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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
8
A wartime exhortation argues the value of buying Liberty Bonds above hoarding wealth. It asserts bonds are as vital as banks and farms, and that both idle rich and idle poor must work or fight. The piece urges hard work and readiness to end the war sooner.
Judd Lewis vents in the Houston Post about a night encounter where his spouse received onions with no light. He rails against the odor of onions and limburger, swears revenge, and pledges to hunt down the onion giver after the danger passes. He notes carrots and okra affect him differently.
The Houston Post notes Germany wastes no energy while Americans lack discipline. It urges mobilizing civilian energy for war, suspending nonessential occupations, and using sea military energy to boost harvests and victory.
Secretary Daniel warns that the American Navy will grow to 400000 sailors with ships ready next summer to carry millions of troops to France. The note adds that the nation means business while an imaginary interview with Von Ludendorff is cited.
The text urges keeping a bottle of Heerertets Colic or Diarrhoea Remedy at hand when the family physician is away. It notes stomach pain colic and diarrhoea require prompt treatment and may prove fatal before care accessible.
Sergeant Edgar F. Merrem of Moulton reports to assist new men at Camp Bullis. Sergeant Walter A. Rittner currently at Camp Bullis will return to Camp Travis soon. Corporal Merrem and Rogze at Camp Bullis expected back shortly.
Camp Travis authorities fight mosquito breeding on the Islade by clearing driftwood straightening the river and spreading crude oil. Salado is fed by wells while two houses rise for soldiers and swimming classes run with unit designated hours. A dam widens the waterway as pecan trees line the banks for shade.
Directors M E Wolters A J Blohm E J Merrem Geo Bauer A S Kallus T Y Hill R A Baes sler of Hallettsville meet Friday May 24. The resignation of Mr Nau was accepted with regret but selecting his successor was postponed to a future meeting.
After a brief visit to relatives and friends Oscar Kéepke returned to Corpus Christi Monday night. He was accompanied home by Mr and Mrs BE L Merrem.
Walter Schmidt and his mother returned Monday night from a visit to Aug Schmidt at Camp Travis.
Mr and Mrs D G Helmers and daughter Stella returned from an overland trip to Austin and Marble Falls.
A reader recommends Chamberlain's Liniment for back pain. Apply twice daily and massage the back muscles thoroughly to relieve discomfort and ease the pain.
Several candidates for county office were canvassing voters in Shiner last week. Prominent among them were Frank Schoppe seeking County School Superintendent EK. T. Long running for County Clerk and F. G. Havell seeking Tax Collector.
In Ferguson Forum style, Taft and Roosevelt greet each other while the nation awaits a Wilson led Washington. Voter guidance urges July primaries require ten day prior filing of poll tax receipt and marked ballot with county clerk to count. Italicized line notes Allied unity and advancing democracy amid wartime shift.
For sale. Bottling plant at a reasonable price. Write to 114 Hugo St. Yoa Kum Texas.
A fragmented exchange shows a proposed debt settlement where one party suggests paying what is owed to clear Sid’s bills. The exchange includes Hawkish endorsements and prompts to begin immediately with cooperation from Eagle Paes News Guide and Yorktown News. The terse dialogue hints at a coordinated effort to resolve outstanding obligations.
To prevent belching chew slowly and masticate thoroughly as a routine. If trouble returns take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper for relief.
The one and one third fare round trip will apply on all Texas railroads for summer session attendees at the University of Texas. E. J. Mathews registrar announces June 8 start with final return Sept 2. Graduates and guests attending commencements starting June 9 may also qualify for the reduced rate.
A well tempered, hardworking horse described as a good work horse seeks a job with D. H. Stindt in Shiner. The animal is noted for a gentle disposition and steady performance traits suitable for farm or light hauling tasks. Potential owners are invited to contact for details.
An advertisement asserts that worms leave quickly with White's Cream Vermifuge and that affected children grow healthier, avoiding fatal diseases.
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