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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
8
An advertisement seeks a capable boy around 14 to 18 to learn printing. Call at Gazette offices. Also several notices offer farming help, work around wards, and temporary labor.
Two good homes in Shiner well improved. Also three good business lots and three residence lots. Dr Schulze owner. Maize for sale will have several cars of maize heads on track soon. Orders for stock and chicken feed invited by Louis Trautwein.
A 91 acre farm of good black land with two sets of improvements sits five miles southwest of Shimer next to the Michna school at Vinstenec hall. For more information call Siems and Zappe.
The owner puts 341 acres of black mesquite land near Westhoff up for forced sale. 250 acres cultivated with good houses barns and wells. Land priced at 64 dollars per acre with a 10 year balance after 5 percent down. Sale must occur within 10 days. Obas Muecke Westhoff Texas Oxtf.
For sale a good reversible disk plow in near new condition priced at $5500. Contact Joe Novak Shiner, R. 3. Also stock for sale including horses and mules, seven sheep, around 100 chickens, harness and a small printout with equipment. Apply to address provided.
Improved Mebane Triumah Cotton Seed offered by A. D. Mebane Seed Co. claims ten thousand acres of pure seed and direct supply to contract growers. The firm states it owns a private gin and does not sell seed from other sources. Write for prices.
For sale a farm of 836-10 acres with 56 cultivation acres and rest in pasture. Includes a seven room bungalow and rentable house. Past crop records shown from 1912 to 1920 with bale counts and acres. Price 10 007 dollars with liberal terms. B F Avel Cuero Texas.
A lost item notice for a Blue Serge Suit size 11 missing since last Saturday near Sunset School. The owner asks the finder to leave the suit at Wolters Brothers Store. Signed by Steve Jaks.
Notice to the public announces a monthly trades day starting December 4 1920 at Walter's Lot beside Shiner Bottling Works. Sellers bring horses cattle sheep hogs or any items for sale. buyers welcome to browse and purchase real estate offers may also be discussed by Luedecke and Zappe.
President Wilson met with Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and other congressional visitors in the blue room. Lodge spoke for the group on the defeated League of Nations covenant and peace treaty during a short session. Wilson used a cane and joked about needing his third leg as he stood with support during the interview.
The American Red Cross starts a nationwide health center campaign to fight disease and defects at home and abroad. It uses displays, lectures, clinics, and classes to educate and prevent illness, with over a hundred centers already in operation. Razors advertised by Shumate Razors.
Geo. M. Bailey in the Houston Post notes income tax and Christmas taxes forthcoming, plus city, state, county, and poll taxes and taxi cabs. He observes a milder Republican stance toward Democrats and predicts Taft’s return with his grin, while Democrats expect retaliation if dismissals occur. He views a likelihood of Democratic rehabilitation ahead of partisan retaliation.
Washington December 6 Senate session lasted twenty five minutes with House twice that long New members elected last November to fill vacancies were sworn in then both bodies adjourned until noon tomorrow after receiving the president message to proceed to work
President elect Harding spent a day at the capitol to assess legislative tasks for the new session and to win cooperation from congressional leaders. He attended the Senate opening as a senator and urged teamwork between executive and legislative branches for national efficiency at home and abroad. The Canadian Amendment seeks to remove article ten from the League of Nations.
County court opened yesterday morning with J A Sommerlatte as judge, W E Parr as attorney, J F Bozka as clerk, and L A Greer as sheriff. The appointment of the new officers marks a fresh start for the court and local administration.
East end addition of Shiner reports ongoing livestock run at large violations. City Marshal J. M. Canon issues notice that all such violations will be prosecuted going forward.
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