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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
4
Family expresses gratitude to those who offered kindness during illness and after the death of their father John M. Hreek. Special thanks go to Rev. Green Rev. Fraser and to the singers. The Children.
Honor roll includes Mary Vincik Lillie Vincik for second grade Annie Vincik Edwin Glomb Vlasta Sembera fifth grade Hilda Mueller Harry Zacharias sixth grade Stazie Vincik seventh grade Alphonse Glomb eighth grade Katie Vincik. For Sale fresh sausage casings Emil Bonorden 5x2.
The Yoakum Times argues bond issues funded schools sewer systems streets railroads shops and roundhouse buildings court houses highways and other public improvements. It challenges opponents to propose a better plan to secure public works.
San Antonio State plans a $100,000 women dormitory at the San Antonio State Hospital as part of Christmas offerings with Eline's Cherry and Strawberry filled chocolate candy lined up for the season.
A holiday suggestion promotes a yearly home newspaper subscription as a lasting present. It contrasts the gift with health options and offers a rate of 52 visits for 1.50 dollars. This compact notice appeals to readers seeking a practical, enduring present.
The piece urges Shiner voters to fund a new public school building as a Christmas gift to local children. It notes the current facility is unsafe and outdated, cites the State Department of Education waiting list, and highlights the town’s honorable educational progress while seeking funds for a safer, modern campus. It references the school’s 17.5 units and proposed additions in English Biology and Agriculture, and mentions local economic context and Edinburg Country Club expansion.
Texas reports 52 mattress plants from the last census with Sugarland hosting one of the largest facilities in the United States.
The average milk production per Texas cow climbed by 660 pounds from 1919 to 1925. Texas counts 849,240 dairy cows producing nearly 50 million dollars in dairy products.
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