lavaca Democrats with multiple community notices and social updates.
A compact aphorism urging consistency in political beliefs and loyalty to a party, warning against opportunistic switches with shifting winds and stressing democracy as the sovereign choice for ordinary citizens.
The Moulton Sandstone shipper sent a carload to Belle Washington last week. Franke bought a tensorial parlor in Shiner from Felix Hillmer. Louis Ehlers, a Shiner businessman, visited Moulton Saturday. Cotton receipts reach 2600 bales with an expected 5500 for the season, down 1300 from last year. The Sam Will Moore Institute fall term opens October 1. A group enjoyed a Sunday trip to Shiner. A gin plant fire near Kuris Beran caused minor cotton and property damage. flames were checked. Eagle readers urged to sharpen razors at Wib Franks.
Music notice calls pupils to be ready for enrollment on September 17 with regular work starting September 24. Those who have not paid last year’s account will not enter close.
Notices urge wagon owners to try the new cold tire setting machine at Mikulik’s blacksmith shop, promising tire setting while you wait. An ad from Firet National Bank offers customers something free. Local calls to sell cotton seed to Shiner oil mill. Fruit season noted as forthcoming. Wendel advertises hot and cold baths at William Franks. Services held last Sunday at Catholic and Methodist churches.
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