09 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
1
A local exchange notes resupply of lumber, hardware, cement, lime, and paint as 1906 begins. It mentions farmers preparing soil, community visits, a Lone Star ball, and residents like Mr. Dreyer, the Bilimekes, and the Shulaks, with social notes from Guadalupe River area.
A playful verse greets the new year with month by month imagery and festive references. It mentions January white snow February bright March breezes April silence May flowers June roses July bang August din September gold sheaf October leaves November pale and December Christmas tree. The snippet ends with a garbled line addressing BéWA0 Bill.
Tax assessor announces locations and dates for ahead of the next year’s tax assessment. Listings include St Joho Moravia Moulton Shiner Breslau Yaokum New Sweet Home Wied Worthing Mouserrate Williamsburg Koerth Hope Witting Kamensky's School Novobrad Baureville Henkhaus Oak Grove Bila Hora Sublime Extrell and other towns with dates from January to February.
Mr and Mrs Merman Thar have moved to their farm at Old Moulton, as recorded in a local society note with references to Sam Swartz and Fuline Konigk.
The brief notes celebrate New Year optimism and local social updates. Annie Redding visited from Canada, Prof. Brown returned from Port Lavaca, Mrs. Koerth and son visited, Chas Franks and Paula Tucker made visits, and Kurt Franke spent the holidays away. Community events included a well attended M E church concert and a lively ball at O D H S.
Residents from Shiner and Flatonia visited families near Moulton this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hinrichs traveled from Shiner to see Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Helwig near Moulton. Mrs. H. A. Menefee and son returned to Flatonia after a pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krause.
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