One year postpaid mail matter at Shiner Texas
The notice states a one year postpaid status for mail matter entered at the Shiner Texas Post Office as second class.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
4
The notice states a one year postpaid status for mail matter entered at the Shiner Texas Post Office as second class.
Governor Campbell resumes duties in Austin following a lengthy illness. W. J. Bryan delivers his "Prince of Peace" lecture to University of Texas students. Congress convened last Monday with Joe Cannon still on deck in the House. Senator Senter condemns courthouse methods in a scathing arraignment. Castro of Venezuela is in France seeking an operation, with rumors he may not return. France bars him from landing until he apologizes for expelling M. Taigny. France also pursues the Castro matter amid diplomatic tensions.
When crops do well prices rise and the community prospers. conversely poor harvests bring merchant and bank downturns. The saying notes a link between agricultural success and local economic stability.
A plan proposes replacing jury trials with a county board of physicians to decide lunacy cases. The author argues that a lunatic can fool experts and that some inmates in the asylum should be released while others belong inside.
A hungry, unemployed young woman in San Antonio, unable to find work or shelter, killed herself near three major churches. The piece condemns charity misused for foreign missions while city shelterless suffer, reflecting editorial outrage from the Halletsville Herald.
The text contrasts Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller with a sharp, ironic tone. It reflects public debate on wealth and influence in the Gilded Age, labeling Carnegie as willing to stop something and Rockefeller presenting wealth as self-generated.
A surprising turn shocks readers as Bryan's Commoner defeats Emper or William in a notable contest. The outcome sparks discussion among fans and local observers on the game's implications and future matchups.
State Sen E G Senter in Farm and Ranch criticizes court procedures in a critique of trial conduct. He questions the vast waste of words time and money for little result and urges reform of court procedure.
Blucher Lodge No 20 DDH elected officers for the year with Albin Hummel as president and W Hagendorf as vice president. J H Huebner secretary M E Wolters treasurer Fritz Zander trustee three years. Medical examiners Drs Schulze and Gray. Grand Lodge reps Galveston May 1909 include D Othold Louis Wagener J H Huebner Joe Kram M E Waters. Three new members welcomed Kunetka Seims and Macha. Richerlanb Lodge 34 DDHS named Annie Wolters president and others. Four new applications on file.
Eiler's theatrical troupe presented Rip Van Winkle last Thursday night to a crowded tent audience. The show drew general satisfaction, with the band noted as one of the best ever seen in Shiner and the troupe likely to attract large audiences again.
The document lists Capital Stock paid in 50,000.00 Surplus Fund 50,000.00 Unrotated less Xmas expenses 442.61 National Pertatdad-Ng 30,000.00 Due to State Banks and Bank— 933.59 Time certificates 8,931.60 Cashier's outstanding 800.00 The sworn statement is signed by Philip Welhausen, Cashier, and Notary Public C. B. Welhausen. Directors include Chas. Wm. EF.
Recapitulation shows loans and disbursements, building and fixtures, cash on hand, deposits, and totals. Figures read as 197,415.16 for loans and disbursements, 89,222.95 for building and fixtures, 10,500.00 for cash, 85,092.53 for deposits, totaling 382,230.64.
A social entertainment and supper at the Opera house Tuesday night featured vocal and instrumental music by Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Thulemeyer and Perry Wendtland, comic specialties by Mr. Henry Messer, a recitation by Mr. J. C. Habermacher, and a closing comic pantomime followed by a sumptuous repast and dancing.
Wolters Bros. L Gantert and E C Merseburger advertise new bargains in this issue. Read up to learn where to save on purchases and services today.
Mr Frank Simccck of Fla tonia has accepted a salesman post with Wolters Bros and will relocate his family soon. Ladies' Bazaar tomorrow to benefit the cemetery. Call them at the opera house.
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