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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
6
Mr and Mrs E H Willman and Mr and Mrs O H Deutsch returned Monday night from a vacation trip to San Antonio Kerrville Junction and Boerne Hills.
Shiner Texas city council enacts traffic rules to yield to fire units, prohibit parking within 300 feet of fires, and impose fines from five to one hundred dollars for violations. It also suspends normal reading rules for immediate effect and addresses fowl running at large with a ten dollar maximum penalty. City Secretary J M Canon signs the ordinance, dated July 6, 1925.
Aunt Emmy clarifies debenture bonds for Helen, defining them as IOUs from a company with no secured assets. She cautions safety depends on the issuer’s soundness and advises consulting a bank for a risk assessment before investing.
Mr and Mrs C J Garbade Percy and R C Garbade with wife left Tuesday morning for Junction and the hills. Curt Messer Flora Mae Parnewitz and Oscar Lichey spent last weekend in San Antonio. Mrs J C Habermacher joined Mr and Mrs Wm Wendtland Jr and son to Hallettsville Monday afternoon. Elmer Schulze returned to Austin Monday with Edwin Brosch and Victor Schulze.
Wisconsin bankers sponsor a boy and a girl to the University of Wisconsin Short Course with shared expenses. Michigan bankers hold a dairy alfalfa meeting at Charlotte, boosting 2000 acres of alfalfa and aiming for state accreditation. North Dakota bankers organize county associations to push boys and girls clubs and the alfalfa on every farm project, approved at a Fargo meeting in February.
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