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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
4
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Amid broad price declines, newspapers face rising newsprint costs as publishers weigh impact on production. Industry observers note tighter margins and possible cutbacks, urging readers to anticipate shifts in local papers and forthcoming editions.
The report notes Pat Neff pledges to cut state expenses with a large new project. Dublin Ireland unrest referenced as Irish sympathizers in New York riot over a British flag at the Union Club Building. England reports call Lloyd George the country’s supreme ruler, guiding decisions.
Governor Pat M. Neff ends the inaugural ball saying he does not believe in dancing nor hunting and fishing, citing personal beliefs and expectations.
The Republicans argue that victors divide the spoils and predict they will soon control all post offices, signaling a strong partisan turnover stance.
The Yorktown News questions Democratic handling of liquor at the San Francisco Convention. It cites “Fourteen Pints” and says the sixty-odd barrels should have fueled the general election, noting they met the same fate as the booze.
A two year delay in appointing a postmaster in Shiner follows Mr Herder’s resignation. Three applicants remain, with T J Ponton serving as temporary postmaster for a year. No final appointment has been made, risking GOP bias after the next administration.
Miss Lucille and Miss Bess Crouch of Yoakum Texas, University of Texas students, received Carnegie medals for heroism in saving Mrs L Hunt of Victoria from drowning at Port O Connor in September 1918. They were awarded $2090 each for educational use and University expenses.
Leading Democrats will meet in Washington on Jackson Day January 8 1921 to reestablish the party on the right basis. The progressive forces including William Jennings Bryan are said to contemplate forming a new party to save the Democrats from further defeat.
The Spaniard who calls himself President of Ireland pronounces death against the British officer at Croke Park, distant from his New York hotel, prompting a remark that he should be at home where Ireland needs him.
Braches pasture near Dilworth will be open to people seeking wood all week and next week. J. B. Kennard signs the notice.
Paris Texas November 26 A farmer Jesse Bramlett and neighbors were attacked by a broad sow while killing hogs. The enraged animal seized a pistol in its mouth and chased the men around the lot risking discharge before dropping the weapon.
Mrs J C Blohm presented her letter for membership in the Shiner Methodist Church. Dr and Mrs E E Wilson spent Thanksgiving in Gonzales. Texaco Crystalite kerosene oil touted for stoves and lamps with no smoke or odor. Agent W J Tomasco endorses product.
Peck Welhausen cashier swears the bank statement true to date in Lavaca County Texas. Notary C B Stratman records the oath on November 26 1920. Directors include C B Welhausen Philip Welhausen William Green. Recapitulation shows Loans and Discounts 64082342 Capital Stock and Surplus 0000 Building and Fixtures Total cash and exchange 89091510 and 110075852.
Public notice announces the purchase of the Palace of Sweets from Mr. A. B. Jungbecker and continued operation with staple and fancy groceries. The new owner invites patronage and notes continued beef casings supply by Emil Bonordén.
Public notice announces monthly trades day on the first Saturday starting December 4 1920 at Walter s lot beside Shiner Bottling Works. Sell horses cows sheep hogs or any goods and browse for purchases. Real estate talks available Luedecke and Zappe hosts.
President Robert E. Vinson of the University of Texas delivered the inaugural address at the annual meeting of the Texas Teachers Association in Fort Worth. He then presided over the opening session as association president.
Before Christmas Southland Lumber Co promotes glossy varnishes in Light Oak Dark Oak Golden Oak Walnut and Mahogany for furniture touch ups. They advertise a new snakeless odorless polish in aluminum and lack with a satisfaction guarantee.
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