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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
4
The notice lists announced fees for public office filings in Lavaca County payable in advance. Candidates place their names before voters for Congressional Senatorial Representative and district, county, precinct, and city offices with fees varying by office. The passage notes names proceeding before Democratic Primaries subject to party action.
I. KE. CLARK re election for District Attorney R. A. WEINERT LOUIS WAGENER re election O C DOCK BURKETY for Better Roads re election For County Sheriff L A GREER For Public Weigher Pres t No 3 O C HENKHAUS For County Judge C L STAVINCHA J A Sommerlatte For Tax Collector H J SCHORNACK JOHN WURM
Lavaca County Farm Bureau publishes letters from local banks to show their opinion on the responsibility and reliability of the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association. John Kloppenburg notes appreciation for the banks’ permission to share these views with Lavaca County residents.
Two Texas bankers from Shiner Hallettsville and nearby attest to the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association as a sound reliable cooperative marketing bureau with strong credit and reputable leadership. They note past lending against cotton shipped to the Bureau and large East loans reflecting bank confidence.
Koler Stnak Post No 201 American Legion held a special meeting to elect a Post Commander and Assistant Adjutant. O S T Meyer was elected Post Commander and J P Degenhardt Assistant Adjutant by acclamation while other offices were readjusted. The group plans to issue Bonus application blanks and notify ex-service members to report.
Mrs Annie Fenner of San Antonio returned home last week after a visit with her sister Mrs T J Ponton.
The XX Century Club met with Mrs. W. Wendtland on June 19 for a six teen member, nine guest gathering. Votes settled on a study of Famous Pictures, and a Chinese motif themed Mah Jongg afternoon followed with fruits, tea, and flowers. Rudy Valenta won the game with 8016 points, receiving a bouquet while others earned alternative keepsakes.
The Gazette presents Crittenden Marriot's new serial The Red Line Trail about a dying man's last wish triggering a high sea mystery aboard a ship under sealed orders. Adventurers, treachery, romance, and rapid twists propel readers from chapter to chapter toward a surprising end.
Shiner Texas merchants Meyer and Krause announce relocation to the Edw. Luedtke Building on the corner before July 1. They promise honest goods and prices, improved service, and invites to inspect their merchandise stack of staples, groceries, and dry goods. They also handle cotton and country produce. Phone 182.
Bridal shower hosted by Mrs. J. F. Kasper honors Miss Lillian Ermis ahead of her marriage to Emil Hajek. The ceremony will be held Monday morning at the Catholic Church. Virgie Monroe traveled to Houston Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Fry of Austin and Mae Fry among relatives departed Friday after a vacation with Mrs. T. S. Hugs.
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