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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
5
Palace of Sweets is the central hub for candy and social updates. Names like Emil Benarden A. B. Jungbecker and Miss Amelia Labus appear alongside visits from Ballinger San Antonio and Halletts ville. The piece notes Babyish health at auto wrecks and a mad dog muzzle urging, plus civic items like Flag Day plans and a Shriner’s gathering.
Hon J J Mansfield tells the Gazette Congress has adjourned and will likely not reconvene before December. He plans to stay at his Columbus Texas home for some time.
The State of Texas Lavaca County notice from James Patek the Executor under Marie Vackar to all indebted and claimants. He requests settlement from those owing money and demands present claims at Gonzales Texas where he resides and receives mail.
Dr Frank Kent, specialist in eye, ear, nose and throat diseases, will visit Shiner on June 25 and Mou ton on June 26 to counsel patients and provide consultations.
An old pamphlet explains catarrh as a local disease worsened by constitutional conditions and argues only an internal remedy can reach the seat of the illness. The described Catarrh Medicine, claimed to be prescribed by leading physicians, is produced by a Toledo company and marketed as a bloodborne treatment.
Drs. Gray Kopecky and Brown of Yoakum visited last Wednesday and Thursday to assess the condition of those injured in the auto wreck south of town. Henry Strauss of Hallettsville came in Thursday to check on relatives hurt in the same crash. O C Henkhaus attends cotton classing at A and M College College Station. Otto hopes to conduct business this fall. Light showers persist across areas hindering rapid cotton growth as dry weather is needed.
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