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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
10
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kind words and deeds of consolation during the funeral. Grateful for flowers, choir, ministers, and I P J S T Lodge. Sincerely, Joe F. Ermis, Sons and Daughters.
Miss Ida Reichardt of the La Grange hospital school of nursing returned to La Grange Saturday after a two week vacation spent with her parents and other relatives. Miss Alice Pohler, who has been attending Lady of Lake in San Antonio has returned home for the summer vacation. Among those leaving Sunday for San Marcos to enter State Teachers College for the summer were: Misses Elsie Dziewas, Margaret Liebhafsky, Emma Grant, Annie Stuter, Mrs. Alfred Brosch.
Moss B. L. Moss of Sosa Mississippi, a leading cotton farmer, says growing cotton under boll weevil conditions without fertilizer is impossible. He advocates liberal use of Chilean nitrate of soda, 100 to 200 pounds per acre, to force rapid growth, early fruiting, and higher 1929 yields and profits.
A long-ago farmer first used Chilean nitrate of soda as a side-dressing for cotton and corn, a practice that today has millions following. Reports cite timing for cotton just before first cultivation and for corn 35 to 40 days after planting, with specific nitrogen applications yielding higher outputs. Experiments show mix and side-dressing approaches, tracing origin to Chilean nitrate of soda once known as Chile saltpeter and prized for over fifty years as a premier nitrogen fertilizer by farmers and researchers alike.
A claim touts 666 as the fastest remedy for colds, grippe, flu, dengue bilious fever and malaria, presenting it as the most speedy cure known. The statement reflects period medicinal advertising language without medical validation.
Miss Edna Reischel, Miss Willie Muenker, Miss Gladys Tomlinson, Miss Ollie Leibetter left Friday and Saturday for Moulton, Yoakum, Harwood and San Antonio respectively. All of these young ladies will be welcomed upon their return to resume school duties this fall.
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