Lavaca County Politics and Mexico Surmise Post-Revolution Tides
The piece argues Lavaca county politics lack organization among antis, while pros may gain control. It notes Shi pier's weak effort, the president and cabinet resigning in Mexico, and a potential voice for the people in rulers. It comments on the Standard Oil decision as a potential victory and reflects on Diaz's fall and revolutionaries gaining the upper hand.
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Lavaca County
Mexico
May 28 Meeting for Delegates to Fort Worth Conven
Residents note a May 28 gathering at the opera house to select delegates for the Fort Worth convent due to convene June 5. The event, tied to prohibition campaign concerns, faced questions over meeting fees and brewery influence, amid broader state tax and intoxicant issues.
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Opera House
Fort Worth
Mother poisons two children and herself feared
Mrs Jurek of Peach Creek dissolved match heads in water and fed the mixture to her children to end their lives and her own. The one and three year old died, the mother survived the attempt but was jailed. An inquest was planned and later the county court found her insane.
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Ae Jurek
Unches
Peach Creek
Citizens Rally Opposing Prohibition Comes to Fort Worth
Report notes a massive gathering to oppose statewide prohibition at Fort Worth on Monday June 5 1911 with plans to entertain up to 100000 visitors. Rail rates offered include half the one way fare plus 75 cents from distant points and half fare plus 25 cents from nearby points with tickets usable through Tuesday. A separate offer allows one and one fifth of the regular fare for a round trip from June 3 to June 7.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Building activity noted in West End and Front Street
Mr H G Miller is erecting a new residence in West End 40 Shi ner. Mr J Garbade also builds in the same area. Work starts this week on a double brick store for Shiner Hardware at the old Seydler drug store site Front Street. D Garbade begins a new residence in Park addition. A new bungalow by W J Tomasco appears neat and attractive.
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H. G. Miller
Shiner Hardware Company
Seydler Drug Store
Front Street
D. Garbade
W. J. Tomasco
Good roads mark civilization progress and growth
Good roads are described as milestones in civilization, saving time money and labor, reducing wear and worry, and linking rural areas with cities.
Honor Roll of New Subscribers
The following subscribers have joined since the last report and are thanked: Miss Lula Morgenroth Shiner Theo Dierkaen W V Roeder Route 3 Great Craak Route 1 gohp roan Route ¢ Anders Route 2 Joe Kurta Route 3 Ww Schendel Route 1 Frank Uleak Route 2 Harry Tietjen Rotte 2 nac Vackar Route 22 ny Hillmer Kenedy Jul Coftiend Victoria
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W. V. Roeder
Great
Craak
Gohp Roan
Anders
Joe Kurta
Ww. Schendel
Frank Uleak
Harry Tietjen
Nac Vackar
Ny Hillmer
Kenedy
Jul
Coftiend
Victoria
Notaries Appointed for Shiner Texas Names Listed
The Gazette and The Farm and Ranch announce notaries for Shiner including J F Boska Bat Fry T J Ponton E Runit C B Strattman and C B Wellusen Also Martin Ruppel and A W Janszen Trois the country One cow and calf cow fresh in milk Apply to W L Martin Shiner Texas Re F D No 1 The Gazette and The Farm and Ranch $1 59 a year
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Shiner
J.F. Boska
Bat Fry
T. J. Ponton
E. Runit
C. B. Strattman
C. B. Wellusen
Martin Ruppel
A. W. Janszen
Trois
W. L. Martin, Shiner
Texas
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the Gazette
J. C. Habermacher
Shiner, Tex
Printers’ Qualive Insurance Association
Shipier
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Standard
Diaz
Diai
Old State
Congress Burgess
Antonio
Dongre
Jevtite
Bureness
Gonzales
Washington
Grand State Rally
Colliseum
Anti
Prohibition Organization of
Frauen Verein
Martin Luther Church
Wm. Dziewas
Alice Echo
Rio Grande
Kingsville Dramatic Club
Elia E. Lane
Retta
Wolters Brothers
G. L. Williams
L. B. Richter
Great Farm Paper
The
Shiner Gazette
Matula
D. G. Helmers
Macha Rock Building
Liano
Liano Gold and Metal Mining Company
Messrs. Culp & Riquemore of
Coleman
Val Verde County
United States
Teas