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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
5
Shakespearean line is invoked to frame an era where the baker is the chief benefactor. In this note, Shiner Bakery owner W. Tieken and the Beal family are mentioned with a visit to San Antonio.
New crop of extracted honey Healthful Sweet absolutely pure One 5 gal can 60 lbs four dollars Two 5 gal cans eight dollars In small quantity seven cents per pound seller names W L Ladewig Shiner Texas Also piano sales in Shiner and Dallas Mr G H Jackson 1218 Kirby Building Dallas Texas pigs for sale Wm Brod Yoakum Rt 2 For Sale large lardcans barrels Shiner Bakery 27x2
A 101 acre black land farm nine miles north of Shiner near Koker, not far from Hallettsville. Includes a good house, barn, molasses press and two wells. Owner Mrs. M Rheinstrom invites inquiries. 29x4.
Ad Claus longtime Lavaca county citizen died in Hallettsville Tuesday at 11 15 a m after a lingering illness aged 72 years 10 months 20 days Funeral held Wednesday noon from Kubena undertaking parlors and interment at City Cemetery in Shiner Rev A H Falkenburg Lutheran pastor led services Born in Fayette county he lived at Shelby Haw Creek Round Top and Hallettsville He married Henrietta Gabel in 1886 and later Mary Gabel in 1889 Thirteen children were born two died Surviving seven sons Robi Shiner Walter and Lee Yorktown Arthur El Campo Ed Willie Milton Ganado four daughters Mrs Sommerlatte Gonzales Mrs Renken Yorktown Mrs Fehner Cheapside Mrs Boysen Cheapside one sister Mrs Ad Gabel Shelby and 20 grandchildren New Era Herald.
Local columns report Richard Strauss Jr and Misses Liebhafsky and Kasper visiting from San Marcos. Mentions J C Hajek Bros meat market promotions with weekly barbecues, hides purchases, and prices. Also notes Arno Wagener’s return from Galveston for Cotton Seed Crushers convention, W E Kingen at A and M College, and various travels and visits by local residents to San Antonio Corpus Christi Smithville and Houston area.
We express heartfelt thanks for the friendly help of friends and relatives during the sickness and death of our beloved son and brother Norwin Hartmann. Special thanks to Rev Pfenninger for comforting words at home, church and grave and to all who sent flowers. May heaven bless you all. Mr and Mrs Aug Hartmann Jr and Children.
Family thanks friends and neighbors for help and sympathy after the death of husband and father Frank Anders. Special thanks for flowers and to Rev. Mahler Rev. King and the singers for their comfort. May God bless you all.
Family of John Bolech Sr thanks relatives and friends for kindnesses at death and funeral expressing special gratitude to Father Netardus Father Sykora and Father Mathis and appreciation for flowers from those who sent them.
Mr and Mrs Frank Schova Jr together with Misses Annie and Emilie spent time with relatives in Brenham during the week, sharing hospitality and family moments.
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