Publishers offer shared yearlong deals for two magazines
A note announces a special arrangement allowing readers to receive both the Shiner Gazette and the Idea Woman's Magazine for one year each at a total price of 1.25 dollars. This cross publication offer highlights a promotional bargain from the publishers.
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Shiner Gazette
Pide Idea Woman’s Magazine
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Gazette
the Gazette
Shiner
Tex
Michna School News and Local Visits
A letter from Red Rose notes social visits by Mr Blier, Mr Ventreck, Miss Louise Baros and others at Sunset and local homes over the weekend. John Hartl Jr visited Big Hill and attended a Sunset dance. Yoakum sold a bale of cotton. Frank Baros and Tom Pecena left for Seymour in Baylor county.
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Blier
John
Sunset School
Ventreck
Joe
Louise Baros
Matuk
John Sitka
Willie Zbraneck
Shiner
John Hartl, Jr
Big Hill
Joe Grill
John Hartl
Jim
Frank Baros
Tom Pecena
Seymour
Baylor County
Red Rose
Local Letters Share Neighbor News Across Shiner Area
Dryer News No 1 notes John Koepke and family visiting near Shiner, William Bressel of Cheapside visiting friends, Frank Klohs Sr and daughters shopping in Shiner, Mrs Jacobs of Galveston visiting T. V. Holley, mentions a sick list and Emma Hillen’s return from Yorktown and Westhoff.
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The
Gazette
John Koepke
Near Shiner
Ben Schumacher
William Bressel
Cheapside
Frank Klohs
Janie
Elfrieda
Shiner
Emma Hillen
Yorktown
Westhoff
Menger School Items
Community notes from Menger recount visits by residents to Shiner Lindenau Gonzales and Corpus Christi. A grand barbecue is planned for Thursday while preparations for cotton picking begin as rain brings relief and Grass remains scarce.
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Anton Deharde
Neimeyer
Shiner
Corpus Christi
Anton Ahrens
Henry
Johanna Ahrens
Lindenau
Dora Zimmermann
Emil
George Wulf
Otto Wendt
Charles Fehner
Sunny
Otto Fisseler
Hat
Otto
John Wagner
Henry Ahrens
Gonzales
Anton Harbers
Willie
Henry Remmers
D. E. Dabuse
For Sale Residence and Storehouse in Texas
For sale by owner Vinc Bednar offers residence and storehouse in iner Texas on easy terms. Call for particulars.
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Vinc Bednar
Iner
Texas
Komensky Doings Show Socials And Visits In July
The Komensky column reports Mrs A Uthmann and daughters from near Shiner visiting the Breitschoffs. Numerous locals attend a Novo dance. school closed with ice cream for deaf pupils and head marks premiums. Socials include Henry Pohler party with music, refreshments, and phono selections. Local travel includes Mikulenka of Hallettsville selling, John Fashingbauer clan visiting Yoakum, and Rud Bartsch with others from Dilworth.
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A. Uthmann
Mary
Emma
Near Shiner
E. Breitschoff
P. Antrich
Derrich
Sunset School
Mary, Gussie
Jamie Ulhmann
Lena Winkler
Oak Grove
Novo
F. Ulhmann
Grandma Winkler
Breslau
Henry Pohler
Mikulenka
Hallettsvile
Witting
John Fashingbauer
Emil
Near Yoakum
Joseph Heinrich
Henkhaus
Rud
Filip
Frantz Uthmann
Lee Wagner
Grandma Hirscher
Will
Grandma
A Golden Wedding and Liver Health Advice
A nostalgic note on lasting marriage links longevity to health and to a daily liver tonic. It promotes Bal lard's Herbine as the remedy to keep the liver active year round, with a 50 cent price and sale through Schlottman Drug Co.
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Ballard
Schlottman Drug Co
Window Glass and Putty Damaged at Drug Co Store
Readable fragment reports window glass and putty damage at Clottmann Drug Co store. Incident details scarce but suggests storefront repair needs and possible weather or accident impact. No injuries or dates provided.
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Clottmann Drug Co. Store
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J.C. Blohm & Son
Avery
Plante Buckeye
Florence
Sherwin-Williams
Agahd
Garbade Lumber Co
Shiner, Tex
Brighten Af
S. A. Carnes & Son
First National Bank
Shiner, Texas
Lavaca County
SAFE
Wissheital Bene Cares Es
West End
DR. G. Schulze
Shiner Texass
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
NBN
Cba
WemMa
DEA
Dittmar
Michna School News
Menger
Komensky Doings
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