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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
2
The house of fashion promises a superior alternative to private tailors Washer offers hand tailored clothes with style exclusivity and expert workmanship similar to costly garments but without uncertainty of fit or results.
In Houston the Kirby Lumber Company case yields a decree for 3.5 million dollars awaiting judge Jaarns review. Dallas names D A Robinson as County Republican Chair. Yoakum reports death of farmer John Peter after field visit. Port Lavaca holds incorporation vote with favorable outcome. Victoria notes stronger cotton gin activity and better crop than expected. Gonaales ships 100 bales cotton to Havre France. Ballinger ties up with a creamery project. Greenville covers Viola Delancey’s assault and a lynch mob burning suspect Ted Smith. Austin rails against state rail equipment orders. Del Rio mentions US cavalry at the Rio Grande. El Paso reports musician Rayo Reyes robbed. Palestine describes Cottey’s death at work. Fredericksburg elects Penniger County Chairman. Victoria grants a 25 year gas franchise. New York cites Steel Corp quarterly gains. LaPorte reports Lamphere’s habeas corpus bid in murder case. Mo notes Hadley suit to form a $300 million combine. Francisco warns Pacific trade risk from Japanese competition. China-to-Mexico typhoon drowning incident, and oil-well growth near Mexico City amid rising Mexican petroleum outlook.
Domestic reports describe William H. Taft officially notified of his Republican presidential nomination in Cincinnati on the Taft residence lawn with a lengthy, enthusiastically received speech. Dispatches note other party events including nominations abroad and legal actions, plus revolutionary unrest in Mexico and political developments in Honduras.
A plaster cast scene from Guanes Mexico is noted as a minor display while private reports promise a Sierra Madre and Pacific railroad link from Casas Grandes to Sonora with a Cananea connection. H. R. Nickerson plans a plant costing at least 75 thousand dollars. Terrell’s Bert Russell, 25, found dead by Texas & Pacific tracks. Texas Railroad Commission will start itemizing express company expenses for Wells Fargo Pacific American United States and Texas-Mexican lines, effective this fiscal year.
Dr. G. T. Spearman advertises treatment for syphilis scrofula ulcers enlarged glands systemic poisons rheumatism and related disorders with claims of rapid noticeable improvement within a day. He also offers cures for kidney bladder urinary nervous and skin troubles including osseous and obstetric issues and piles with a mail order option requiring 200 for guaranteed care.
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