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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
4
To advertisers and correspondents this is a reminder that no news matter can be received for insertion in the current issue of The Gazette after Tuesday noon. Please bear this in mind.
The note urges immediate payment of a pet tax and landmarks renewal of a subscription amid rising print paper costs and shortages. It laments apparent excess in Sunday editions by large dailies and magazines while urging timely renewal to avoid price increases.
The steel and miner strikes remain unsettled while railroad workers threaten to strike. Uncle Sam views Mexico as a spoiled child needing a spanking, predicting action unless Carranza moderates his tone soon.
A Texas note asserts women show no interest in voting, claiming poll tax receipts from women are not increasing and that women do not want to participate in elections.
Old Mexican leader Carranza declines to release American counsel Jenkins jailed in Puebla and hints at lessons in international law. Wilful stance suggests intervention may be needed to shift his position.
The speaker urges no hesitation or mediation in the quarrel with Mexico asserting grievances are understood and reparations long demanded should be paid promptly to preserve national respect among first-class nations.
The U S Government orders resumption of mine operations with a 14 percent wage increase and calls for volunteers at various mines. Volunteers are promised protection by government troops. The move prompts questions about potential consequences of the agitation.
A Yoakum Herald letter argues holidays crowd the calendar, estimating sleep 122 days yearly and 52 Sundays plus 14 holidays totaling 310 days, leaving about 55 days to work and urging fewer government and public celebrations.
The city of Shiner passes an ordinance prohibiting purchase and sale of United States War Savings and Thrift Stamps by non government representatives. Violations carry a misdemeanor charge with fines from ten to five hundred dollars per offense. A reward of five dollars may be paid for evidence leading to conviction. The text notes 1919 enactment by Mayor E. Runk and Secretary J. M. Canon.
Miller offers two improved homes near Shiner one on an acre and another on two lots plus two and a half blocks in Hast End Addition. Prices described as a sacrifice with terms offered.
A digest of quotes from Senator Kellogg on the League of Nations and U S domestic control, with snippets from Prohibition era wit and Mexico US tension. The items note party strategizing, potential presidential contention, and looming Texas gubernatorial speculation.
Richmond Virginia newspaper publishers met and adopted resolutions calling for a reduction in newspaper size due to a severe shortage of news print. They announced the situation had become so acute that many papers faced suspending publication.
The Houston Post criticizes U S response to American deaths in Mexico arguing powerful American groups influence Washington to avoid action. It contends complacent elites value privilege over citizens safety and flag honor as outrages continue unaddressed.
A performance titled Eyes of the World was scheduled at the Opers House on Monday December 29. The listing notes a nighttime show with local audience attention and a venue presentation.
J. W. Schindler offers cleaning and dyeing services for both Gents and Ladies in Shiner Texas. Our process restores garments that are soil stained or faded and extends their service life for months. Special attention is given to Ladies garments.
The first day of Von Ludendorff testimony included a sharp rebuke as Hoe called Von Bernstorff a liar. The remark is seen as likely to strike a responsive chord with the American public while the German official’s veracity is questioned.
Mechanics and materialmen claim a 1912 Maxwell Roadster owned by A L Gordon of Dallas county Texas for 144.41 due over 70 days. After twenty days from November 20 1919 the car will be exhibited near the Depot in Shiner Texas for sale to pay the charges with surplus to rightful owner.
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