Shiner Florist and Local Businesses Ad Snippets
A collection of short notices includes Yoakum Monument Co and Joe Machac on Hochheim road selling 20x52 funeral flowers, Shiner Florist with 113 phone, and mentions of Shiner Drug Co staff visiting Miss Virginia Valenta in Seaton, plus a tip on radiator winter fronts and gas savings from Western Auto.
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Yoakum Monument Co
Joe Machac
Hochheim Road
Shiner Florist
Mrs Wolters Speaks at Yoakum Rotary and Philomathic Club
Mrs Julia Wolters spoke at the Yoakum Rotary Meeting recounting her Europe tour and addressed the Philomathic Club there last week. Dist Clerk Gus J Strauss and his mother Mrs Chas Strauss visited our city Monday.
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Julia Wolters
Yoakum
Wolters
Europe
Philomathic Club
Gus J. Strauss
Chas. Strauss
Our City
Misses Tassler and Liskovsky Return to School in San Marcos
Miss Annie Laurie Tassler and Ida Liskovsky, after spending Thanksgiving with their parents locally, returned to San Marcos Sunday where they continue their studies.
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Annie Laurie Tassler
Ida Liskovsky
San Marcos
Bohemian Picture at the Palace Tonight
A reminder notes a Bohemian film or show at the Palace theater this Thursday evening. The notice emphasizes the local event and the venue, urging readers to attend.
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the Palace
Kasper and Roscoe visitors share holiday calls
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kasper of Flatonia visited in the Charles Kasper home Sunday. Henry Hackfeld of Roscoe spent a week with relatives. Reginald Mergenthaler, a fingerprint expert with Corsicana Police, enjoyed a week’s vacation with his hometown folks. Wisarwells product claims include a one year guarantee against road hazards.
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Mrs. C. Kasper
Flatonia
Charles Kasper
Western Auto Associate Store
Henry Hackfeld
Roscoe
Nolan County
Reginald Mergenthaler
Corsicana
Wemken visits Chicago uncle in Schulze home
Mr Henry Wemken of Chicago spent the past week in the Ad Schulze home. He is Mrs Schulze's uncle and a former resident who left the city about forty years ago.
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Henry Wemken
Chicago
Ad. Schulze
Mr. Wemken
Mrs. Schulze
Our City
Houston visitor Joyce Canon visits grandparents during holidays
Miss Joyce Jean Canon of Houston visited her grandparents during the holidays, sharing time with family and enjoying the festive season.
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Joyce Jean Canon
Houston
Mrs Henkhaus Tour Highlights Baton Rouge Bridges
Mrs. O C Henkhaus recently returned from a four week trip with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs O W Davis of Lafayette Louisiana She visited Natchitoches Alexandria Opelousas Baton Rouge and New Orleans Mr Davis works with Wm P Morrison Engineering Co of Waco Texas as assistant Rural Electrification for Louisiana The most interesting part of her trip was visits to the new State Capital at Baton Rouge and the many large steel bridges built under Huey Long’s administration.
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O. C. Henkhaus
O. W. Davis
LaFayette
Louisiana
Natchitoches
Alexandria
Opelousas
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Davis
Wm. P. Morrison Engineering Co
Waco
Texas
Braves Edge St. Joseph in 46 14 Victory
The Commanche Braces dominated St. Joseph of Yoakum 46 to 14 as Bennie Patek and Billie Novake led the offense. Fans begin debating all district all conference all American selections while players prep for next season.
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Commanche
St. Joseph of
Yoakum
Bennie Patek
Billie Novake
Squaws Make Debut in First Basketball Game
Shiner girls from St. Joseph Academy opened with a 38 to 8 loss to their opponent. The report notes potential strength and several rough spots, urging daily practice and reporting to the barge. Officials expect basketball to be underway district wide by mid December and remind readers to buy season tickets.
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Shiner
St. Joseph Academy
Aggies Stop Texas 7 0 Before 32000 At Kyle Field
Bruce Layer reports College Station November 25 as the Texas Aggies defeat the Texas Longhorns 7 to 0 in a defensive battle. A late first period drive produced the only touchdown while Kyle Field fills with 32000 fans, the largest crowd in the stadium’s history. The victory preserves the Aggies dominance at home for two more years, ending Texas’ two-decade streak of winning at Kyle Field.
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Bruce Layer
College Station
Aggieland
Texas Aggies
University of Texas
Kyle Field
Aggies
Longhorns
Texas
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Whoopee
wWe
Paris
Schaefer
Shiner Drug Company
Coleman Vs Range
Coleman
Shiner Hardware CO
Shiner Drug Co
Kkudie Valenta
Marthalyn
Virginia Valenta
Seaton
Austin
Western Auto Associate
Palace Theatre
C.B. Wielhausen & Co
Christ
Gladstone
Majestic Hotel
Marlin
Elgin Tubb, Mer
Saxet
van Camp’s
Sacramento
White House
Bonorden Grocery
Arno Wagner
Schulenburg
Indianola Burke
G. W. Eschenburg
E. J. Wesselsky
Memmee
First National Bank of Shiner
Lavaca Courary
Shiner Oil Mill & Mfg. CO
the Shiner High School
See 'Um
Squaws
C. B. Welhausos & Co