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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
4
Cuero Record notes the closing of Cuero High School with 31 graduates. Harry Fehrenkamp, a former Shiner boy, tops the honors among the male students and receives a scholarship. He earned several Interscholastic League honors and competed at the State level in various contests.
St Ludmila’s Academy in Shiner Texas reports 19 full affiliated credits attained for the school. Incoming session will add Czech, Home Economics and Bookkeeping. Enroll to take advantage of these courses at St Ludmila’s Academy.
Steve Holchak and his family from Robstown are listed as guests staying at the Peck Welhausen residence.
Karnes City resident M. P. Smith, 76, gathered a record 45 pounds of bluebonnet seed within a mile of town this spring. He plans to sell the cleaned seed to residents of several states, noting that one pint cupful weighs a pound.
John G. Lonsdale advocates using the flashlight of analysis to reveal rivals and hobgoblins in business. He argues research and analysis empower banking and business to gain clear vision, reducing stress periods and improving prosperity through adversity. He urges rigorous inquiry as a core management tool.
The American Bankers Association Economic Policy Commission analyzes how higher dividends for Federal Reserve member banks would affect earnings under Fletcher and Glass bills. It presents district-by-district extra dividends, pooled-allocation outcomes, and a concrete example showing modest annual gains per bank.
Recent visitors to Frank Raindl Sr house included his wife and family plus guests from Praha and Flatonia. Jim Simicek and wife with daughter Evelyn and son Alfred, Jim Rosenaur and wife with daughter Mary, and William Walker and wife with daughter Bernice were listed among the guests.
Mrs. Cecile Plageman Miss Annie Louise Plageman and Saunders Richter spent Friday in San Antonio visiting sights and attending events, according to local notes.
Lud Liska and his wife spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Novak, sharing a quiet afternoon in Runge.
Frederic Francois Guillot, chef at Hotel Astor, shares two economical and easy dishes. Deviled Bones uses butter, mustard, chutney and curry over broiled fowl, then a spiced sauce. Spanish String Beans mixes onions, tomatoes, sugar, cayenne and beans for a simple stewed side.
A travelogue of shopping across nations suggests collecting global foods at one store. It invites an imaginary culinary cruise with examples like Hawaii pineapple Alaska salmon Norway sardines Mexico chili and Russia caviar and ends with a lobster Oriental recipe using bamboo shoots lobster lemon juice and cayenne.
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