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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
3
The Woodland Springs resort radiates fresh appeal from dawn to dusk as cooler breezes temper heat. Promoters push townsite sales while a new all year hotel rises on schedule, signaling ongoing progress toward a 10,000 population suburban city and a vibrant realty boom in Sutherland Springs. Contact for inside access.
Chicago, June 7. Evelyn Hill, seventeen, sits with her mother and father as they plead for permission to marry Leon Alarkon. Evelyn insists she married willingly, vows to wait a year or two to be with him despite threats of disgrace. Meanwhile an elderly merchant, Mr. Botosky, collapses after a street tumble and is carried to Bellevue.
In New York on June 7 a group of six or seven young girls aged five or six accidentally caused fatal injuries to 82 year old Samuel Botosky, a retired merchant at 317 East Twenty seventh Street. He is in Bellevue Hospital with a fractured skull.
Government census of horses in Devonshire shows a national decline in foals and a shortage of sound remounts. A government buyer and professor found only six suitable nurses from a sample of a hundred, raising fears that Liskeard and the Brood Mare society will reveal deeper shortages nationwide.
Schenk at his office in a chemical building admitted involvement in a scheme to bring a Wolff girl to the country for immoral purposes. He said he wished to be deported and doubted the fate of the younger child. He claimed lack of full knowledge of his signed statement and cited mental and physical distress. He will be held in New York. conviction could lead to deportation or a maximum five year prison term and fines up to 850 dollars.
A short 1909 San Antonio item notes Sister May scolding Tommy to remove a flea bitten puppy from a room. Tommy retorts that Sister May has irrelevant concerns in this terse local snippet.
A City Sportsman remarks on how locals are unusually accommodating as he notes every farm is correctly labeled amid a playful confrontation about labeling and community recognition.
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