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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
6
Dilworth Letter reports a December inspection visit by Bap's officials including President Hudson and others touring the village. It notes social exchanges with citizens, marriages, local business movements, a new rent house, and plans for the farmer's institute while praising the school and recent community activities.
Fragmentary note reports local events including Yoakum street fair and daylight activities. Mentions Shinerine and Nahaidaen in unclear context with some playful or garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR reports visitors and relocations around Shiner and Falls City. Mentions senior residents, Prof Parr and wife visiting from Sweet Home, Miss Ella Kvet from Cate Springs visiting Florence Uranitak, and Richard Miraes from Sweet Pipe. Joekul eh moved into the Richardson homestead.
Local notes recount visits and returns among Austin County residents. EB and Barring came home last Friday after several days near New Ulm. Citizens mentioned fair weather and various relatives traveling to see family and friends during the week.
Mr and Mrs Geo von Feney and family were burgling passengers on a southbound train last week. Edmund Jaeggli is improving from a severe spell of illness. Dr A M Kotecpoe stunned a medical association meeting at Hallolyville last Thursday.
Halletteville Texas records report Marguerita Reyna hanged at 3:30 PM after a criminal assault conviction. Sheriff Noble announced execution complete in thirteen minutes as the prisoner maintained innocence until death.
The fragment mentions a governor and Reyna with a sentence, but no clear outcome or proper names. It also references cold weather and a general, unclear context. The text is too damaged to determine a coherent news event or subject.
A fragmented notice references defective items and claims for free service. Mentions individuals including Rutledge and a local organization or location. Details are unclear but indicate a dispute over remedies and access to components or apparatus.
Notices inform that individuals named owe money and are urged to call at specific addresses to settle debts. The snippet mentions a Cortin and requests for boys in shells or shelled quantities, with other vague references to sales and entertainments.
Fragmentary text mentions hunting and design, with unclear names and places. The readable portion lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations to ground a proper summary.
Amazing one bottle remedy claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles for men and women both. It promises relief from gravel and urinary issues and mentions customers can receive a two month supply by mailing one dollar to Dr. Ernest W. Hull of St. Louis.
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