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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

8

Photo postcards sale near post office

For a few days only photos priced at 25 cents per dozen. The Only Photo Tenm offers photo post cards near the post office in Shicer.

Shicer

Untitled Business Note Cites Invited Travel Limit

A short quoted exchange remarks that business must be invited to proceed and only stops where treated well. The tone suggests caution about ongoing conditions with no imminent hard deadline.

Questions and Answers from Galveston News

A quiz list from the Galveston News covering knighthood, moiety, U.S. president, snail biology, moulting, Raleigh’s state capital, squid arms, steel elements, law term, and telepathy with concise answers. The piece presents ten items with the provided answers.

James K. Polk North Carolina Galveston News

Governor Neff Grants Pardons and Sets Emancipation Day

Governor Pat Neff announces pardons for several convicts and designates June 19 as Emancipation Day, establishing the observance in the state.

Pat Neff Bes

Stulken Buys Cotton Bales Then Sells to Stapp & Tarkington

A. L. Stulken purchased 155 bales of cotton pooled by the Farmers Union last Tuesday at 10.81 cents per pound and resold to Stapp & Tarkington for a price about five tenths of a cent higher per pound.

A. L. Stulken Farmers Union

Mexico Seizes 3.7 Million Acres From General Terrazes

The Mexican government seizes 3,700,000 acres from General Luis Terrazes for failing to fulfill a contract to split the land into small tracts for peons.

Luis Terrazes

Injunction Sought Against W O W Convention Leader

Insurgents led by Claude Wilkerson of Sedalia Missouri filed in federal court to block W A Frazier of Omaha sovereign commander from presiding at the national Woodmen of the World camp meeting in New York on July 5. They ask for a master in chancery to oversee the New York meeting and to halt the convention pending the court’s decision.

Omaha Neb Woodmen of the World Claude Wilkerson Sedalia Federal District Court W. A. Frazier New York

The Cheapest Thing in the World Is Courtesy

Exchange notes that courtesy, though the cheapest thing in the world, is rare to find in practice.

Quiet Muscles Behind a Smile

A quip notes it requires many facial muscles to frown and far fewer to smile, suggesting the value of choosing happiness over toil.

Miss Roxie Burke Hosts Birthday Party for Friends

Miss Roxie Burke entertained several of her young friends in celebration of her birthday held last week.

Roxie Burke

Flag Day Observance Set for Shiner Next Monday

A community note announces Flag Day activities in Shiner to be held next Monday highlighting patriotic ceremonies and local participation.

Shiner

Election of Officers K of P for Ensuing Term

The Knights of Pythias announce officers for the upcoming term with Canon as C C J M, Matejek as V C, Merseburger as President, Mittanek as M A, Schramm as M W, Dziewas as I G, and Muecke as O G.

C. C J. M. Canon V.C Jim Matejek Pres E. C. Merseburger M. of M. E. Mittanek M. W A. A. Schramm I. G W. H. Dziewas O. G Walter Muecke

Ku Klux Warns Two Negro Women to Leave Town

Two African American women in Eagle Lake received Ku Klux Klan warnings tied to their gates stating they must leave within forty eight hours. The notes bore the order’s official seal and cited improper conduct. Both women subsequently left the city.

Ku-Klux Eagle Lake Hagle Lake

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