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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
7
A testimonial cites a woman who avoided solid foods for three years due to gas. After using Adlerika she can eat everything again, claiming the first spoonful relieves gas and clears old waste, improving meals and sleep. Shiner Drug Company.
Wolters Bros Co. has been notified that in the Remington Sixth Annual Window Display Contest their firm received third prize of $50. The winning window features hardware and sporting goods and has drawn requests from trade journals nationwide for photos.
Lavaca county mourns John Hrcek born in 1844 Hungaria Austria died Friday December 2 1927 aged 83 years 1 month 3 days Funeral Sunday at City Cemetery with Rev Jos Green and Rev Fraser officiating O D H S Lodge assisted and a large outpouring of friends attended Surviving spouse Mollie Heckel and second wife Fannie Kahanak with many children grandchildren and great grandchildren listed.
Miss Edna Sauer assists Mrs C J Waldrep with office work at the Purity Creamery.
A local advertiser promotes buying an Atwater Kent radio now for holiday gifting with a brief shout to a recipient named Jill in the garage context.
Mr and Mrs Elo Wolters Harold Runk Drawe Herbert Wolters and Joe Zahradnick traveled to Wharton on Sunday where Harold surprised his father with a brief visit.
Cedar posts and wire report that Temple Lumber Co. C M Koerner underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis Tuesday morning at the local hospital.
An Oil Mill Garage radio offer is linked to cures for colds and fevers. Mrs. Frank Pagel Sr. recovers from a broken right arm injuries last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Fink travel to San Antonio for winter, planning monthly returns to manage Shiner business and social circles.
Mrs Sophia Amsler of San Antonio was a guest in the C C Amsler home last week. Mrs Earl Fry has returned to Austin after visiting Shiner relatives. Free barbering course offered by Moser Barber College in Houston with a learning while earning catalogue.
Henry Flessner and his wife visited Yorktown this week at the J. R. Barrow residence, joining local hosts for a cordial call.
Walter L. Henkhaus takes a new post with Henke & Pilot in Houston. August Kaspar returns home after weeks abroad tending business interests and visiting his son Walter in Iowa Park.
A lively fireworks event drew a crowd at Emil Bonorden with a mix of colorful shells and fountains lighting the sky. Spectators reported loud bursts and a festive atmosphere as local residents gathered for the show.
Father F X Wolf notifies the Gazette of a new address from Path to Seguin and expresses pleasure in serving the Seguin parish as his new yet familiar home.
University of Texas freshmen may date only three times a week under a rule from last year to aid first year students. The dean says the plan helps girls balance time for maximum benefit. Miss Terrill notes it was successful last year and should double with more dormitory space and students this year.
The first cotton mill in Texas was a small spinning and weaving plant erected by John F Terry at New Braunfels on the Comal River around 1850. It was destroyed by flood years later and never rebuilt.
The Dallas Cotton Mill, founded in 1838, is identified as the oldest active cotton mill in the state.
At the home of Mrs. H Arthur Zappe last Saturday afternoon Miss Annie Louise Plageman hosted the Girls Bridge Club. Three tables played as guests enjoyed a tray lunch with yellow cosmos favors. Myrtle Monroe was high and Alma Canon second. Other guests included Olga and Gertrude Kasper Yattie Gloor Willie Hazel Monroe Iona Mae Striebeck Alice Pohler and Mesdames Thomas Hughs and Arthur Kaspar.
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