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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
4
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The Gazette informs advertisers and correspondents that no news matter can be received for insertion in the current issue after Tuesday noon. The notice requests timely submissions to ensure inclusion.
Governor Neff will personally inspect the prison system rather than accept the commission's findings, signaling a direct and hands on approach to review conditions and operations. The move aims to verify reports and ensure accountability within the state penitentiary network.
The Galveston News notes cotton at 12 cents, stocks down, grain rising, live stock steady, and hogs showing strength last Saturday.
The writer argues that extending credit to Europe for cotton would trigger a strong demand for raw cotton and manufactured goods abroad, signaling potential economic improvement if funding is available.
The True Name Law enacted this session will impose a misdemeanor and fines from 25 to 100 dollars for each day a business operates under a fictitious name. Busy Bee Cafe and O K Dry Goods Store must file with the county clerk in every county of operation a certificate listing full owner names and addresses, executed and acknowledged.
The police yesterday seized vehicles used as liquor carriers. Among the items found were a baby carriage a brief case a stove a pushcart three boilers eleven suitcases two bicycles one motorboat one cash register and a bathtub.
A Washington letter argues Trusts dominate trade, with a focus on the Steel Trust as the government’s most powerful force. It claims the Steel Trust shapes public opinion, press reports, and congressional views on naval funding, asserting the U S navy outmatches Britain and Japan while England halts new construction and sells vessels.
A collage of editorial quips from various papers mocks peace, immigration, pricing, and politics. It contrasts calls for American-ness with World War II era bumper stickers and notes on political shifts and rising prices.
Dallas News frames a sports mindset: prioritizing safety yields a secondary prize while chasing speed sacrifices any second place, reflecting strategic tradeoffs in competition. The piece contrasts cautious play with high velocity to show how emphasis changes outcomes.
The University of Texas summer session will open Tuesday June 14 as part of year round operation. In summer 1920 attendance reached 1626, up nearly 200 from the prior year, with the summer normal drawing about 3825 enrollments. The program serves teachers and other nonregular students and also attracts regular UT students on vacation.
Dayton News notes a figure near 18,000,000 foreign-born residents in the United States who use seventy six languages and dialects to vent at American institutions.
Anderson Indiana May 29 Wm Muncey and Gordon Huffman two factory workers and friends plan to trade wives with the consent of their wives Mrs Munsey and Mrs Huffman. The situation led to a visit with Judge Kittinger who proposed twin divorce bills. Two divorce petitions for abandonment were filed and a double wedding is expected.
A Marion Star quote critiques indemnity in war and Kipling on paying for what is taken. The Montana and Nashville papers note bachelors taxed and wedding boom in Texas. The Houston Post links matrimonial activity to perceived prosperity and future hope.
The paper thanks subscribers who sent renewals since the last report. Names include Tom Jungbauer of Shiner R4, Chas Albert of Shiner R4, Hugo Leibhafsky of Shiner, Mrs Rudy Valenti, Elena, Mrs E Pauniwitz of Elini.
The American Legion organizer announced a grand parade set for June 14. Officials emphasized community participation and ceremonial activities leading up to the event.
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