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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
1
A local veterinary firm in Gonzales Texas reveals 24 hour readiness to respond to calls in Shiner and surrounding areas. The clinic emphasizes round the clock availability for pets and emergencies.
An advertisement urges readers to take St Nicodemus Balsamia at first signs of throat trouble hoarseness or chest discomfort. It claims quick relief of coughing spasms and sore throats and lists prices of 25 and 50 cents sold in Shiner Texas and elsewhere.
Dee 6th note from the Gazette editor urges children to ready stockings for Santa Claus while reporting good roads, wind damage to fodder stacks, and a needed soaking rain. A party at Mr and Mrs Joe Sxolar near Writing is described with refreshments. Obituary for Adolf Kaase from Oak Grove noted. New residents Chas Zapalae Maresh and families move near Bauersville. Annie Reindl stays with Chas’s family.
A testimonial from J F Boyer of Missouri claims Electric Bitters ease backache nervousness loss of appetite jaundice and kidney disorders. He says five bottles restored health and vigor and notes the remedy helps liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders malaria and female complaints. Drugstores sell them with a guarantee.
Local notes report residents moving this season with Mr C Buesing and family relocating to Shiner after nearly 24 years in the community. Visits include Joe Smith and Miss Gan from Walletsville and Minnie Vollen Breslau. Death is reported of the Dyer daughter at Sweet Home. Hy Stindt attended court in Dalletsville. Leona Cantern is ill.
The notice explains you can send a telegram by telephone prepaid or collect from the addressee any time including Sundays and holidays. If the local office is closed you connect with a night office and must pay telephone and telegraph charges for prepaid telegrams, or guarantee tolls if the recipient pays on delivery.
A reader in Arroyo Grande California sends a friendly update noting dry weather and scarce hay, Bohemian families from North Dakota settling, visits by residents Geeorge Cervenka and Mrs Vdruebner, and seasonal greetings as the year ends. Santa in Texas figures in the cheerful note.
A note describes a growing cotton and farming region in McCulloch and Menard Counties Texas. It mentions railroads including the Santa Fe line and invites readers to contact Richey Real Estate Land Co in Fort Worth for information about land opportunities.
Absent writer returns with local updates on residents and activity. Drilling and land work feature for Joe Motal and Steve Jaks Jr. deer hunting stories plus travels to Harwood and Waco. Holiday greetings extend to editor and readers as a Bristol kit advert closes the note.
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