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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
8
Mr and Mrs E H Willman and Mr and Mrs O H Deutsch returned Monday night from a 38 vacation trip visiting San Antonio Kerrville Junction and Boerne Hills.
City of Shiner Texas enacts traffic rules during fire alarms and firefighting. Drivers must keep right and 600 feet away from fire apparatus, and 300 feet from active fires. Fire department vehicles have priority. delays may lead to fines up to 100 dollars. Effective immediately upon publication, as per law. Also bans fowls running at large with penalties up to ten dollars. law takes effect September 1, 1925.
Helen seeks advice from Aunt Emmy on investing in debenture bonds offered by the Blank Manufacturing Corporation. Aunt Emmy explains that debentures are loans secured by the borrower’s credit rather than property, and that safety depends on the company’s soundness. She advises checking with a bank for a report and banker guidance.
Mr and Mrs C J Garbade Percy and R C Garbade and wife left Tuesday morning for Junction and the hills Mr and Mrs Curt Messer Miss Flora Mae Parnewitz and Oscar Lichey spent last weekend in San Antonio.
Pierce County Wisconsin bankers send a boy and a girl to a UW Short Course funded by all banks. Eaton County Michigan bankers sponsor a large dairy alfalfa meeting at Charlotte adding 2000 acres. A bovine TB eradication campaign proceeds toward accreditation. Three associations form new groups. Richland North Dakota bankers organize to support boys and girls clubs and alfalfa on every farm after Fargo meeting in February.
Mrs J C Habermacher joined Mr and Mrs Wm Wendtland Jr and their son to Hallettsville Monday afternoon Elmer Schulze returned to Austin Monday with Edwin Brosch and Victor Schulze
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