04 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1905
Page
1
Directory style item lists local officials including Mayor Loni Trautwein Marshall and Aldermen J.C. Bluhm C. B. Weltaween Louis Wagener August Sehramin. Train No. 45 arrives from Lockhart at 1 00 p m and Train No. 46 from Youkum at 2 50 p m. Train No. 4a from Waco at 0 25 p m. Yoakum to Waco service noted with illness mention for some riders.
The Wolters Bros carnival features thread at 2 cents per spool during carnival week. All new subscribers and renewals paying in advance receive a free issue. The Houston Post notes to hold cotton and burn stalks as part of the period.
Advert says bar gains available at Wolters Bros during carnival week with a note to check next week’s big carnival. The copy emphasizes promotions tied to the event and upcoming celebration.
Richard Strauve of the Dickson School was home for the holidays and donated to the Gazette exche quer. The highlight of carnival week centers on Wolters Bros with displays of unusually low prices and a big show.
A list of stock legal forms for sale at the Gas Zatte office includes affidavits, deeds, mortgages and powers of attorney. Gazette reports Lavaca County Medical Association officers at Hallettsville, Miss Irwin offering bail for Nan Patterson, Galveston College visit, New Year wishes, local personalities in Shiner, and carnival attractions with a steam flying jenny for children.
Professor W R Muir visited friends in Luling last week while stopping at EB and Mekerburger’s to seek better goods for less money.
J. H. Appeltia filed a general petition for the benefit of all creditors seeking voluntary insolvency. The Houston referee Agsets con expects a formal petition to outline stock in trade and cattle credits, with $19 reported as receipts or values. William A. father offered credit on the dollar. others refused, triggering four additional items. Farmers via livery routes have printed addresses and routes listed.
The record notes Blake acquiring 198 acres of the Wm. Hill survey and 148 acres from D. B. McClue labor at W Hilk curvey with consideration and affection. Fannie B. Gelhorn transfers 249 acres out H. Wal ker curvey to Fanclain Payne with consideration and affection in Gonzales Inquirer.
Hast regular World notes officers elected including Jaeg Cj Trautwein advisor Jy hanker and E C berger clerk A Hummel escort Walter Or mond watchman Chas Pitty S A Thiever manager An oyster supper followed. The Woodmen and strongest orderd ih
A terse notice notes a call for state action with minimal readable details, urging inquiry or contact to obtain full particulars.
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