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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
9
Texas Grocery advertises a varied stock including flour candies fruits and cakes with cold drinks and country produce. Owner Herman Schroeder invites calls and visits at the business. Phone 0.
A dental practice announces it will be closed from June 1 to on or about July 15. Dr. J. A. F. Krsciel.
A garbled OCR style collage references King Tut, politics in Germany, a Berlin arrest over money, and debates on social trends, with scattered notes on divorce, fatigue cures, fashion, and trains. It hints at public figures, foreign events, and daily life, all conveyed in fragmentary, period-tinged chatter.
Aunt Emmy explains first mortgages are sound if well researched and backed by honest, reputable financiers. Seek bank advice, understand property value, and beware of party wall issues and taxes. Second mortgages offer higher returns only for those with funds to protect first liens.
The American Bankers Association favors organized cooperative marketing to aid farm products but says cooperatives must follow economic laws like any business and cannot grant farmers special, artificial benefits. Frank W. Simmonds outlined that co operative marketing helps avoid dumping and improve markets, yet cannot override supply and demand or sustain high prices. private enterprise and orderly thinking are urged over government aid.
Rain was welcomed by farmers and business people last Saturday. It arrived when most needed and is expected to virtually improve the corn crop. Cotton looks better than since the shower and overall conditions are optimistic with heavy crops anticipated.
The 15th commencement of Mrs. John Wesley Graham’s piano and voice students in Houston on June 21 and 93d featured Fern Richter and Mrs. E. B. Wessels among 240 pupils. The program offered a costume recital of old operas and songs, with duets “Sweet Long Ago” and “Recollections.” Mrs. Wessels sang “Mad Scene” from Lucia. Miss Richter performed “Six Echo Song.” Mrs. Wessels, accompanied by her sister, plans to sail to New York to study at the Ralph Leach Sterner Studio, following her State scholarship win.
The Lavaca County Farm Bureau Association invites the public to a free barbecue at Wied on Sunday July 6. The Gazette notes the event includes music entertainment and prominent speakers with all locals welcome.
City Engineer Crawford directs grading of Yoakum streets while J W Stein kuhler leads cement and curbing work for local property owners, coordinating the long delayed street improvements.
Louis J. Ermis offers a reward for the return of 50 young turkeys and four older birds, described as black and white mixed, missing and sought by the owner.
The police school library will open Saturday morning from 1 o clock on the 11 o clock for children to draw books for the summer.
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