Poultry Netting and Field Fencing Stocked
Local supplier advertises a full line of Poultry Netting and Field Fencing in widths from 12 to 60 inches, with mesh options 1-2 inch and square. Includes various sizes and products for farm and yard use.
25 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
1
Local supplier advertises a full line of Poultry Netting and Field Fencing in widths from 12 to 60 inches, with mesh options 1-2 inch and square. Includes various sizes and products for farm and yard use.
The Twentieth Century Club, meeting Monday at Mrs. Peck Welhausen's with thirteen members and one guest Mrs. Elmo Merrem, debated the opera Aida. Mrs. Wendtland led a discussion on Ptah Isis and the opera’s music. piano selections included Heavenly Aida and The Fatal Stone. Mrs. Thulemeyer spoke on Martinelli’s life and Victrola renditions. meeting adjourned to Feb 1 hosted by Mrs. Welhausen.
The Parent Teachers Association met at the High School on January 1 with Mrs. Alvina Wolters presiding and fourteen members present. Bills were presented and paid. two members, Joe Tughs and T. J. Ponton, submitted resignations. The group expressed thanks for a donation from Mrs. Ed. Herder. Seerstarr.
Mrs Lydia Moore widow of S Mr Moore died Sunday night at her daughter Mrs Russell Brown’s home in Houston after a long life. A zealous Christian Science church member she will be honored by church members at her funeral in the old Moulton cemetery Thursday January 25 around three oclock when the afternoon train arrives.
Pres. V. G Grunder Cuerc. V. Pres E Rank. Directors C. J. Garbade J. C. Blohm C. L. Grunder Victoria Manager Sect Treas T. M. Nowlin.
The Compress has received to date 8 500 bales of city cotton and 10 000 bales of ruijfrod cotton.
Readers who received subscription statements are urged to settle for another year. The note thanks those who paid and asks all remaining to call or mail checks to bring the books current for the new year.
Tax assessors announce sessions in Shiner on Wednesday through Saturday January 24 25 26 and 27 with display of rolls schedules and deadlines for property listings assessments and appeals in the local offices.
Mrs J Janecek and her child ren, who had been visiting her brothers Chas Polejsi and Frank Polejsi, returned to Guadalupe on Tuesday morning.
W F Wanderlich died at his home at 8 30 p m Monday Jan 22 He was born Aug 25 1867 in Shelby Austin county Texas and moved as a child to We county His first wife Lena Plentl died years ago Surviving children include Jim Jimey Mrs Hild Kram of Oakland CA Mrs Ina Lamprecht of Victoria and Monroe of LaPorte After a second marriage to Annie Gesch he leaves a daughter He buried Wednesday at Charlotteburg cemetery after a 130 pm funeral His brothers Otto Aug Wunderlich of Yoakum Fredricksburg and sisters Mrs Morgenroth Mrs Fichier Mrs Pietsch and Mrs Miller survive The Gazette expresses sympathy to the family.
Services at the M E Church begin Sunday at 11 o clock with Rev Sterling Simpson of Cuero presiding elder in the pulpit. The night service will feature Rev J W McWorther the regular pastor delivering the sermon. Public cordially invited.
The flowing subscribers list honors readers who sent in subscriptions since the last report. Names cover many towns and states including Cuero Waco Kingsville Yorktown and Moulton, with several churches and merchants among supporters reflecting broad community engagement.
Mrs T M Nowlin entertained Wednesday 17 honoring Mrs Rudy Valenta who left for Memphis Tonn last Friday night Five Hundred was played in the afternoon A religious salad course was served in the evening Attendees included Mesdames Rudy Valenta Reno Holchak Frank Wagener O A Breiger Elmo Merrem E J Tomasco Victor Wolters Otto Dreyer and Peck Welhausen Misses Nora Huebner and Mabel Merrem
City Collector warns that after a set date a ten percent penalty will be added for unpaid taxes. Only five days remain to pay and avoid the penalty. The notice urges immediate payment to save money.
The Southern Marble & Stone Co. offered a gold watch to the top December seller and a suit of clothes for the largest yearly sales. Shiner representative J. J. Macha won both prizes, achieving sales greater than those of all other agents in just four months with the company.
Mr and Mrs H H Heper arrived home Saturday after two months stationed in Boerne.
Sunday worship schedule announced with Sunday School at 9:30, services at 10:30 a m English night service at 7 30 p m led by Pastor W G Wolfsdorf. The notice extends a cordial invitation to join the congregation.
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