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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
5
The Brunswick Tire claims higher standards through expert staff and 20 years of rubber experience. It emphasizes that superior tires come from knowledge, skill, and unanimous adoption of improvements, offering a super-tire at no higher price than similar brands.
A Brunswick advertisement from Dallas promotes cord fabric and solid truck tires. The dealer location is 611 Main Street, referencing Brunswick Balke Collender Co. in the listings.
Local residents share views on community growth and town development. Citizens discuss roads housing and services, highlighting needs and potential projects that reflect collective advancement and shared well being.
Relief work for the Texas coast is accelerated by the Salvation Army under Lt. Col. George Wood. Clothing and food are rushed from post stores to Roy Miller, relief chairman in Corpus Christi, with appeals sent to western cities to fund and supply aid.
W. P. Walsh of Tyler reports veterans and sailors helped recruit county and state leaders for a Salvation Army home service campaign worth 600000 dollars. He recalls a wounded draftee who served overseas and inspired local support after harrowing frontline experiences.
A poem-like inquiry explains the flag’s design. It notes red white and blue, thirteen stripes for the original states, and stars added for new states while stripes remain unchanged.
Julius Kircher laments forgotten sacrifices of the home front in World War I era. He honors the old folks who waited, saved, and supported troops, nursing, factory, farm, and camp workers, and those who financed the effort through sacrifice and duty.
Gossip from exchanges notes the ex Kaiser’s Holland house seen as unlucky by neighbors while William Hohenzollern’s fate is treated as deserved. Comparisons draw Gabriel d’Annunzio as greater than Alexander the Great for seeking overlooked worlds.
Henry Bradshaw earning 25 a week as an ambulance driver must pay 12 weekly to his wife and baby. Judge Roy Campbell orders this support as long as Bradshaw provides the amount. Bradshaw says living costs for himself require 15 weekly, while the judge keeps desertion charges awaiting outcome.
The attorney general holds that a husband cannot pay his wife’s poll tax without an order from her. We opine that such an order will not be difficult to obtain.
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