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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
8
A short discourse proclaims the universal order of growth: seed, tree, blossom, fruit. It urges implanting the mind with seeds to grow into achievers, asserting that summer or winter grades mirror effort. The speaker extols a comfortable campus life as proof of the method.
An advertisement touts a large enrollment and the nation's largest daily intake of students at a business college. It claims a three story 149 by 130 foot building and guarantees graduates with superior efficiency. The copy urges readers to study accounting and attend for a practical education amid new state auditing requirements.
A garbled line references a 561 a berg County note about a smaller farm in ex e. The fragment hints at rural land details but lacks full context or clear entities.
Deep in a backwood road tale Villa and the Rich Landlords dispossessing the terrains. A naval shells factory piece highlights making shells and powder for the Navy. Iona Island Arsenal, 116 acres, and a monthly roads report by Robt J Pottay frame a broad magazine section.
Fragmentary notes describe land work at acres with 5 percent more grub, fence balance, new framing and outbuildings, water and wind mill. Warnings suggest bad impacts for Floresville, Texas unless measurements are taken.
An old advocacy line urging action against rheumatism with a call to a chamber meeting. It frames rheumatism as an urgent issue and promotes communal response. The brief notes a public appeal without specific dates or organizers.
Lockhart schedule notes a special excursion leaving Saturday June 27, 1180. Return morning in June with a fare of $2. The fragmentary notice lists the trip as an organized outing perhaps by the S A and A group.
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