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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
4
Postoffice entry announces subscription rates at two dollars for one year postpaid. It notes mailing eligibility for second class mail in Shiner Texas and mentions insurance by the Printer's Mutual Fire Insurance Association under Texas law.
Public notice from The Gazette instructs advertisers and correspondents that no submissions will be accepted after Tuesday noon. The message emphasizes timing and processing for the current issue.
Stricter actions against alcohol violate dry law as authorities press tougher policing. Mexico's President Obregon seeks stronger US recognition to bolster his government amid regional political maneuvering.
The article asserts President Harding believes business will soon normalize and credits persistent advertising for Tanlac promotional success, arguing continued advertising keeps business trends alive. It highlights the role of advertising in reviving commerce and maintaining consumer confidence.
The University of Texas Interscholastic League announces next year’s debate topic: Resolved that all immigration into the United States should be prohibited for a period of two years. The Extension Loan Library will compile materials and provide package loan libraries for high school debaters.
Nine members of the middle law class at the University of Texas Law School in Austin are announced as honored by the Chancellor of the honorary Society. The list includes Robert J Knox Batton of Palestine and William Crozier Gowen of Belleview among others.
W Gray Cherokee Wayne R Howel Corsicana Leslie Crane Merrem Shiner Alfred M Scott Austin Edwin Schorn San Antonio Basham Themis Dallas elected by chancellor require an average of ninety percent in grades and a strong record of achievement and character. Further selections to next year's class may occur after fall term. new members were tapped and placed into the program immediately after the election.
Commissioner Jerrell releases a statewide cotton acreage report based on data from 182 counties. Last year’s cotton area was 6,612,575,000 acres with 2,500,000 bales expected this year due to late planting and poor fertility. Feed crops rise and land idle for cotton noted.
The Gonzales Cotton Mills have shipped a carload of duck to Ford Motor Company in Detroit Michigan. The shipment includes 112 bales of cloth totaling 100000 yards. The article notes money spent by Gonzales county citizens for Ford cars is returning home.
Philadelphia, May 27. The United States alien property custodian Colonel Thomas W. Miller seized the Bergdoll estate and related properties on President Harding's order. Grover C. Bergdoll, a draft evader in Germany, his mother Enna Bergdoll, and brother Erwin Bergdoll, at Leavenworth, are named in the action. Value cited is 836,226.
The first bale of 1921 cotton was rushed from San Benito to Houston where it sold for 1800 at the auction cotton exchange. Sanders & Co. handled the bale and Jernest Matz raised the crop, making the third time he sent the first bale to market and beating prior records by fourteen days.
A Yorktown News reader mocks Henry Ford Dearborn Independent costing 10 cents per copy and asks Ford to remove the reader’s name for 135 years. The note jokes about profits from faultfinding and mentions Schulenburg Sticker seeking a coupe.
For sale a large horse about 17 hands high and a mule about 12 years old. Includes one wagon with cotton box and harness. Also one cultivator in fair shape. Contact Antonio Gemelka Route 2 Yoakum Texas.
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