Social News Brief From Last Saturday At Miss Frieda Gloor’s
A May Gazette item notes a large casual gathering at Miss Frieda Gloor’s last Saturday. Attendees include Julia and Annie Valalik Josephine Bertha Emma Huebner Louise and Janie Marek Jerome Eddie Valalik Eddie Marek Louis Zamazal and others.
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The
Gazette
Frieda Gloor
Julia
Annie Valalik
Josephine
Bertha
Emma Huebner
Louise
Jannie Marek
Jerome
Eddie Valalek
Eddie Marek
Louis Zamazal
A. Marek
Cuero
Jim Milulenk
Moulton
Eddie Havel
Frank Huebner
Malina
Marek
Messrs
Eddie Valalik
Henry Huebner
Adolph Milulenk
Johnnie Orsak
T. Huebner
Emilie
G. Rindorf
Special arrangement with publishers to supply Shiner Gazette
The partners announce a unique deal giving the Shiner Gazette and the ih Idea Woman's Magazine one year each. The plan secures cross publication access and supports local journalism and women’s media platforms.
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Shiner Gazette
Ih Idea Woman’s Magazine
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Gazette
the Gazette
Shiner
Tex
Houston Sewer Bid Opening Deferred
Because bids were not advertised in the home papers the opening of bids for the construction of a large sewer at Houston had to be deferred.
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Houston
Moulton News Notes Local Visits And School Board Action
Local items report visits by Charles Kossbiel, Dr. and Mrs. Gray, and Prof. Guenther family, plus a Shiner excursion. The Moulton Eagle notes the school board reelecting three assistant teachers and delaying principal election. community updates follow with social calls, travel, and a ball at Sweet Home.
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Charles Kossbiel
Johnnie Sere
Rud
Jeggle
Kathleen Preston
Shiner
J. D. Gray
H. A. Menefee
Son
Altair
Henry Krause
W. H. Korges
Lucy Bell Cobb
Tillie Guenther
A. V. Peterson
Moulton Eagle
O. K
A. K. Cauthern
Otto Ziekuho
Hy. Stindt
Hy. Stindt Spent Thurdday
G. Blaschke
Joe Kasper
Charlottenburg
John Wurstenhardt
Near Wied
Charles Burt
Charlie McElroy
Mont
Sweet Home
Minnie
Pauline Schaefer
Annie
Elizabeth Cauthern
Eddie Schaefer
A. K
Cassie Cauthern
Charles McElroy
Maduro
Webb county onion crop ships majority of season
Webb county Texas reports the onion crop for the season nearly all shipped. Fewer than ten cars depart daily with an estimate of over 1,600 cars of 500 crates each. Growers receive about 800 per crate, totaling no less than 650 thousand dollars in net receipts for the entire crop.
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Laredo
Tex
Webb County
Worthless dogs disturb peace and spread disease
A Galveston News remark condemns noisy dogs and calls for tighter control. It argues dogs are nuisances that threaten public order and health and urges authorities to enforce existing laws.
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Galveston News
Dryer Valley notes and local sightings in Dryer
Rain blesses farmers and keeps them busy killing grass as river rises. A Dryer picnic failed due to rain and was postponed. Local visitors and callers appear, including J C Neighbors, T V Holley, Dr G Schulze, W J Carnes, Emil and Alfred Dreyer, Willie Henkhaus, and John Hirsch. Crops look promising if the dry spell holds. Weather remains unsettled with potential more rain.
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Avery
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Products
Garbade Lumber Co
First National Bank
OF Shiner
Lavaca County
S.a.carnes&son
DR. G. Schulze
Shiner Texas
Eres
L. Gantert
Optician
Cousins
Moulton News
F. P. Guenther
Halletsville
J. G. Guenther
F. T. Fehrnkamp
F. W. Krause
John Mang
Germany
Boundary Line School
William Huesmann
Joe and
Emanuel Hranitarsky
Mount Olive School
Dryer Valley News
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