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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
4
Matered at the Postoffice at Shiner Texas as second class mail matter. Crop prospects look good around Shiner though rain is needed. The writer asks whether Germany or Turkey is the harder to satisfy as the world faces pressure in its packing.
A fragmented note features Pat Neff speaking to young lawmakers in the capitol. The speaker cautions against fleeing from issues and urges direct engagement with the problem at hand.
The text credits federal judge Ben Bledson with turning a large sum of money over to the government. It argues that more judges like Bledson would reduce fraud and swindling in public business affairs.
Home merchants aim for repeat customers by ensuring every sale is worth the money. They avoid selling inferior goods that could offend buyers for years, taking utmost care to guarantee value in every item.
Advertisers should highlight exceptional bargains. the public rarely notices unseen specials. The article urges proactive sharing of value offers to keep readers informed and engaged with timely deals.
The piece praises Shiner merchants for welcoming customers and offering extensive information. It contrasts with big city stores where clerks may be inattentive, noting Shiner clerks are trained to provide full details politely and without impatience or discourtesy.
Mrs T M Nowlin hosted the Five Hundred Club gathering with guests enjoying games. High score went to Mrs E J Tomasco and consolation to Mrs Elo Wolters. A salad course followed for a long list of attendees including Mesdames Welhausen Brieger Blohm Tomazco Waters Plagemis and Misses Hughs Dazienas Blohm Plageman plus Mrs Ballard Fry of Austin and Mrs O M Fowler of Waco.
Adolf says the crew brought two small perch and minnows to tempt a remarkable catch. A. J. Blohm caught the giant lobster north of Peach Creek during a fishing excursion. The specimen will be shown at the Fair as Sinner’s notable lobster display.
The office of Dr J A F Kreschel will be closed from Monday June 18 until Monday July 16. Patients are advised to schedule appointments outside these dates and to contact the practice for emergencies or messages.
For sale. Mrs M A C Moore's estate at Dryer Gonzales county ten miles southwest of Shiner sixteen miles southeast of Gonzales in the Guadalupe river valley. Fertile black well improved land near a good school house gin and store Four information see or write S Moore Shiner Texas Fern Richter returned Sunday from Houston.
A cheerful afternoon for the Junior Sewing Club included Irma Morgenroth and guests. Hermeline Pollak resigns for summer. Virginia Perry wins with a Hemstitched handkerchief, Ruby Rogge earns the lemon booby prize. Ice tea and cake served to Hattie Gloor Clara Zinkler Vera Kasper Gerrude Kasper Anita Stratman Ruby Rogge and Alice Pohler.
Wolters Bro Co offers one third off all ladies and misses hats excluding white sport hats. FE C Wolters hosts guests last week with Em Vogt and Elmo Schaefer at the Wolters home. Miss Roxie Burke returned last week from Yorktown visit.
The Mexican government treats dictionaries as advertising matter and imposes an import duty. Uncle Sam advises foreign ships to go to Halifax. The contrast between Turkey and Germany is discussed as Turkey ready to make concessions, Germany not. Airplanes are not proven rain bringers, but they are tracking damp conditions along the U.S. Canadian border.
New York newspapers report at a hotel exposition a vote chose Cricken as the national dish of the United States. Turkey placed second, with pork and bears following, while corn beef and cabbage, initially popular, trailed behind.
The Commoner a Lincoln Nebraska weekly political organ published by Wm J Brian has ceased operations. The paper which ran for two decades served as a political voice in the community.
A grand ball will be held at Henkhaus on Sunday night June 17 with music by the Darilek Orchestra. Darilek and Maresh invite all to attend this social event and enjoy an evening of dancing.
Mrs C L Kopecky and children Mrs J D Gray and mother Mrs M C Kubitz came from Yoakum last week to visit Mrs A F Brosch.
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