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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
6
Rail schedule shows DAY TRAINS from Waco to Yoakum and Yoakum to Waco with afternoon and evening departures. NIGHT TRAINS operate Waco to Yoakum and Yoakum to Waco, with early morning and mid afternoon arrivals. Lockhart Branch runs Yoakum to Lockhart and back with mid afternoon timings.
The piece advertises hardware, windmills, dress hats, statuettes, and calendars at Shiner firms. notes local births, illnesses, floods, and holiday sales. lists merchants like Wolters Bros and Shiner Drug Co. mentions Dr. Kent’s San Antonio visit and community events.
The Red Cross Seals fund drives public health and anti tuberculosis work across the nation. Seals cost one cent each and this year marks the third state wide campaign. First drive raised over $13 000 and last year exceeded $15 000. The aim is to reach $25 000 this year.
The Twentieth Century Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Lilly Wolters presiding and Mrs C Amsler chairing. An invitation from Mrs Ella Lane to a Friday night literary recital was accepted. The Mothers Club met at the school with President Mrs Jon Hughs, deciding to order Dr Draper Self Culture volumes. Upcoming meetings include officer elections in January and the Civic League January elections at Mrs Max Wolters home.
Reverend Henry Jeffries and his family traveled Tuesday to spend the holidays with relatives in Dale Caldwell County.
Local residents report rapid relief from stomach gas and constipation after using Adler ika with buckthorn bark and glycerine. The Shiner Drug Company touts the German remedy as the best they have sold, claiming it removes foul matter from the body.
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