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Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1911

Page

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Ponton Creek News Delayed Letter Notes Local Visits

Dear Gazette reports a long absence from news as cotton and corn grow with dry weather needed. Attendees include E H Blume and wife of Shiner visiting Charlie Draeger’s home. J D W Miller, wife and children. Louis Blume and sister Alma of Rocky Creek. Otto Schrieber near Oak Grove. Olga Goesch of Shiner visited her sister Mrs George Nellkamper. Emma Schrieber near Oak Grove celebrated a birthday with a large crowd, games, and refreshments. Frieda Draeger and sisters attended Frauen Verein picnic at Charlottenburg.

Dear Gazette E. H. Blume Shiner Charlie Draeger J. D. W. Miller Louis Blume Alma Rocky Creek Otto Schrieber Oak Grove Olga Goesch George Nellkamper Emma Schrieber Near Oak Grove Frieda Draeger Frauen Verein Charlottenburg Wuite Linny

One Must Have Chamberlains Colic Remedy This Summer

There is one medicine that every family should be provided with and especially during the summer months viz Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs only a quarter. Can you afford to be without it For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Knights of Pythias Elect New Lodge Officers

The local Knights of Pythias lodge elected Friday night F. B. Riedel as C C and E G Peterson as V C. J. M. Canon was chosen prelate with Henry Paulus M of W as M of W and Saccar as K of R and S. EB W Speckels became M of F with Jim Hower ton M of Ex. 8 L Bennett M af A Oscar Traxler I G and G A Young O G. Halletsville Herald reports.

P. Lodge F. B. Riedel C. C E.G. Peterson V. C J. M Henry Paulus M M. Saccar EB. W. Speckels Jim Howerton L. Bennett Oscar Traxler

Woman of Today Gains Admiration Through Healthful Living

An advertisement extols a healthy woman as the world’s admiration citing good digestion as the cause. It claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets improve faulty digestion and notes availability from all dealers.

Chamberlain

Bunjes School News Item From June 19

Local notes detail social visits and events around Bunjes School area including visits by Louis Meiserschlager Emma and Tillie Reif and Frank Proschko families. Friday health trip for F J Roeder to Marlin. Fishing trip on Guadalupe river by Maeker Sander Eggert Wendel Dreyer. Attended dances and decoration exercises in Shiner. Weather notes warn corn and cotton crops suffer from lack of moisture. Signed by Western Kip with best wishes to the Gazette.

Gazette Louis Meiserschlager Emma Tillie Reif Frank Proschko Otto Sander Martha Maeker F. J. Roeder Marlin Robert Maeker Fritz Sander Herman Eggert Richard Wendel Henry Dreyer Guadalupe River O. K Joe Proschko Kneifel Ad. Koening Mary Kram Shiner John Sander Olga Dreyer Fritz Behlen Alyina Sander Hilda Roeder

Farmers long for rain and local updates from Gro Mexico

Dear Editor writes of drought relief needs as farmers await rain. The note mentions Mrs. A T Leech and siblings Gertrude and Earl Bellamy returning from a long visit to Gro Mexico, along with other local household and family references.

A. T. Leech Gertrude Earl Bellamy Gro Mexico A.N. Bellamy

Local Visits and Community Notes Highlight Town Figures

TJ W Neighbor and Miss Alma Bellda with brother Wesley of Waurika Oklahoma are visiting friends. Mrs John Harmon visited her parents at Big Hill. T W Holley made a business trip to Yoakum. Katy Crawford of Floresville visits her aunt. Waelder group visited last week. The colored community prepares for a barbecue on the 46th anniversary of freedom. Fannie and Capitola Holley spent weekend at Hochheim. Buve Bell signs off.

