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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1910

Page

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Moulton News Briefs Include Travel Visitors and School Prize

Mrs. John Lockmann left for Hermleigh after a brief visit with D. Lockmann family. Miss Bertha Oehl returned to Shiner from a local visit. Maurine Gray came back to Shiner after visiting her uncle Rud Jaeggli. Mr and Mrs Bilert Gerdes of Shiner visited the local Gertes family. Oak Grove trustees elected Prof F J Butschek of Old Moulton as teacher for the new scholastic session. A Moulton Coach Horse Co colt show drew eight entries with Frank Kolar winning $10 and Aug Elster $5. judges were J B Crane F G Kaiser and Joe Anderle Eagle.

John Lockmann D. Lockmann Hermleigh Bertha Oehl Shiner Maurine Gray Rud. Jaeggli Bilert Gerdes WI. Gertes Oak Grove F. J. Butschek Old Moulton Moulton Coach Horse Co Frank Kolar Aug. Elster J. B. Crane F. G. Kaiser Joe Anderle Eagle

Dreyer Valley News Rodeo The River Picnic Report

Dreyer Valley News notes a delayed March 7 1910 issue with items from the Turk and Dreyer families. The piece mentions Little Mary and Maude Anders visiting Grace and Gertrude Turk, Ida Turk visiting her uncle Lewis Turk, a river picnic involving Julius Dreyer Jim Turk and Jno Hirsch, Eva Turk shopping in Shiner, Mrs R I Moore’s recovering children, John Hellen losing a work mule, and several social visits among the Turk family and neighbors including Lewis Turk visiting Gonzales for court and visits by Fannie Rosa Hershek and Prof Geo Harrall.

Mary Maude Anders Grace Gertrude Turk Ida Turk Lewis Turk Julius Dreyer Jim Turk Jno. Hirsch Eva Turk Shiner R.I. Moore John Hellen John Herdick Idella Jurach George Turk Gonzales Fannie Rosa Herschek Geo. Harrall

Barbed Wire and Hog Fence Sold in Waukegan Supply

Mixed car-load of barbed wire hog fence and wire nails received in Waukegan with prompt filling of all orders.

Waukegan Tams

Record Hog Sale Nets Houston Top Price

A car load of hogs weighing 235 pounds each sold in Houston for $1,717.68 to the Houston Packing company. The average price was $10.15 per hundred, matching Fort Worth quotations from Thursday. The seller was W. T. Taylor of Don Ton Wharton County.

Houston W. T. Taylor Don Ton Wharton County Fort Worth

Saved A Soldier's Life From Civil War to Health

Kemp Tex resident J A Stone recounts facing death from consumption during Civil War and credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing a stubborn cold and cough. He recovered from 130 to 178 pounds and praises the remedy for coughs colds lagrippe asthma hemorrhage hoarseness croup whooping cough and lung trouble. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists.

J. A. Stone Kemp, Tex Dr. King

Morris School News March 14 Weather and Visitors

March 14 note from Morris School describes fine weather and planting progress with corn and cotton. Several local residents including Will and Henry Thoms, Hermen and Willie Thoms, Gerhard and Fritz Staher, Mr. Will Drabek, Miss Annie Tarzace, Miss Emma Coldewey, Mrs. Jos Bosch and others are listed as visiting or hosting gatherings. Miss Helen Bare and Fritz remain on the sick list with wishes for a speedy recovery.

Messers Will Henry Thoms Jos Bosch Helen Bare Fritz Messrs Hermen Willie Thoms Gerhard Fritz Staher Izer Will Drabek Annie Tarzace

New Idea Magazine April edition features operatic memoirs and guidance

Marcella Sembrich leads a generous April issue with My Twenty-five Years of Opera. The Business Girl and Her Mother by Mabel Herbert Urner offers working girl advice. Unusual Occupations for Women highlights new fields. Fiction by Richardson Shaw and Willsie, serial by Florence Warden. Spring fashions showcased.

Marcella Sembrich New Idea Woman’s Magazine Mabel Herbert Urner Anna Steese Richardson Adele Marie Shaw Honore Willsie Florence Warden

Legal Blanks Available at the Gazette Office

Notice for legal blanks including deeds notes vendor liens bills of sale and acknowledgments offered in any quantity. Readers are reminded the Gazette office supplies affidavits rent contracts chattel mortgages and other forms.

A and M College Expands Two Year Agriculture Course

Col R T Milner says enrollment in the two year agriculture program at the A and M College of Texas will be the largest yet. The course admits young men over eighteen without exam if qualified, and is designed to prepare them for practical farm work with certificates after two years. The curriculum covers crops soils irrigation dairying machinery horticulture animal judging veterinary science and basic engineering. Secretary A B Wilcox is enrolling enquirers as the program aims to equip men for real farm labor.

Col R. T. Milner A. & M. College of Texas Peparing A. Bb. Wilcox

Green School Items and Local Notices

A summary of local happenings includes families visiting neighbors and several small incidents. Emil and Charlie Kram visited Ad Rabe on Sunday. Charlie Bohmann injured his right hand while cleaning a gun last week. Tinberg acquired a new buggy. Adam Stock sold a 420 acre ranch at Goldenrod for 12.50 an acre. John Kokas and Rosa visited Lizzie Maack. Jaroszewki and Hermann Sawer were seen in the Green community. Hattie Stock and Sadie Babe were visitors. Robert Seitenberg visited Adam Stock.

Gazette Emil Kram Charlie Kram Ad. Rabe Charlie Bohmann Tinberg Ang. Stock Adam Stock Goldenrod John Kokas Rosa Lizzie Maack Jaroszewki Hermann Sawer Hy. Flesner Hattie Stock Sadie Babe Robert Seitenberg Will Buve

Women in 204 Different Positions In 1900 Census

The census shows women worked in many trades once male dominated though nine occupations had no female workers. Examples include pilots and several railroad, shipyard, and metal trades with notable numbers of women machinists, blacksmiths, and carpenters. The feature notes rising female labor participation and highlights the April issue of Now It Woman’s Magazine.

Census Bureau United States

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MUSE PROGR Electri Ezamines Pittsburgh Garbade Lumber Co Tex S. A. Carnes. & Son Shiner and Yoakum Edison Phonographs G. W. Eschenburg Jewel Stove Moulton News Dreyer Valley News Just South Texas Morris School News Hope O. K Emma Coldewey Helen Barre Chas. Dnabek Wm. Koehler Mr. Brosch The A. & M. College Green School
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