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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
19
Advice column style piece contains moralizing remarks about marriage and women. It discusses complainers versus good sports mothers and offers cautions on trust, rumors, and intimate behavior. The tone reflects dated gender stereotypes and social norms.
The record lists Grade 7 students with points for Leona Seidenberger 15 Charles Drabek 14 Lorene Gieptner 13 Emily Novak 12 Mary Mocek 12 Mary Mikes 12. Grade 8 shows Regina Klos 19 Lillian Jaks 13 Verona Seidenberger 12. Grade 9 names Hulda Reissig Janie Adamek Annie Valis Vera Ullmann Dominic Malek. Grade 11 includes George Faltysek, Viola Marek, Lillie Hubner, Edwin Hofner, and Domestic Science Mary J Mokry Lydia Netek with scores 16 15 12.
A fragment quotes Pondering Ponzelle declaring generational sin versus maternal lineage, contrasting moral legacies and calling attention to the phrasing of inherited guilt. The text appears as a cryptic, aphoristic aside within a larger dialogue.
Races set for Sunday December 18 at 2 PM near Shiner on Sweet Home road feature Shorty against Ace of Diamonds and Peter Tyerina versus Beauty from Cuero in a 300 yard dash with a purse of 600 dollars.
The Texas flower is the Bluebonnet selected by legislative action in 1901. The state tree is the Pecan.
The annual value of Texas commercial well waters is estimated at 20 million dollars, ranking the mined waters among the state’s leading minerals.
Real estate brief offers one acre of land near a Catholic Church. Various listings include property in Orient and a home in Park addition. Interested parties should apply to A M Zidek Hallettsville RT 2 or Mrs Wm Huebner.
The 100 acre Griffin property with wood and water is offered along with 300 acres of pasture and a contact for Mrs. F. F. Wood, Gonzales Texas RT 3 Box 99. Also seeks to buy a mid size work horse and lists other ads for a Ford motor and corn crusher, farm rental near Shiner, and a servant girl.
Notice signs posted against hunting and trespassing on all lands of the Green estate in Gonzales and Lavaca counties unless a written permit is obtained from Wm D Green. Also advertisements offer for sale farming implements feed household goods stock and a meat hog with contact details for Jim Mauric and John Henkhaus.
Texas has more than 600000 telephones, with about 400000 belonging to the Bell System and 200000 operated by independent companies.
The Lone Star flag of Texas was adopted by the Republic at its third congress in Houston on January 25, 1839.
The high town of consequence in Texas Fort Davis serves as the Jeff Davis County seat and sits in the Davis mountains earning the nickname city a mile high.
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