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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
4
Mr Aug Baca brought down the season's first deer and shared venison steak with the editorial parsonage. His party included Frank Jaks J Kasper and his son Ben.
Two more hunting parties have since killed deer, namely John Valenta and Adolph Richter. The last couple to bring in a deer were E. J. Tomasco and Rudy Garbade.
The fourth buck of the season was brought in Tuesday morning after falling to William and Ed Macha. The Gazette family expresses appreciation for a roast and a luscious steak.
Our grateful thanks for the good business in handling personal Christmas cards. No orders will be received after Friday December tenth as it would be impossible to fill them.
Miss Gladys Turk and Mr. Robert Nelson of Gonzales married on Thanksgiving Day at Seguin. Gladys Turk, respected teacher and Kobernot School principal, is described as charming and highly capable, with a promising future. The Gazette offers best wishes.
Oil Mill Machine Shop and Garage advertises an Authorized Test Station ready to provide prompt service for December light inspections necessary to register vehicles on January 1, 1926.
The notice urges readers to scan the first page and read the paper’s advertising line. It emphasizes attractive Christmas gifts from advertisers who are spending money to promote their wares.
Miss Fern Richter presented a program with her pup ils featuring saxophone flute and clarinet solos and a full orchestra. Mrs. E. G. Wessels assisted Miss Richter in two delightful numbers, drawing favorable comments from a large audience last Saturday night.
WIMER RICHARDSON & COMPANY Inc investment bankers in San Antonio advertise farm loans with 5 or 7 year terms at 7 percent annual rate, liberal prepayment, no broker age, prompt inspections, and a short form application. Also offering 7 percent real estate mortgages for sale and inviting inquiries.
County Court opens Monday the 7th with Clerk J F Bozka noting a light docket. Jury list includes John Falusek Moulton Rt 1 and Ad Matusek Hville Rt 2 among others from Yoakum and Hallettsville. Hallettsville Herald reported the names A L Purdun Yoakum and J A Mudd Yoakum Rt 4 among jurors for the first week.
Willie Konecny and Agnes Mladenka observed Thanksgiving by marrying in a Catholic ceremony performed by Father Netardus. Close relatives attended at the bride’s church. After a family dinner they honeymooned to Victoria and Port Lavaca before settling in Florida.
Garbade Lumber Co introduces a collapsible breakfast wok as a novel Christmas gift. The portable pan promises compact storage and quick setup for holiday cooking demonstrations and home meals.
Father L. P. Netardus officiated the November 23 ceremony uniting Emil Pavelka and Miss Agnes Roznovsky in marriage. The Gazette offers heartiest congratulations to the couple.
A magazine offers a year of pleasure when sent as a Christmas remembrance. Subscription available for any magazine publication. Ring 108 or see Miss Leonida Schuhmann personally for details.
The DeWitt County Agent will hold a terracing demonstration on my farm Friday after 10 o clock. All persons interested in the work are urged to be present. H. G. Coldewey.
The Shiner Hi basketball players express deep appreciation for shoes donated by the firm of Wendtland and Novak.
The Liberty theater offered five showings of the Ten Commandments but fair crowds attended only a portion. Management has long aimed to feature only the best films, yet attendance suggests a disappointing result.
Repairs and gasoline service offered at Albert Mill's Garage on Yoakum Route 2. Authorized county test station for headlights with Gulf gasoline available.
Mr Ford Berger and Miss Annie Kalischek wed at the Catholic Church on November 24 with Father Netardus officiating. The Gazette notes the couple and extends thanks as friends send warm congratulations.
Cadets Johnnie Kasper and Paul Kempe from A. and M. College were home for the past week, returning from duty and enjoying time with family.
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