Posted Pastures Posted Against Hunting and Fishing
Notice by Frank Kloesel stating his pastures are posted under law against hunting and fishing at any time, day or night.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
5
Notice by Frank Kloesel stating his pastures are posted under law against hunting and fishing at any time, day or night.
Posted notice from Gus Nollkamper warns no fishing or hunting on the farm and against stray turkeys. Lost are some yearling steers branded H on shoulder and a red steer branded J on hip. Liberal reward offered. Johnson & Kelly Gonzales Texas. Also classified ads for a second hand Cook Stove, pair of work mules with cultivator, 45 caliber Colt revolver, and a modern filing cabinet.
Miss Lucile Marsh of Whitney visits Miss Selma Rogge while Mrs. Alfred Brosch hosts guests, cousins Misses Mary Louise and Alma Mae Kistler of Goliad. L. M. Roeder attends the Public Weighers Convention session in Austin. The Gazette thanks Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Chovanetz for tomatoes. Baskets of vegetables from Mrs. Frank Stach Sr. and Mrs. H. Weitzel are praised. Miss Alice Kasper finishes school duties at Charlottenburg and returns home for summer.
O W Dreyer attended a Federated Stores gathering in San Antonio Friday with his family and Miss Dora Wendt.
Miss Jane May Striebeck daughter of H H Striebeck and S P Brooks Jr son of Dr S P Brooks of Waco were married at 8 30 PM Thursday at the Methodist church in a formal ceremony. The event featured Baylor ties noting Striebeck’s Baylor days and Brooks’s Waco law career. The couple leaves for a honeymoon by ship to European cities after a San Antonio drive and a St Louis New York itinerary, with a large reception at the couple’s home and 150 guest registrar entries.
Miss Ernestine Mergenthaler ends teaching term with the Moulton faculty and is at home for the summer. The notice lists season tickets for adults and children available at local banks and drug stores.
Summer receives greetings as Highway Garage A. B. Turek & Son pitches Reliable Batteries. Mrs Geo Welch of Denton travels with sister Mrs Ed gar Wolters and family from College Station to their home.
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