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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
5
The schedule lists Train No 46 from Lockhart arriving at 2 50 p m. Train No 42 from Waco arriving at 7 50 p m. Train No 41 from Yoakum arriving at 8 40 a m. Passenger flow between Lockhart Waco and Yoakum is shown.
Community notes show clergy schedules at the Baptist church with Sunday services, updates from residents traveling to Gonzales and Nixon on land business, visits by Edna Holchak and Mrs. Wheeler, and upcoming civic events. The Gazette Office advertises candidate cards, hot tamales Saturdays at Emlers, and a July 4th parade plan in Shiner with basket picnics and street decor.
A state bank was organized at Bello last week by Mr. B. H. Walker and other Shiner residents with a capital stock of 10000 dollars. Officers elected include President Hy. Dreyer, Sr., Vice-president B. H. Walker, Cashier A. G. Lichey, Assistant Cashier Chas Small of Cuero. The bank will be open for business on July 15.
A persuasive pitch urges young men and women to enroll in a first class business training at Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas. It promises thorough practical courses, expert teachers, modern methods, and a catalog offered free to prospective students aiming to fast track success in business.
The second man fined for sending first class matter under second class postage settled his fine in Yoakum Texas on June 24. Both men, ignorant of the law requiring postmasters to open second class packages to check for writing inside, were fined ten dollars each.
By the undersigned on Sunday June 21st, one day more about three years old, baldface, no brand. Had on an old saddle made by G. Walter of LaGrange. Owner can get some by calling on me and paying charges. AUG. SCHMIDT.
A good farm of 263 acres with room for two farms and improvements. Isaacres in cultivation and ample water year round. Located about miles from Shiner. Apply to F A KoneCny, 49 Bt.
Fritz Huff declares not to sell or contract for any goods or property on his account to his wife or any family member. He will not assume debts or risks from such transactions and forbids any sales or contracts by them on his property.
Job notice seeking a cook to work for a family of three at Eagle Lake. Offer pays $10 per month. Apply to Gazette Office.
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