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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
4
Notice to advertisers and correspondents that no news matter can be received for insertion after Tuesday noon for the correct issue. The Gazette reminds readers to send items promptly to ensure publication.
A heated dispute between Fact and the Schulenburg Sticker leads to dissolution of their joint venture over handling "Facts" and "Sticking" in Elitor Ros's paper. The fallout names a sharp division in editorial approach and future collaborations.
Galveston News editorial laments outlawry in Texas and urges public action. Soon after publication a man was shot to death in the state capital, signaling a stark contrast between rising crime and reform calls.
Bay City Tribune laments loss of faith in fellowmen and urges turning from fault finding to defending character. It cites scripture to advocate doing good and seeking justice for the oppressed, the widow, and the fearless.
A Texas woman asks Governor Neff why she must pay the poll tax if she never votes. She has joined others objecting to paying the tax, arguing it is unfair to tax a privilege she does not seek. The attorney general says payment is not optional and that a wife’s poll tax becomes a lien on community property.
A clipped, somber excerpt reflects recurring human peril across generations, citing hunters slipping past barriers and vehicles racing railroad crossings, capturing a mood of caution and inevitability without a clear front-page event.
Mexican revolutionary leader General Reyna was executed last Monday in Nogales Mexico. The event marks a dramatic turn in regional conflict involving rival factions and local authorities.
A collection of editorial quips from various papers noting political stances on tariffs taxes patronage disarmament and public policy. The snippets frame critiques of Republican positions on permanent measures and economic policy with satirical asides about wealthy and gas prices.
A Kansas City Times report notes ex Emperor Charles failing in a suicide attempt. The piece comments on the Hapsburgs and adds a local quip about fitting mottos for the coin of the realm and suggests "Abide with Me" from the Neodesha Register.
Christmas oranges priced at $6 per box and a variety of apples and can dies are advertised by Emil Bonarden as items to help make the holiday season cheerful.
The Attorney General of Texas states suffragettes must pay a pool tax whether they vote or not, framing it as the legal stance on the tax.
Police in Omaha faced open defiance from packing house workers last Monday as strikers resisted authority and disrupted operations outside the plant. The clash underscored rising labor tensions and potential legal actions to restore order.
The State of Texas Lavaca County notices creditors of P. A. Ramsel deceased to present sworn claims within legal time. Executor i bP EB. Runk, resident and mail address at Shiner Lavaca County, Texas. Claim deadline set by Lavaca County Court.
Executor B Rank of the P A Tassel estate requests all persons indebted to the estate to settle amounts at once at Farmers State Bank.
A compendium of New Year beliefs and customs from various cultures. It describes omens for luck or misfortune, first visitors, actions to take or avoid, and the idea that early-year conduct shapes the months ahead. Details include Chinese, Dutch, Japanese, Welsh, and British practices and warnings about money, religion, and relationships.
Peoria detectives acting on an anonymous tip surrounded the residence of Congressman Clifford Ireland and halted a liquor theft. They seized John Zipper and Richard Voris after unloading 45 gallons of domestic wine and five cases of French imports from the cellar to the rear. They admitted planning a larger raid last Sunday, while Ireland was in Washington.
Molasses and peanut butter are boiled to the crack stage and poured into pans. After cooling the mixture is pulled like taffy and cut into two inch pieces with scissors.
An advertisement from Shiner Drug Company claims Blue Star Remedy fixes itching and skin ailments including eczema ringworm and cracked hands without staining clothing, promoting the product at Corner Drug Store.
A character declares a resolve to give all his pennies to the heathens this year amid a frank dialogue with Genevieve. The line conveys humor and unexpected charity as a personal vow.
Bermuda onion plants offered for sale in strong stock. Delivered by parcel post at 10 cents per 100 and 90 cents per 1000. Order shipments to growers seeking quick start for onion beds.
The Bay City Tribune notes initial expectations that Japan would back away after calling the bluff. Readers see a shift as Japan agrees to a pacific pact, contrasting with earlier claims that the move was a bluff.
Farmers from across Texas will gather for the Texas Farm Bureau Federation Annual Convention in Dallas at the city auditorium January 4 to 6. Accredited debates from 130 counties are expected, with attendance open to non accredited delegates as well.
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