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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
5
Local shoppers seek 2000 lbs fresh conary and 2000 lbs conary for market. Shiner residents host visitors from Gonzales Yoakum Schulenburg and Galveston while plans for a street fair roping contest and firemen’s contest move forward. Community notices include fund drives, cemetery dinner, and hotel improvements.
The text appears as a fragmented meeting note referencing a fund and a 60 percent guarantee on subscriptions. It mentions subscribers, a guarantee against shortages, and adjournment to Sunday January 12 at the opera house. Also advertises Make our store your headquarters when you visit the Shiver Pair.
Changes at several saloons are announced with new staff and shifts. Jim Dolejxi will greet friends behind the Aug Schramm counter while Emil Gold resigns at Hueébner’s and Wm Zappe takes his place. Felix Beresenhof joins Holcbak for the year. Emil Lockman and W Amsler buy the T W Griffith meat market and seek patronage.
Executive Committee for the Roping Countest chaired by Robert Eschenbarg names M. E. Wolters Louis Trantwein Karl Fry and J O Huebner. They plan a Street Fair during the Roping Contest on January 24 25 and 26 with full authority to manage the fair and event. Bring on your Butter Bugs Hides and Beeawax to market. 5 A Carnes Uny
Thief broke into the saloon of Theo Hillier last Wednesday night using the back window. About 1000 in cash was taken after the safe was opened and emptied. no other items were missing. No clues have been found. Friends express sympathy for Mr Hillier.
Judge P. H. Green and E. Long lead a directory of honor roll names including Chas. Jordan Ottine John B. Rochelle Drever Will Bargman Maurin G. W. Witter Shiner GW Ksohenburg and more.
The partnership between L. Wagener and Theo Schulhimann is dissolved by mutual consent. Schubmeon retires and William Wendtland purchases his interest. January 16, 1901, is noted in the announcement.
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