TJ. W Alma Bellda Wesley Waurika Oklahoma John Harmon Big Hill T. W. Holley Yoakum Katy Crawford Floresville Texas B. C J. C Ottis Waelder Fannie Capitola Holley Hochheim Buve Bell

Green's Community Notes and Local Gatherings

Dry weather is what we need for the cotton crop though not ideal for corn. John Cook spent Saturday night with George Kruse and family. Miss Paulina Glomb enjoyed a trip with Kok ernot friends last Sunday. A surprise party was given at Wm. Scheafer's home last Saturday night with outdoor refreshments and games. Green's boys practiced baseball on their new diamond at Chas. Maack's farm. A jolly crowd from here visited Witting bar Saturday night. John Kokiag attended church in Shiner Sunday. Ad Rabe visited George Kruse and family. Chas Maack visited friends here Sunday morning. John Ruppel biked to Shiner for church. Fras. Martin Ruppel and wife visited Fr. Meyer and family. Sunday evening visitors included Misses Mewes, Miss Smith of Shiner, Emil Renken and sister.

John Cook George Kruse Paulina Glomb Kokernot O. K Wm. Scheafer Green Chas. Maack Witting John Kokiag Shiner Ad. Rabe Chas Maack John Ruppel Martin Ruppel Fr. Meyer Misses Mewes Misses Smith Emil Renken

Good Roads Movement Spurs Bond Proposals Across Texas

An election in Dallas on July 22 will decide whether 500000 dollars shall be voted for county road improvements. Waco voters June 27 will consider issuing 200000 dollars in bonds for street work and sewer systems. Progress on Sour Lake roads under a 35000 dollar bond is rapid with three county roads nearing completion. Farmers support the movement as roads promise social and economic benefits and allow posterity to share the cost through bonds.

Dallas Waco Sour Lake Brenham

Land for sale near Nixon with artesian well

Petition circulation for a bond election in the county. 329 acres located near Nixon, unimproved except for an artesian well. Adjacent cleared land sold at $93.00 per acre. This tract priced at $45.00 per acre. Every foot of soil described as fine black soil.

Nixon

Texas Industrial Notes Summary of Texas projects and commerce

An Estellone election approved $40,000 for good roads. A 3000 foot artesian well contract in Dalhart seeks gas oil and water prospects. Houston hosts 47 lumber firms with $75,000,000 capital and $37,000,000 annual trade. San Antonio forms a half million dollar wheel factory led by J O Howard as president with E L Farnsworth as secretary. Medina irrigation buys 13,000 acres to irrigate, building a 1200 foot by 160 foot dam and a major bridge across the Medina river.

Estellone Dalhart Dallam County Houston United States Louisville Louis San Antonio J.O. Howard E. L. Farnsworth Waco Medina Irrigation Company Medina River

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Relief and Strength

An advertisement urges readers to start working soon after taking Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promotes relief from constipation indigestion and stomach issues, restoring appetite and energy. Le Gray & Co sells them for 25 cents. Manager B C Merseburger returns from San Antonio after attending regional meetings of telecom managers and agents.

B.C. Merseburger Southwestern Telegraph Andelephone Co San Antonio Southwest Texas Division

Telephony Expands in Texas and Arkansas with Farmer Lines

A San Antonio meeting showcased rapid Bell Telephone growth in Texas and Arkansas over the past decade. With 200000 instruments in use, farmers’ lines extend to connect nearby communities and link to long distance exchanges, offering weather forecasts and key information at low cost. Dallas officers attended, including H J Pettengil and J Farnsworth, among others.

Texas Arkansas North America Southwestern Company Voice San Antonio Dallas H.J. Pettengil DP. K. Baker C. A. Gates Sveral

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Fast Wound Care

An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick and sure healer for wounds from knives guns tin cans rusted nails fireworks and other injuries. It claims prevention of blood poisoning and gangrene and promotes use for burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands piles and related conditions. Schulze Gray & Co. supply the salve at 290.

Bucklen Schulze, Gray & Qo

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Studebaker Studebakers J.C. Blohm & Son Shiner, Texas Garbade Lumber Company Pittsburgh Hy. Bozka & Son Ponton Creek Bunjes School Green’s Community Texas Industrial Notes Cholerine S. A. Carnes. & Son
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