Subscription Rates Noted in Shiner Post Office
The text notes subscription rates entered at the Shiner Texas Post Office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
2
The text notes subscription rates entered at the Shiner Texas Post Office as second class matter.
A local call urges Shiner to establish a commercial club to promote town interests. Other items note severe weather in Nebraska Montana Oklahoma rail disruptions Texas political tensions and upcoming July primary county chair appointments alongside a push to submit a prohibition amendment with up to 50 000 signatures.
The Halletsville Herald endorses A B Devall for Lavaca County Treasurer noting his Lavaca County birth and re election bid in the Democratic primary. Albert Devall is described as a longtime local figure seeking continued service in the county treasury role.
Announcements are made subject to the Democratic Primary scheduled for July 25.
Tur Gazette notes Rupert F. Nixon of Gorgales seeks the Democratic primary nomination for District Attorney of the 25th Judicial District and respectfully solicits voters' support.
The Lavaca County scene centers on a long serving official who rose in February 1892 to replace his late father Sam Devall. Despite strong Populist attacks in 1894 he led the Democratic ticket by a large margin and remains popular. The Moulton Eagle notes his integrity and charity while local notices detail Hermann Park Verein officers and other community items.
A man who never saved a dollar from his salary spent his income on a living and used the rest to aid those in need, embodying public spirit and charitable sacrifice for the good of the people.
Mr BE J Merrem and family left Sunday for San Antonio where they will stay for an extended period.
The K of P Lodge nominated officers for the next six months at the last regular meeting. Chancellor Commander Joe Kunetka, Vice-chancellor A G Lichey, Prelate H H Striebeck, Master of Work L Gantert, Master at Arms Walter Schmidt, Inner Guard W F Birkmann, Outer Guard L Wendtland. The lodge is in flourishing condition.
Weather dominates the chatter as farmers weigh forecasts and field conditions. The column stresses steady work and steady planning, echoing old wisdom that weather and effort shape outcomes more than talk.
Local notes from Dryer residents recount visits to Hochheim Shiner and Wilson County. Mentions include J W Neighbors R J Moore T V Holley and family J C Neighbors Nellie Jake Turk and A H Neighbors. A barbecue is planned for June 16 with an invitation to attend.
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