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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
A McKinney Courier-Gazette message urges residents to patronize home merchants and boycott foreign houses. It argues tax profits leave the community, warns that abandoning local merchants harms schools churches and public institutions, and urges citizens to support local businesses year round.
A pasted quote from Dixie Doings at Dixie Portland Cement Co. Chattanooga Tennessee extols loyalty to an employer and the institution it represents. It warns that criticizing while employed undermines ties and risks job loss, urging resignation if one must condemn the organization.
The Dr. Wagner Hospital lists patients including the son of Geo Aschenbeck, daughters of Raymond and Frank Malina, a daughter of Chas, Sikac, Little James Braden, John Petry, Martin Wagner, and Miss Mary Anders.
Joe Kutac age 23 son of J J Kutac of Yoakum was killed early Monday on the Cuero Yoakum road. Returning from Cuero the Ford touring car left the road on a hill and struck a tree limb, crushing the skull. The body was found about 6 am. he was alone. Hallettsville Herald report.
Notice to the public that Gus L Elsik, proprietor, has purchased the Consumers Filling Station and will take charge on June 6, 1925. Promising prompt service and satisfaction, the new owner invites trials and offers Gulf gasoline oils greases and a full line of accessories.
Mr and Mrs Jos Muras and their children spend the week in San Antonio visiting relatives. They will be joined by their brother Anton Navratil and family. Prof Navratil, who ran a private violin studio in El Paso, returns to Baylor University where he has been known to locals from past visits and recitals. Miss Stella Wolters, Shiner’s violinist, completed her Baylor violin course under Prof Navratil.
Miss Rose Zada Schlapota arrived from Bellville to join her parents and will enter next term after completing high school. She was exempt in all studies and is expected to be a valuable addition to the student body. Subscribe for the Gazette.
Decoration Day was observed Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock with a large attendance at the City Cemetery for the annual service. The program featured hymns by a male quartet and chorus including W A Wenat land Perry Wenat land S A Thulemeyer Will Dziewas Chas Kasper A A Schramm and Arthur Kaspar. Rev J C A Pfenninger delivered his first address in German then spoke in English after other musical numbers. The service ended with a prayer and benediction and attendees visited the graves of the dead. Free will offerings at the gate totaled 14.60, the largest since the custom began.
The June term of the County Court convened Monday June 1st with probate civil and criminal dockets heavy for the term. Jury lists include John Othold Adolph Baur H F Koester Willie Stack and several others from Shiner Moulton Hallettsville Schulenburg and nearby towns. The 20 week panel lists H A Menefee Moulton Phil Lorfing Hackberry Steve Michalec R3 Shiner Marcus Mertz Hallettsville and more from Shiner Schulenburg Provident City and Sweet Home.
Members of the Eastern Star will hold an officers installation at 7 45 p m next Tuesday Assistant Deputy Mrs Gray Magee of Nixon will attend to oversee the ceremony.
A guide to maintaining milk quality in summer through proper feeding, udder cleaning, clipping, and hygiene. Emphasizes avoiding weight loss in cows, preventing sour milk from warm nights, protecting cans from sun, and ensuring sanitary handling to reduce financial losses and preserve milk quality.
Last Saturday a son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben DeHarde. Though a holiday visit, his fond parents persuaded him to make his permanent home with them. Congratulations.
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation to Rev Pfen pinger for addresses Mrs Thulemeyer for arranging music and to the singers for hymns in a note from the City Cemetery Society.
A letter notes kerosene oil as a longtime first aid for snake bites in humans and animals. It claims the oil penetrates tissue to counteract poison and prevents swelling if applied promptly, citing personal experience with dogs and rattlesnake bites. It also mentions use for insect bites.
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