Shiner Lions Club Program Draws Large Shiner Crowd
The Yoakum Lions Club sponsored an outdoor program at the Shiner playground with eight carloads of Lions and guests, including the Grand Theatre loud speaker truck. The crowd applauded each number from greetings by C. C. Crutch field to songs, jokes, dances, and talks, ending with Farewell to Thee and a goodwill message from Mrs. Ella Lane of Shiner.
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Yoakum Lions Club
Shiner
Lions
Eir
Grand Theatre
Lion
C. C. Crutchfield
America
Arthur Cain
Perry Davis
Lion W. F. Adams
Morris Fawcett
W. E. Beal
Yoakum Chamber of Commerce
Betty Jean Rinn
Yoakum Community Cannery
M. W. Carlton
Wal‘ter’ Becker
Marie Knox
E. E. Harris
Lions Club
Yoakum Club
Ella Lane
Yoakum Herald
Local gins ready for new season injections and repairs
Interviews reveal gin owners across Glaze City and South Texas reporting extensive overhauls and upgrades. Albert, Kuentzel, Burke, Kubicek, Koether, Kasper, Hodanek, Vrana, and Adamek share plans for improved efficiency, new parts, electrical upgrades, and higher capacity, signaling a strong prep for the cotton season.
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P. L. Albert
Glaze City
Chas. Kuentzel
Lone Star Gun
Gaette
E. G. Burke
Murray
Wa. Kubicek
Kubicek & Adamek Gin
H. G. Koether
Wied
John F. Kasper
Anton Hodanek
Shiner Farmers
Texas
Mr. Vrana
Midway Gin
Dreyer Gin
Anton Adamek
Lavaca's Cotton Allotment Counts 19166 Bales
County Agent J M Parks forwards a Bankhead Act notice about cotton quotas published June 22 and June 21 from the U S Department of Agriculture. Appeals to Washington may be filed within 15 days only with sworn statements and documentation showing a clear injustice. unlikely to upset published quotas. The Lavaca allotment is 19 166 bales of 478 pounds net.
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J .M. Parks
Office of Information
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
G. KE. Adams
Merrem Family Heads for Colorado Summer Work
Mr and Mrs W F E Merrem and their daughter from Houston and Miss Mable Merrem depart this week to Grid Canyon. Miss Merrem will attend the University of Colorado for summer work.
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W. FE. Merrem
Houston
Mabel Merrem
Merrem Wil
University of Colorado
Shiner Moves to Drill Third Water Well
City officials authorize drilling of Shiner’s third water well with Best Bros. of Waelder contracted. A derrick is erected near the oil mill and work begins. The aim is a strong flow to support increased demand as the city awaits deeper wells and the standpipe’s 115000 gallon capacity. Oil men have shown interest in logging strata at the site.
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Shiner
Best Bros. of
Waelder
Aare
Sulphur Park Swimming Pool
Spoetzl Brewery
Richter
Mikulik Couple Arrive from San Antonio for Sunday
J. L. Mikulik and his wife arrived in town from San Antonio for a Sunday visit.
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J. L. Mikulik
San Antonio
All White Shoes at a Big Reduction
Advertises a sale on white shoes with multiple price points including $895 pumps and ties, $2.95 white pumps, $1.25 white sandals, $3.50 ventilated oxfords, and men’s all leather work shoes. Details list leather soles, straps, and color options across several styles.
Important Meeting For Shiner Businessmen At High School
A mass meeting of Shiner business men, in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce, is called for Thursday at 8 o'clock in the High School Auditorium. All firms are urged to send a representative to discuss Trade days and related plans.
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Shiner
Chamber of Commerce
Cannery Boosts Output Amid Record Two Week Total
Mrs. O T Meyer reports 2527 cans produced over two weeks with only 7 spoiled, a record Miss Pfluger hails as splendid. Canned goods kept eight days before shipment to Hallettsville. Records show relief 1245 cans and home consumption 1285. The third week opened past Monday with a daily record of 503 cans. Corn, tomatoes and tomato juice remain the main products.
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O.T. Meyer
Pfluger
Hallettsville
Beautiful New Home at Dreyer
The Dreyer community features a six room light buff stucco residence built for Mr and Mrs Anton Adamek overlooking the Guadalupe valley. It includes sewerage and Delco lighting, fireplaces, three way flues, a slate roof, concrete porches, an abundant water system and full bath facilities. George Janssen was the contractor. Mr and Mrs Adamek and their son enjoy the enviable home.
