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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
9
The excerpt presents opinions on women and husbands, contrasting complainy wives with respectful ones, and offering cynical musings on rumors, loyalty, and men guiding women. It includes admonitions about kissing, gender roles, and a dated, provocative stereotype-laden tone.
The record shows student names with points by grade levels. Grade 7 lists Leonad Seidenberger 15, Charles Drabek 14, Lorene Gieptner 13, Emily Novak 12, Mary Macek 12, Mary Mikes 12. Grade 8 names Regina Klos 19, Lillian Jaks 13, Verona Seidenberger 12. Grade 9 includes Hulda Reissig 16, Janie Adamek 15, Annie Valis 15, Vera Ullmann 12, Dominic Malek 12. Grade 11 lists George Faltysek 15. Business Course lists Viola Marek 14, Lillie Hubner 13, Edwin Hofner 13. Domestic Science lists Mary J. Mokry 12, Lydia Netek 12.
A garbled excerpt presents a speaker named Pondering Vonzelle discussing sin and generational impact with unclear attribution to a mother’s shins, yielding a fragmented archival line.
Sunday racing near Shiner on Sweet Home road features Shorty with Ace of Diamonds and Peter Tyerina with Beauty from Cuero in a 3800 yard dash for a $600 purse.
Classified note advertises sale of 1 acre land near the Catholic Church with contact A M Zidek in Hallettsville Route 2 and another listing for a home in Park addition offered by Mrs. Wm Huebner. Rosy ad style notes minimum price of twenty five cents per insertion.
The text states Texas official flower as Bluebonnet and the state tree as Pecan. It notes legislation from 1901 establishing these symbols. These entries reflect historical naming of state symbols and dates.
The annual value of Texas commercial well waters is about 20 million dollars placing the state's mined waters among its top minerals.
Classified notice lists multiple ads including a 100 acre J W Griffin homestead for sale with 200 acres in pastures near Nickel High School, wood and water, contact Mrs F F Wood Rt 3 Box 99 Gonzales Texas. also wants include a medium work horse, Ford motor, corn crusher for sale, a farm for rent near Shiner, a servant girl for housework, and various contact details.
Posted all lands of the Green estate in Gonzales and Lavaca counties are closed to hunting and trespassing without written permit from Wm D Green. For sale: all farming implements feed household goods and stock apply to Jim Mauric Shiner Rt 1. Also for sale: Amt hog apply to John Henkhaus.
Texas lists more than 600 000 telephones with about 400 000 Be I System phones and 200 000 independent company phones.
The Lone Star flag of Texas was adopted at the third congress of the Republic in Houston on January 25, 1839.
Fort Davis in Davis County stands as the highest town in Texas often called “the city a mile high” and located within the Davis mountains.
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