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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
1
Subscriptions received since the last report are listed with subscribers including Jos Muras Grossmann and Rott Richard Wendel E H Klosterman Louis Ehlers F J Jaks K N Kasper Hermiline Polak O A Brieger Hajek Bros Raymond Prasatik Jnc J Valis S A Thulemeyer E Runk FPrea C Krause Emil Morgenroth.
A transit item lists Route 3 personnel including Otto Gerloff L Mladenka John Otbold and J J Krejci. The fragment suggests a roster or crew assignment for Route 3, with multiple individuals named in the readable OCR.
A compact list of surnames and towns including Schhuhman Slaton Merrem Yoakum mprecht Victoria toeltje Moulton rause Green Lubbock Winters Beaumont Nordheim McComas San Angelina Kasper San Inglewood ichter Spokane.
A fragment lists individuals and firms including Buske Marburger Krdinak Fred Breithaupt J L Mikes Gus Elsik Anton Schaefer Frank Panus Rt 1 Temple Lumber Co Houston F J Kastobrz Austin George Martin San Antonio Mrs Paul Hagens San Antonio Willis Backhaus Roscoe B E Stratman Dallas Hallettsville Coca Cola Bot Co.
Five people were injured when a fire truck collided with Henry S Paulus’s Buick at the Grand Avenue and Front Street corner near the freight depot. Mrs Paulus and two children, Rose Cyrene and Lillian Dawn, plus Dorothy Louise Moore, suffered injuries. fireman Randel sustained internal injuries. Paulus family later reported as stable with gradual recovery expected.
City officials announce a relaxed deadline for enforcing a ban on car and truck exhaust cut outs. The law, effective June 18, will be strictly enforced starting July 1, with officials granting an extension to permit compliance. City Marshal Canon says arrests are not desired.
A rustic tale recalls an optimist whose misfortunes. a horse died, mule limped, three cows vanished in a poker game, a cyclone swept away his home, and taxes loomed. He faced it all without grief, climbing a hill and noting he still lacks a smallpor, with humor and grit.
The Shiner Regulars defeated the Legion team 7 to 3 last Friday afternoon to boost the endowment fund, with about 35 dollars cleared. The Schultz Band serenaded in town and led the crowd to Macha's diamond.
A happy inspiration by Mrs F M Wagner led to a friendship box prepared by club members for Miss Nora Huebner. The entering couple from Dallas via Flatonia received a 7 o clock wedding breakfast. Mrs Wagner and Miss Stella Helmers greeted them at the doorway and presented the decorated box. As friends urged longer visits, gifts filled two barrels. In Shiner they found a furnished apartment awaiting, with more showers of memories to come.
The schedule lists worship times including Sunday services at 7:30 AM and 9:80 AM, plus Wednesday and Friday services. Mass is at 7:30 AM on certain days and 6:30 AM on other days.
How Is Your Battery We stock Williard and Exide batteries a size to fit every make of car. We guarantee real long service from these batteries. A trial will convince you. Stocked by the following dealers Highway Filling Station City Garage Charles Malina.
Shell shocked disabled hospital veterans at Kerrville raise $2300 toward a $3000 quota for the American Legion Endowment Fund drive. The men, part of a San Antonio Southwest Texas appeal, present a moving example for the region to support the cause.
For sale a grocery store on Shiner road just outside Yoakum Ring 90 or address J J Quast Jr Ex 665 Yoakum Texas
Mrs Ignac Baca is reported recovering from a diphtheria attack. The brief item notes her illness and improving condition.
Shiner city reports its new well, connected about two weeks ago, yields 200000 gallons without testing. Drillers not yet ready to meet the 300000 gallon test requirement. City declares ample supply with 1000 gallons per user minimum surplus. Three other wells inactive for two weeks. residents now use water from the new well while officials issue notice. Patrons may use water freely.
The Catholic Entertainment Club hosted a birthday party for Father Netardus last Thursday night at the club rooms the opera house. Guests enjoyed eats and cold drinks as Mae Janecek presented a flower basket. The hall featured a large flower embankment and colored lights with best wishes from the club. The Parish Band played as Rev Netardus spoke about his Chicago trip as a delegate to the National Bohemian Council and thanked attendees for the celebration.
The 500 Club held a bridal farewell party Saturday at Mrs F M Wagner home for Juné bride Mrs Francis Wilson Jr. Guests included Mrs Rudy Valenta and Mrs Chas Longorio who won trophies while the bride received painted china. Refreshments of sandwiches cream and cake were served. other attendees listed include Mesdames Benno Holchak L G Valenta A A Darilek Walter Muecke Louis Fink E J Henkhaus Miss Stella Helmers Cora Berecenhoff Leonida Schuhmann and Bernadine Pophanden of Brenham.
Heavy rains have fallen at Kokernot Dilworth Henkhaus and Moulton since our last issue, marking renewed wet conditions across the region and potential localized flooding concerns.
Misses Margaret and Hilda Wieddeman of Fintonia and Edith Von Liem of Moulton have been visiting their cousin, Miss Selma Kempe, at her home.
Paul Mehnert his wife and baby and Thomas Mehnert of Houston are guests in the Richard Wendell home.
As an annual custom all business houses in Shi mer will close Saturday July 4th.
Mayor Rank presents a weekly donation list showing contributors and amounts including Ad Richter five dollars Julius Koniamovsky five dollars Mrs Alfred Merseburger three dollars E J Tomasco six dollars two fifty G W Eschenburg one dollar Fritz Rogge six cents one dollar Walter Schmidt one dollar J M Canon one dollar J H Huebner fifty cents
Fundraising text shows a $860 goal remains with $190 already collected. A $35 game entry is part of the effort and organizers note the quota is not raised. The list remains open at Farmers State Bank and volunteers urge support to reach the target.
Mrs E H Willmann entertained on Tuesday afternoon June 6 with a tea party in a well decorated house filled with pot plants ferns and cut flowers. Lunch featured a salad course cake and tea. Invited guests included Mesdames Chas Schindler Chas Stratmann Chas Welhausen Aug Schram Chas Koerner Henry Koether Alois Kasper Ad Brosch A J Berckenhoff and Wm Wendatlank Sr Miss Cecelia Spoetzel and Mrs O H Deutsch assisted with Miss Margaret Schindler.
Get a lasting work of art through our trade. Have your photos captured on beautiful medallions to preserve forever the pictures of loved ones. Shiser Motor Sales, P. R. Otto, Prop.
The City of Shiner announces a new minimum water charge of 1.50 for 3000 gallons starting July 1. The former 1.25 minimum covered 2000 gallons, changing the basic water allotment for users.
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