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Dreyer
Anton Adamek
Guadalupe Valley
Delco
George Janssen
Mrs. Adamek
Little Son
Cattle Shipping Meeting For Car Load Shipments
Farmers are called to gather in the office rooms adjoining Temple Lumber Co Friday night at 8 o clock to arrange for car load cattle shipments. Presented by Leo Hubner and Frank Tassler Jr.
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Temple Lumber Co
Leo Hubner
Frank Tassler, Jr
Shiner Chapter 272 Meeting Scheduled Next Tuesday
The regular meeting of Shiner Chapter No. 272 is set for Tuesday night July 10 at 8 oclock. All members are urged to attend. Mrs. Irene Davis, W. M.
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Shiner Chapter No. 272
Irene Davis
W. M
Methodist Church Services at Immanuel Lutheran Church
Regular services Sunday morning at 11 and evening at 8. The third quarterly conference of this charge meets tonight at 8 led by Rev. W. M. Rader. German service with Holy Communion Sunday at 10:30, confirmation instruction at 9:30. Voting members meeting after service. Pastors A. Bohot and Don E. Dulaney.
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W. M. Rader
A. Bohot
Rumors Denied by Candidate in District Clerk Race
Statements from candidate Cus J. Strauss deny circulating reports that he withdrew from the District Clerk race. He affirms he remains in the contest and seeks voter support from friends and the community.
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Cus J. Strauss
Fiedler Family Welcomes Clifton David Born June Twenty Third
Mr and Mrs Geo Fiedler celebrate the birth of their second son Clifton David born June 23 weighing 9 pounds percent. Father hopes he follows in tractor operating footsteps and grows up to operate machinery.
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Geo. Fiedler
Clifton David
United Dr Martin Lutheran Church Service Times
The United Dr Martin Lutheran Church invites attendance at Sunday School at 9 oclock and preaching services at 10. English services are at 8 oclock conducted by Rev Bechter of Yoakum. Pastor W C Wolfedorf extends the invitation.
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United
Dr. Martin Lutheran Church
Bechter
Yoakum
W. C. Wolfedorf
Hepler Family Announces Encouraging News From Galveston
Mr C C Hepler reports the most encouraging news from the sick room of H 4 H Hepler in Galveston saying health improvements are noted and hope remains high for a full recovery in the near future.
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C.C. Hepler
H. Hepler
Galveston
Burke and James Leave for Houston Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. E G Burke and James L departed Saturday afternoon for Houston, heading to a visit or engagement in the city.
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E.G Burke
James l
Houston
Superb Yoakum Lion's Club Program Delights Community
The Yoakum Lion's Club hosted a Recreation hour showcasing a cultural and edifying program. Local performers including Little Miss Marie Knox and Betty Jean Rinn impressed audiences, with praise for all participants and the gathering fostering goodwill among Lions, Lionesses, and Shiner folks awaiting a return engagement.
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Yoakum Lion’s Club
Yoakum Herald
Marie Knox
Betty Jean Rinn
D. Meister
Trade Day plans set by Business Men's Club
The Business Men's Club met at Goodelock's Cafe with Paul Otto presiding in the absence of the president and vice president. The Bargain Day Committee outlined plans and urged wide cooperation, scheduling a mass meeting at Shiner High School Auditorium on Thursday night July 5 at 8 o'clock, in connection with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Busines
Goodelock
Pres
Paul Otto
Wi- Zappe
M. E. Wolters
Thomas Hughs
C C
Amster
Shiner
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Striebeck
Ed Herder
Peter Kuhn
Dr Wagner Undertakes Postgraduate Studies in Chicago
Dr. Wagner and Mrs. Wagner with John Kasper left Wednesday for Chicago to pursue postgraduate courses. Mrs. Wagner and her father will visit the Century of Progress. Dr. Wagner plans to work in Chicago and at Mayor Brothers in Rochester Minnesota and will be away until July 25.
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F.M. Wagner
John Kasper
Chicago
Mother's Return From Century of Progress Inspires Praise
Mother Augustine came home from the Chicago Century of Progress weekend amazed by the exposition and its educational displays. The Gazette’s "scribbler lady" lauds a fine handmade Virgin Islands kerchief sent to the desk as a dainty souvenir.
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Mother Augustine
Century of Progress
Chicago
Gazette
Virgin Islands
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