06 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
1
Texas raised two year old horse, 14 hands high, for sale at $400. Call or write John Vrazel near Kobernot's on Route 4, Box 50. 47xAb.
Strayed one day mule 13 hands branded H on shoulder and jaw. Owner John Havel Route 1 to recover with charges. For sale 46xt Jersey heifers 1 2 years old good color and wood condition. Boxes Tonia Florida Texas. Nine Poland China pigs six males three females $2 each. Jersey bull registered 3 years old gentle $25. Rufus Littlefield shiner Route 0.
Epworth League service entries include hymn scripture readings prayers and lessons led by Miss Stella Wolters Mrs. Cora Ward Miss Minnie Schmidt and Miss Esther Dittmar with a missionary study on South America. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a speedy cure available from dealers.
Fodder cutting is the day’s order. Emil Goetz and mother visited Willie Goetz near Dilworth. The Darrick string band played at the Dilworth hall. Young people enjoyed a ball at Dilworth. Hy Bohmann is sick this week. Ben Stock and family passed through en route to Moulton. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Ad Pfeil. Mrs George Krause on sick list but hoped to be out soon. Several neighbors visited and local chatter continues with daily calls and greetings.
A Lincoln Nebraska woman reports chronic constipation and stomach trouble improved after three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says she could get up and feel better and calls herself the proudest girl in Lincoln for finding the remedy. Sold by all dealers.
The note from Dryer Valley reports farmers hauling red cotton crop, hot sultry weather, and speculation of a heavy rain. Local visits include Leo Herdick with Annie and Dan Shulak, Mrs. Frank Anders with Mrs. Lewis Turk, and Julius Horky and John Hanzelka visiting Shiner area. The writer plans a trip to Hochheith and signs off in a friendly, casual tone.
Liquor dealers continue pilgrimages to the State house as renewals stall. Clerks and attorneys aid different cities while Heartsill oversees instructions. Texas hosts about 4000 saloons with few closures despite strict laws.
A $100 reward is posted for the arrest and conviction of any person breaking any of the park rules as stated by Bluecher Park Verein.
A new school building is under construction in Waco with a cost of 11 500 dollars and occupancy planned for September. Work has started on the Maca dam roads in Caldwell county. A vote of 329 000 dollars was approved for road improvements in the Lochhart district.
On the market in city limits, 19 or 12 acres of Black land with an improved house. Best chance yet. Apply to W. C. Emler, Shiner. No. 25xt.f.
Commercial Secretaries in Temple raised five thousand dollars to defray the costs of an agricultural exhibit at the New York Exposition next fall. Descriptive Texas literature will be distributed free and exhibit advertising seen as the strongest way to present our possibilities in New York.
A Marilla New York carpenter, Lopez, notes arnica's prowess in healing cuts, wounds, burns, boils, and chafed skin. He endorses Bucklen’s Arnica and claims it treats fever sores and other ailments, selling at 25 cents through Schulze Cray & Co.
Wood delivered at 1.00 per card cord sawed and cut. Stove wood 5.50 per card. Prices issued by EK F. Ruhmann seeking patronage.
Judge P H Green states two colored men are in jail for misdemeanor fines and would hire out under convict bond. Anyone interested should apply to the judge. Halletsville New Fra.
County Superintendent Wm. Rilers amended scholastic report approved by the commissioner court. The population figure is tied to a proportion of six persons per scholastic. Halletsville's scholastics listed at 287.
An article outlines Dr Wiig s New Discovery praised as a lung cure and offers a $1.00 trial bottle from Schulze Gray Co. It also describes UT Austin planning to publish a free summer bulletin with student stories to inspire future scholars. The piece ends urging readers to carry Chamberlain s Cough Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy on travels.
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