Shiner Gazette Briefs Highlight Local Events and Opera Night
Various items note visits by Rev. Aug Dziewas and Rev. Wm Dziewas and travels of Miss Stella Wolters and Mr. G A Weathersbee. The Yoakum operatic amateurs presented 1492 in Shiner with Zula House and Mabelle George praised. Attendance was solid but receipts uncertain.
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Yoakum
Shiner
Gazette
Hawkins
Miss Zula House
Miss House
San Antonio
Mabelle George
Edgar Bailey
Charles Rowland
E. M. Harris
Isabella of
Spain
Families Headed West for Summer Tours
Among those leaving Sunday for summer tours were Mr. and Mrs. Elo Wolters with Bert and Gus Wolters and Mrs. D. G. Helmers and daughter to California. Dr. M. P. Wilson to Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Hellman departed the prior Friday for Frisco.
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Elo Wolters
Herbert and
Gus Wolters
D. G. Helmers
California
M. P. Wilson
Alabama
Hellman
Frisco
Road to cemetery completed marks solid effort in paving
The road leading to the cemetery is finished and shows the benefits of proper work. With moisture it will be as firm as concrete. Credit for the project goes to G. W. Eschenburg and C. J. Garbade for their untiring efforts to make it possible.
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G. W. Eschenburg
C. J. Garbade
Advertiser H. W. Harrison Seeks Post Office Directory
Mr. H. W. Harrison of Flatovia visited Friday and Saturday to interview merchants about an advertising directory to be placed in the post office. He is described as a hustler and expert in advertising and plans a neatly framed directory that will stand out as something out of the ordinary.
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H. W. Harrison
Flatovia
Harrison
Shiner Beats Halletsville Cubs 7 to 3 on Sunday
In a fast game on the Halletsville diamond last Sunday Shiner defeated the Halletsville Cubs 7 to 3. Davenport pitched well with strong team support and timely Shiner hitting gave a sixth inning lead. Batteries were Shiner Davenport Holchak and Halletsville Deborah Morse. Luling to play Shiner on Friday June 11 at Shiner diamond. Shiner citizens called as principals and witnesses in Kloesel case. proceedings postponed to Wednesday.
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Halletsville
Shiner
Halletsville Cubs
Davenport
Holchak
Deborah
Morse
Luling
John and
Frank Kloesel
Frank J. Kloesel
John Kloesel
Ben Tenberg, Sr
Paul Tenberg
Edwin Tenberg
Louie Wendel
Frank Effenberger, Jr
Chas. J. Kasper
Bud Ludwig
Max Lorenz
Theo
Rogge
C. B. Welhausen
J. C. Habermacher
For Salé or Trade. A tail-blooded two-year-old Jeredy Kale
A brief note describes a tail-blooded two-year-old named Jeredy Kale being offered in a trade or sale with unclear breed and origin details. The fragmentary text mentions Apply and Millet but lacks full context or clarity on listing terms.
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Jeredy Kale
Excursion Rates for Weekend Coast Trips Announced
The commercial club met and set weekend round trip fares to Coast with sales starting June 9 and continuing weekly through September 25 1915. Fares apply to travel from Coast to Point Junnee with limited departures. The meeting covered routine club business and a rural prospect discussed at length.
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Sale
Point
Junnee
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Tan-No
Freckeleater
Freckeleater Cream
Cheng
Orlere
Aker-Wheel
RMFG
Lufkin, Texas
Shtwer Hardware Company
Shiner Drug Company
Bozka Brothers’ Market
Wm. Dziewas
The
Halletsville Normal
A. B. Jungbecker
Stella Wolters
Baylor University
Aug. Dziewas
Sublime
T. J. Ponton
Yoakum and
Hallettsville
Wolters Bros
Henry Jeffrey
Ima
Cecile
Lucile
Dale
G. A. Weathersbee
E. J.merrem
Max Wolters
Denver
Colorado
C. L. Williams
Lampasas
Grandma Thulemeyer
A. J. Blohm
Methodist Church
Smith
Arno Wagener
Babe
Schulenburg
Millie Fischner
Marlin
Louise Morgenroth
Neice
Stella Morgenroth
Wm. Koch
O J. Howard
Emma Koether
Westhoff
Beeville
Woodsboro
D. C. Daniel
Cuero
J. D. Gray
Maurine
Willis
el Paso
Cloudcroft
New Mexico
E. F. Prey
Home Brewing Company of
W. Wendtaid & Son
Cash Store
Front Street
Shiner, Texas
Farmers State Bank
OF Shiner, Texas
Capital & Surplus
First National Bank
Lavaca County
the City Bakery
Chas. Schindler, Piopketoi
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