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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
4
The Halleteville White Men's Union executive committee urged nominees to run as independents in the November election but within days fifteen applications emerged for the Democratic primary. The Democratic executive committee meets June 18 to decide which nominees appear on the party ticket.
Weather-driven weevil reports appear as hot dry spells keep pests in check. The 1905 Bryan presidential boom grows as western Democrats rush to endorse. Attorney General Davidson pursues Ft. Worth Live Stock Exchange, threatening drastic change or closure. Public mood shifts amid anti trust enforcement and Corpus Christi press gathering. Meitzen denounces socialism while defending county judge role.
The July Designer features warm weather outfits and millinery plus two articles on thin material waists and sunbonnets. It offers Fire-Cracker Drill for boys and festive Fourth recipes, two stories, Outdoor Baby and Bath-House Keeping as a earnestly practical homemaking piece, plus sewing lessons and embroidery guides.
The piece warns that American filibusters aim to seize Guatemala, promising to take control of the government and loot the country until a future revolution resets power, resulting in Guatemala becoming rich but poorly governed by whichever side wins.
Mrs Thomas Stell of Cue ro oversaw the instituting of Rathbone Temple No 78 in Shiner with 25 Sisters and 24 Knights as honorary members. Officers include Mrs C H Flato and Mrs Ella Moeckel among others. event featured cream and cake socializing past midnight. Local Bohemian interest noted with Judge A Haidusek visiting Halletteville Herald.
The reminiscence recalls Houston thirty years ago with Main Street busy around the bayou and the old Capitol hotel. Ed Bremond, son of Paul Bremond, ran the Capitol while T. W. House operated a grocery and banking business as wagons blocked traffic with cotton bales. The city had $200,000 secured for a YMCA building and eyed a billion dollar hotel.
The principal playhouse opposite the Hutchins house responds to Forrest and Mrs Bowers while the market house is leased to Ong Mai who cries the Stella and privileges at public auction, drawing the top bidders and widespread artisan gains.
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