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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
3
Victor Dziewas is home from Galveston visiting his mother Mrs. Wm. Dziewas who had returned last week from Yoakum.
The Texas Legislature proposes adding Section 51a to Article 3 authorizing up to 20 million dollars in State bonds at up to 4.5 percent interest for relief and work relief, repayable within ten years. Bonds would be sold at par, not tied to real property taxes, and governed by law. The amendment and election are set for August 26, 1988.
The proposal would amend Article VIII Section 11-a to exempt $3,000 of the assessed value of all residence homesteads from state taxes, with conditions on tax remissions and county certifications. The measure is to be voted statewide on the fourth Saturday in August 1933, with ballot wording for and against, and the governor directed to issue the proclamation.
Mrs Aug Stoeltje and her daughter of Poth visited relatives last week. Lee Roy Menning is employed by Rubin's Store for the summer.
A 25 cent package of Thed ford's Black-Draught offers 25 or more doses for quick bowel relief. Advertises the laxative as affordable at a cent or less per dose, appealing to thousands of men and women seeking constipation relief.
Yoakum residents note visits and guests including Mrs Anna Tuelfel and the Wendel home crowd. Benign hospital and travel updates feature births arrivals and commencements with teachers and students at Kokernot and Sul Ross plus trips to Chicago and New York plans.
Mrs. A Thulemeyer and Mrs. Wolters with W Wendt III spent last week in San Antonio and attend Schreiner Institute Commencement in Kerrville this week. Mr and Mrs Sam Phillippe and Mrs Ira Stribling of San Antonio were guests at the E C Merseburger home. Shoes and hats sale items listed. Mrs L L Maker and Mrs C B Welhausen with Florine and Earline Berkenhoff visited San Antonio last week.
Mr and Mrs E J Merrem and Miss Mabel returned from San Antonio where they visited L C Merrem and wife. They then headed to Houston to see W E Merrem and family. J H Huebner reported a card from his son Lieut Com Louis Huebner in Manilla, noting orders change and the Asiatic fleet with the U S S Houston will stay in Manilla until January 1984. The Houston and family are in good health and well located.
Mrs Edward Berkenhoff was moved from the local hospital to her home Sunday. At her bedside is her aunt Mrs Frank Anderson a registered nurse from Gonzales who is with her during recovery.
Miss Bertha Waldo of Haman North Dakota shares her experience with Kruschen Salts as a reducing remedy. She reports losing over 40 pounds in a year while under her doctor s guidance and notes health benefits such as improved energy and mood. The ad claims daily intake of one half teaspoon in hot water each morning and promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Selma Rogge and Mae Rogge spent a week enjoying activities and campus life at Baylor University highlighting their visit and time on campus during the travel period.
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