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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
8
The Eagle Lake Headlight explains that once a newspaper gains second class mailing status it must accept advertising that is lawful and paid, regardless of origin. It urges readers to understand the newspaper business and compares ad circulation to rail freight, noting the paper does not solicit distant ads but will publish those routed through reliable agencies.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Leslie and their children left Sunday for San Marcos where they rented a cottage. Leslie will pursue advanced scholarship work at State Teacher's College.
Mrs A L Fuller left Friday for Texarkana to visit her sister and join her brother Major General Kenzie W Walker who will be in the area from Washington for a few days.
H E Kunath foreman and assistant on Gazette staff will spend June on his annual vacation. The trip will include brief visits to Corpus Christi San Antonio and Galveston. He and Mrs Kunath plan to travel in their Buick Sport touring.
Mr and Mrs Frank Stach of city and Miss Louise Stach of Shiner visited the Herald office on Monday. Miss Stach works at the Shiner Gazette Office owned by Mrs Habermacher, who with her daughter Mrs Ella Lane has run the paper since Judge Habermacher’s death years ago.
Local ad for Texas Grocery Store in San Antonio offering a line of groceries including Pioneer Flour and country produce. Delivery within city limits. Call Herman Schroeder, proprietor, for prices and service. Phone 0.
Local and personal rent contracts are available from this office. This service offers standard lease forms and customized rental agreements to fit landlord and tenant needs. Contact for details and pricing.
Mr and Mrs Victor Treptow spent Sunday in Hallettsville during a family visit.
L. J. Grieger marks his annual vacation this week while Mrs. F. F. Michna travels for a visit in San Antonio.
I furnish all colors of cotton thread for picoting and hem stitching. Mrs F. O. Marburger. 29x4 Miss Bozena Patek spent Sunday with Gonzales relatives.
Mr and Mrs Ballard Fry arrived Monday from Austin to visit Miss Mae Hughs, sharing news of hospitality and hometown ties as they reconnect with friends.
Miss Willie Mae Turk is spending the week with her sister Miss Irene.
Flora May Pannewitz is spending her vacation in Schulenborg, enjoying local sights and amenities during the interim period. The outing highlights a leisure break with planned visits to nearby landmarks.
Miss Stella Wolters has returned from a brief visit to relatives in Schulenburg.
H. E. Kunath and R. C. Gar bade traveled to Houston as business visitors Tuesday, meeting local officials and discussing trade opportunities. The trip aimed to strengthen regional commerce and sample Houston markets for potential partnerships.
Ford car owners are urged to visit City Garage for genuine parts and service. Emil L. Balusek serves as manager and Mr B F McIntosh of Giddings will be with the Gazette during June.
Mrs C L Williams and Miss Irene Turk spent last weekend in Schulenburg visiting friends and enjoying local sights and hospitality amid a short trip.
Henry Rogge has returned from a short vacation visit to Fieresville, resuming daily routines and noting no further travel plans.
Mies Elsie Lichey, an assistant at the local Post Office, has returned from a visit to Weimar, sharing experiences from the trip.
Victor E Schulze has returned home after completing studies at the State Medical University in Galveston. He is expected to resume regular duties and awaits next steps in his professional career.
Mr and Mrs John Simicek Mrs Alvina Wolters and Max Jr are visiting in Orange Grove in a brief society note highlighting courtesy travel and social ties.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Schulze and daughter Miss Helen spent their vacation in Canado and other points in Jackson County.
Miss Leonita Helmers along with her young niece Miss Eloise Goeth of Austin traveled by car for a weekend visit with relatives and friends, enjoying a brief family gathering and leisure time.
Builder Alois Kasper pushes to finish the Louis Wagener residence and will soon start a new bungalow for Mr. and Mrs. R F Chlastak, signaling active residential construction in the area.
Miss Dora Schmidt, popular manager of Wolters Bros. Co. Millinery Parlor, closed her season and left for a visit to Victoria relatives last Saturday.
The Richter Sisters filled an engagement in La Grange Tuesday night under the auspices of the Mother's Club.
Misses Elsie Dziewas and Myrtle Monroe left this week for San Marcos State Teacher's College. They travel to pursue education studies and join other students beginning the new term at the Texas campus.
Mrs Jack Howard and her daughter arrived Monday from San Antonio to visit Mrs C B Welhauser.
Edwin A. Brosch is expected home this week end from St. Louis Dental College where he made an honorable record by being exempt in all subjects.
Miss Louise Stach resumes her duties at the office Monday morning following a week’s vacation in New Braunfels.
Mr. and Mrs. Arno Wagener and son Glen depart next week to Schulenbure. From there Mr. Wagener travels to Galveston for the State Convention of Cotton Seed Crushers.
Mrs. Rudy Valenta resumes housekeeper duties after months in business world.
Robert Perry, who was summoned home from Houston by his mother's illness, returned home Saturday. He was accompanied by his brother Woodrow.
The Quality Shoe Shop advertises electric equipment with Landis machinery for shoe rebuilding. Shoes repaired while you wait with guaranteed work. Frank F Michna invites customers at the Highway Filling Station with reasonable charges and satisfaction promise.
A testimonial from Mrs. A. Howard describes overcoming stomach discomfort after Adlerika. She cites appetite return and improved well being. The ad highlights Adlerika as a quick gas reliever and bowel cleaner, claiming constipation relief and net cheerfulness, with promotion by The Shiner Drug Company.
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