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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
7
The piece advertises choosing well in plans and materials for a home. A discussion with the provider costs nothing and imposes no obligation, but aims to aid in planning. It emphasizes reasonable prices for plan services and materials.
The Eagle Like City Council voted to raise the local tax rate by about 130 percent at its last meeting, drawing ire from taxpayers and triggering debate over public finance.
Eagle Lake Headlight reports the regular session increased the city tax rate from 65 cents to 1.50 per hundred dollars, a rise over 130 percent. The rate is capped at 1.50 until the city reaches 5000 inhabitants, a limit observers deem the council’s blue sky elevation.
Liano Texas June 20 The Texas Pink Granite Company formed at Granite Mountain secures a large contract to supply granite for the 15 million Edison Building in New York. The project will span four city blocks and use Texas granite exclusively for all granite needs.
Local notice states this office offers rent contract supply services. The fragment mentions SSECCCECSSHE as part of the header, with no additional names or dates to place in a fuller context.
Dallas resident Quintin Schaeffer marked the Fourth of July in Shiner embracing local festivities and community ambiance during a celebratory holiday visit.
Mr and Mrs H G Hollman and their son Julius are spending several weeks on the coast and in the mountains enjoying a family vacation away from home routines.
Mr and Mrs Ad Schulze were seen tending to business interests in Robstown last week with Victor and Gene noted in attendance.
Mr and Mrs A J Blohm Miss Mae and Mr and Mrs L G Valenta spent last weekend enjoying the surf bathing at Galveston.
An advertisement promotes eye examinations and glasses fitting by Dr. Gus Schulze. It claims all work is guaranteed and mentions availability of the latest frame styles. The contact or location details are not provided.
Misses Francis Zak and Wile Novak attended the dedication of the new $40,000 Catholic Clare at East Bernard on June cem. Six thousand people attended the services.
Mr and Mrs E O Jack Henkhaus traveled from Seguin on Sunday to bring home Mrs O C Henkhaus Sr who had been their guest for some time.
Get your cash trade cards and samples of valuable oval medallions offered by Shiner Motor Sales. P. R. Otto, proprietor, urges quick action as supplies are limited.
Master Bester Bohmann of Stockdale, once a surgical patient at Dr. Wagner Hospital, has been moved to the home of his grandmother Mrs. Apna Bobman for recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Koch relocate from Austin to Yorktown, joining families including Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Eckhardt. The groom has accepted a bookkeeping position with Jacob Schmidt at Yorktown News.
Texas Company announces unsurpassed service for all Texaco gasoline and lube oil users at the Highway Filling Station and Shiner Garage. Phone 104. Ed Gebrels, Agent.
Dr Frank Kent announces a regional eye ear nose and throat clinic visiting Hallettsville on July 9 and Shiner on July 10. He will examine and treat common conditions and provide specialist consults. Local residents are advised to attend for expert care and early detection opportunities.
Mr and Mrs R H Valenta spent a relaxing vacation visiting Corpus Christi Robstown and Harlingen enjoying sunny beaches and local sights during a short travel break with family photos and notes of leisure.
Mrs Herbert Holchak and her son from San Antonio are visiting relatives.
Mrs. Roy Brunkenhoefer of Nordheim has been a guest in the Benno Holchak home.
Max Ehlers of the First National Bank of Houston is spending his vacation under the parental roof.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballara Fry and Miss Thelma McNutt of Austin spent July 4th with Miss Mae Hughs and Mrs. C. C. Amsler.
Arthur Kaspar departed Monday morning for Valley Points to advance Kaspar Wire Basket Works. He aims to expand distribution, secure orders, and showcase basket designs at regional markets and potential trade shows.
H. H. Striebeck and Edwin Wolters were in Kenedy to attend to business interests during the Fourth of July period, focusing on local commercial concerns and routines.
Mrs W C Bonarden and her daughter Ellorene from Halsettsville are guests at the E G Buske home, staying for a visit.
Mrs. Ghas Garbade and sons Water and Percy returned Sunday from a brief visit to Galveston.
Miss Ella E Plageman resumed duties at Hath Hospital in Yoakum yesterday after a week at home.
Mr and Mrs M E Wolters and their son Gussie are back home after an extended visit to California Utah and Colorado with travel details and family updates from their journey.
How Is Your Battery We stock Williard and Exide batteries a size to fit every make of car We guarantee real long service from these batteries A trial will convince you Stocked by the following dealers Highway Filling Station City Garage Charles Malina Batt
H Arthur Zappe and George Rogge joined Jackson Purdy of Houston for a three months vacation starting Wednesday. The journey includes San Diego California Mexico Salt Lake City Utah Yellowstone Park Colorado Springs and Grand Canyon as listed stops.
Mr and Mrs E G Buske and family spent last weekend in Path Fioresville and San Antonio. They were joined home by Miss Roxie Veree Buske who has been taking a music course at Westmoreland College.
The office of J A F Kroschel will be closed from Monday July 6th until on or about August 3rd for unspecified reasons.
Dance on July 12 at the Rocky Site for old and young folks with music by the Patek Band. Everyone is invited to attend this community event.
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