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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
2
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The article notes rivers in Texas like the Colorado Trinity Brazos Guadalupe and San Marcos on the rampage after recent rains. It mentions Gonzales County District Court meeting last Monday with a light docket and Lavaca County Commissioners set to meet June 22 to adjust tax rates. It also remarks on Gonzales Enquirer special edition refused by the mails due to prepaid two cent stamps.
A man identified as Carl H. Duncan was arrested last Thursday in Boise Idaho on charges of carrying concealed weapons. Police found a Colt’s Automatic revolver a long knife brass knuckles false facial disguises and skeleton keys in his bag.
Corpus Christi Texas Senator John C Willacy says the attorney general ruling on the new liquor law misstates legislative intent and should not stand He argues the measure did not intend revoking all licenses and forcing closures pending new permits.
The New Idea Woman's Magazine highlights the Coda Club of New York opened recently to provide women with comforts of a men’s club. Architects McKim Mead & White designed the building and Miss Elsie LeWolfe crafted the interior in refined taste. The club lists top society and professional women and features a swimming tank dining room and bedroom among its illustrated interiors. The report notes Charley Flato and his Kinesville business and mentions W R McKie at the lumber yard and Mr Flato planning a two story concrete hardware building.
A Halletsville report from the Halletsville Truck Growers Association chair KE H Mitchell shows onions and potatoes sold this spring. Totals include car potatoes at 60 to 69 cents a bushel, onions at $1.80 to $1.85 per hundred, and several thousand pounds shipped. Fifteen more cars are expected to be loaded and shipped before season’s end. Mitchell praised as manager as the association remains on a firmer foundation than in the past.
For the Ladies Aid Society the opera houses present a Tuesday program starting at 8 pm. The bill features music instrumental recitations and vocal numbers by Mrs Thalemeyer Callie Mae Coier Miss Mae Mathis and many others plus a Thanksgiv ing sermon by Rev Towers. Admission 26 cents for adults 16 cents for children.
Notice taken up by the under-signer about March 10th for a brown horse branded I. Rt. A. on the left side. Owner may claim by calling Onidoe Fulac's farm near Shiner, Texas, and paying charges.
The July Designer issue features the magazine’s patriotic sketches and stories such as How the Flag Came by the name of Old Glory and The Colonel's Coming. It includes Building with Prees on wood architecture and a floral play Pairy Godmothers Botany Lesson.
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