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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
5
The United States Geological Survey notes Utah has six peaks over 13 000 feet and about sixty above 12 000 feet. Kings Peak tops the state at 13498 feet, with Mount Emmons at 18428 and Gilbert Peak at 13422 feet among the high mountains.
The La Grange Journal discusses the Open Shop as a response to union tactics. It argues shorter hours and higher pay drives strikes, criticizes intimidation, and claims open shop allows managers to hire without permits or walking delegates, with bread flour ad at Hirsch's.
H. A. Hirsch offers seven pound bags of good Rio coffee for one dollar this week. The deal highlights a bargain on a popular roast with limited availability at the store.
A Trinity Paper Mills plant in Commerce began producing paper pulp from cotton seed linters and plans for similar mills in McKinney Fort Worth and a Dallas finished-paper plant. Each will handle about twenty tons daily with a large demand from Eastern buyers. US linter output reaches about 1,000,000 bales annually.
A fragment from a verse praises the poet who moves hearts and the singer who sways minds. The text notes the greater blessing for the writer who signs his name on a check and pays his bills, regardless of business.
Classified notice seeking a 14 year old to learn the drinking business with a good opportunity. Apply at the Gazette Office.
The notice urges local readers to support the newspaper and their town by patronizing the home industry and sharing news. It invites readers to call No. 69 in the Gazette to share items of news or visits from relatives and friends, expressing appreciation for kindness.
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