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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
5
Vague timetable snippet lists trains with numbers 46 45 42 41 between Lockhart Yoakum and Waco. Mentions rain and arrival times around 1:07 2:28 a.m. with trains arriving from Yoakum and Waco. Contains unclear OCR details.
The Mow Gibson case was called for trial in Cyers today. Miss Erna Eidson of Palletsville visited friends in town. Rev A Y Olds held meetings at the Methodist church. Mrs A B Jungbecker and Mr Robert Moss of Ta GriInZeE visited relatives. Edwin Flato of Copus Christi stayed with hometown folks. F J Peselx, county tax collector, seen on the streets. Local ads seek chickens and poultry sales. A Bluecher Park Verein ball drew a large crowd with the Shiner band playing. Henry Windel and family plan to move to Baylor county. Reports claim some negroes were arrested near Moulton but released with outside help. Rev A Y Olds preached twelve sermons at the church. meeting to continue all week. Mrs Ross Calhoun returned after a visit to her brother Dr S Nave. Fritz Meeker set a date for the Gazette. crops show improvement. Shinex town boards a gravel grader for efficient work.
A notice warns trespassers to keep off the premises of Trafitwein and Wolters in town. Guardians will take action. the matter cites enforcement. References include local names and a mix of unrelated sports notes and community updates.
Local page notes celebrate crop prospects with strong cotton stands and corn yields. Edna Ruhmann of Shiner is elected assistant teacher at Komensky School. Jno Mladenka and others engaged in road work and local visits noted.
A community event in Shiner features cession of lodges and clubs forming at the opera house, a march to the park, decorated wagons, two brass bands, speeches by notable citizens, ample refreshments, and a grand ball at night inviting all to attend.
Local notes report visits by Henry Foster and John Vrazel family members in Hochheim and nearby Weimar. Watermelons arrive in Dilworth as season begins and villagers note rain scarcity, plowing difficulties, and the start of swimming season. Shouts of weather and prices mix with casual chatter and small-town gossip.
For sale a piano in good condition offered at a very low price. Call early at Ga 2e s tee slice.
Residence in Rhiner consisting of six rooms two lots with cistern windmill barn and good will. Apply to Wu Pertsch Shiner Texas. Also Ott Atlitya boudding and veterinary remedies at Robert Sey Jers drugstore.
Toole buyers informed that ice will be sold 4 cents per pound straight from this date, with no delivery before 1 o'clock in the morning and no deliveries on Sundays.
The notice advertises S. W. T. buggy paint by Schenburg and Garbade promising to refresh old buggies to look new at a low cost per quart.
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