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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
4
Report of 200 patients treated with only one death highlights Pasteur Institute at Austin. The piece also notes civic editorials, political primary dates, and various unrelated global and local items, including a violent assassination attempt in Spain and stock exchange fines.
The Galveston News argues that selling diseased meat harms demand and lowers prices. Cattlemen are urged to use power to punish those involved in the sale of unhealthy meat, as the consequences ultimately affect cattlemen themselves.
The Shiner election results show County Judge E. O. Meitzen 256 votes. County Attorney winners W. F. Adams 4 and W. T. Bagby 205. C. L. Stavinoha 79. Sheriff Pat Muckleroy 25 and A. B. Noble 267. Commissioner precincts 3 and 7 Chas. Koerth 83, L. Tampke 41, Louis Trautwein 160. Justice precinct 3 G. A. Pannewitz 167, L. Tampke 08. Constable precinct 3 F. A. Worthing 275. Public Weigher precinct 3 Otto Henkhaus 189, Johngremeyer 95.
In Halletsville Texas on June 2 the vote counts show Sheriff A B Noble 338 Pat Muckleroy 106 and County Attorney W T Bagby 265 Stavinoha 169 as the only contested offices. Early statewide returns suggest Noble and Bagby will win by comfortable margins. Yoakum reports low turnout with Noble Bagby and Koerth leading.
In Halletsville Lavaca County Texas truck farmers report fair returns this year. H M Tippett, a former clerical worker, grows two acres of onions. A shipment of fifty bushels of potatoes went to Brownsville at 1.15 per bushel. The boll weevil menace threatens cotton crops if heat does not thin them.
In Halletteville Texas on June 1 the Henry Dreyer house occupied by son in law Charles Schoenvogel burned to the ground with contents. no one home. A neighbor boy injured by a tree fall while watching the fire. A warehouse theft leads to two 15 year old colored boys jailed. Pentecost holiday drew a large Catholic crowd.
In Gonzales Texas the June term of district court heard Miller vs Sweat verdict for Miller and continued M D Welle Co v R L Miller to 1907. Calvin Blackwell pleaded guilty to assault to murder receiving two years. A venire of 155 named. cases set for June 15 to June 19 include Hays Winkfield Braulio Cardinal and others. The term continues with criminal docket and attorney N P Reid present.
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