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A. N.pledger pastor invites townspeople to join Wednesday night prayer services to benefit the town and its mission. The note highlights growing interest and an open path forward for the congregation.
20 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
1
A. N.pledger pastor invites townspeople to join Wednesday night prayer services to benefit the town and its mission. The note highlights growing interest and an open path forward for the congregation.
Matting sé and Li met with Sweet Howe Commissioner Koerth in the city for a few hours on Sunday. The visit drew local attention to municipal matters and potential collaborations.
In Austin on February 13, Jack Carter reports the sale of John W. Kokernot’s 61000 acre ranch in Lubbock County to a Chicago syndicate led by Nash and Gates. The $610000 purchase will split the land into farms for colonization. Kokernot has two years to remove his cattle. The ranch reaches to Lubbock town limits.
The Designer notes six thousand women rely on writing for income as hats dresses and meals are bought with earnings from newspapers magazines or books. A Boston paper profile recalls a penwoman who began work after her father’s death left her limited property and funds. Also announced is Mr W S Walker becoming cashier at Farmers State Bank in San Antonio replacing R G Fleto who resigned.
County Court jurors announced for the March term with two weekly groups. Second week jurors include D Othold L J Davis Wm Boegning Arthur Beckham Writz Korges J K Miller Kal New Rube Johnson J D Wallace D R Breeden hos Rucker Will Mallick. Third week jurors list T Korges J H Koester Lly Keether E Schwartz J J Reagan Wm Shaw Aug Mueller Luke Greer Ed Stroman W L Martin W L Meyers John Blohm.
By authority of Texas law and Shiner ordinances an election is ordered in Shiner Lavaca County on Tuesday April 7 1908. Offices include Mayor five aldermen City Marshal and presiding officer Chris Wagener appointed by Mayor Louis Traupwein.
In Halletaville Texas on February 12 residents petition the Commissioners' Court asking that elections be ordered in the school districts to reduce the school tax rate due to the fall rendities law which will bring higher taxes than needed.
The court orders elections for school districts and authorizes Sheriff Noble to purchase two trained bloodhounds for the sheriff's office. He will seek and obtain two well trained hounds immediately. Bead of 8S L Bennett, appointed Tax Collector to fill the unexpired term of F J Pesek, deceased, has been approved by the Commissioners' Court and has assumed charge of the office as Collector.
A bill in the United States Senate, said to be endorsed by the president and postmaster general, would create a domestic rural parcel post for merchandise on rural routes. It proposes two cent postage for the first pound and two cents for each additional pound, covering food stuffs dry goods drugs books and other merchandise. Heavy opposition claims uncertainty about passage.
Justice Court sat two days this week with attorneys W. T. Bagby C. L. Stavinova and Sam Schwartz in attendance.
Henxhaus Neves mentions edict and weekly plans while noting ill children needing medical aid. The piece cites frequent visits from iy Schroeder near Shiner, valentines questions, school progress at Myer wreem, planting corn timing, and visits by Joe Weinrich Jr. to Kamensky, plus a politics nudge and Aunt signoff.
Weather observers report a sharp temperature change last Tuesday night with a rapid fall in air readings. Forecasters say the shift followed a cold front moving through the region and expected temperatures to stabilize by morning.
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