Waco Branch Timetable Between Waco and Yoakum
Train schedule excerpt shows No 51 from Waco to Yoakum at 12 55 p m and No 52 from Yoakum to Waco at 2 45 p m with placeholder timings.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
5
Train schedule excerpt shows No 51 from Waco to Yoakum at 12 55 p m and No 52 from Yoakum to Waco at 2 45 p m with placeholder timings.
Regular Baptist services are held on the first and third Sundays with morning and evening sessions. Also reports on cotton receipts, local residents’ visits, business ads, and civic notices including fire department officers and a grand New Year ball at Bluecher Park. Funeral of Mrs. Julius H. Appelt noted. Hallettsville New Eva.
The seal ship oyster carrier will deliver a large supply of oysters today to Emlers Restaurant, enabling fresh seafood service for customers.
Joe Mikulik announces Henry Frers has joined as partner in the blacksmith and wheelwright business and asks continued patronage as they commit to delivering their best.
For sale a large house with two lots and a well, inside closei and priced at 1500. Also several more choice lots in West End Addition. For particulars see 16 t f. Dr G Schulze.
The December issue is a distinctly Christmas themed edition with stories verse pictures and ideas. It emphasizes holiday cheer and showcases festive content across multiple sections.
F Sestak operates a boot and shoe repair shop located next to Schlottman s Drug Store, marking a small business presence in the area.
A lost items notice from Shiner Texas offers a five dollar reward for returning about twenty eight dollars in bills and a bank book. The finder should return them to Fritz PREPER at the Gazette office in Shiner.
The Epworth League elected new officers last Sunday led by President Miss Lizzie Kyle and officers Mrs. Cora Ward Mrs. J.C. Habermacher Miss Maude Crane Mr. Peck Welhausen Treasurer Walter Schmidt and Epworth Era Agent Albert Dittmar. Membership stands at 22 and expanding rapidly.
A New Orleans dispatch reports four Americans aiding the provisional party in Nicaragua. Gabriel Conrad of New Iberia, La., leads Estrada's sharpshooters while Philip Craven of the Texas Panhandle serves as lieutenant colonel on Gen. Chamorro's staff, helping mobilize Estrada's forces.
The following subscribers have remitted since last report with thanks listed by name and place: Joe Vrazel Shiner A G Meyer Emil Pohler Edith Littlefield Emil Schendel Otto Raabe August Stahl Otto Beinhauer F W Hillmer Adolph Hagens John Muelker Loraine Roscoe Hernleigh Hochhe Arroyo Gisoe.
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