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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
5
Train No. 46 from Lockhart arrives at 12 25 p m. Train No. 45 from Yoakum arrives at 2 45 p m. Train No. 42 from Waco arrives at 12 45 p m. Train No. 41 from Yoakum arrives at 2 39 p m.
Local notes report measles cases among Shine schoolchildren and a court hearing for the J. A. Richardson case on January 80 at Cuero. Also mentioned are babies born, weddings rumor, and telegraph of social events in Shiner Texas with residents visiting relatives and local services.
The text questions if leading Republicans back La Follette as the reformer and questions reform intentions. It notes a five to four Supreme Court ruling against common interests and cites a Munice Indiana incident where a mob was subdued without Funston. It calls for thorough organization to advance democratic principles.
A Tyler Texas business school guarantees face to face training in business and bookkeeping with fast shorthand speed of 150 words per minute. It claims the Byrne Simplified system is the shortest and most eligible method and promises touch typing under a specialist. The college vows to complete students in half the time and at half the cost of other schools and offers to pay railroad and travel expenses if its claims are not proven. It even pledges to deposit expense money in a bank and notify the applicant before travel.
For sale one red yoke of oxen aged six years. Apply to R I Moore R F D No 2 Shiner Texas.
The Gazette lists subscribers who aided financially since the last report. Names include Ed. Kasper, Shiner, Paul Otto, Miss Fanny Bolech, Anton, Deharde, John Hartl Jr., Leon Kendall, G R Kuykendall, Adolph Kenecny Yoakum, Adolph Schultz, Roscal.
A noon parade features a famed act billed as the King of the Cattle Ring and a leading concert band traveling with the show.
We extend heartfelt thanks for the kindnesses and help given by friends, relatives and the people of Shiner at the funeral of our daughter Ida, wife of W S Brooks. Signed by Mr and Mrs S T Taylor and W S Brooks of Shiner Texas. January 17, 1908.
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