Garlic Trade Reports Strong Local Demand
Six carloads of garlic shipped by Moulton buyers since season start, commanding 3 cents per pound for extra fine quality. Reports from Schulenburg and New Era Herald note best harvested garlic and increased farmer effort. Local buyers H. G. Timm and K. K. Bucek have bought two carloads at No. 1 grade and No. 2 at 2 1/2 cents, with shipments from Shiner and nearby areas. Miss Emily Baros from San Antonio visiting relatives. Joe Novak tearing down old home for a new suburban house near Shiner.
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Moulton
Moulton Eagle
H. G. Timm
K. K. Bucek
Shiner
New Era Herald
Bleeding Gums Healed By Leto’s Pyorrhoea Remedy
Reliable dentists report success using Leto's Pyorrhoea Remedy on severe gum cases. If you buy a bottle and use as directed, druggists will refund money if it fails. Kuhn's Drug Store.
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Leto
Kuhn
Miss Myrtle Koch Guest of Mrs. Edwin Pietsch
Miss Myrtle Alice Koch of Hallettsville is the guest of Mrs. Edwin Pietsch, visiting in the town and residing at her host's home for a short stay.
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Myrtle Alice Koch
Hallettsville
Edwin Pietsch
Birthday Honors for Mrs Peter Noack Celebrate 58th
Mrs Peter Noack marked her 58th birthday on Sunday June 11 with a large family gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Julius Dreyer and daughters, Mr and Mrs Fritz Meyer and sons, Mr and Mrs Joe Nagelmiller, Mr and Mrs Herman Noack and son, Mr and Mrs Otto Zimmerman and son Kenneth, Mr and Mrs Arthur Hoerig and Mr and Mrs Walter Hoerig and daughter Ida, and Miss Gladys Maeker. Other guests were Anita Edwin Alma and Charlie Hoerig. Additional visits came from Mr and Mrs Louis Zinka and family and Miss Erna Hoerig, plus Mr Hugo Zinka. Mr and Mrs Ewald Schmidt and family spent Thursday night with the Hoerig home. Reporter.
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Peter Noack
Julius Dreyer
Fritz Meyer
Joe Nagelmiller
Herman Noack
Otto Zimmerman
Kenneth
Arthur Hoerig
Walter Hoerig
Ida
Gladys Maeker
Anita
Edwin
Alma
Charlie Hoerig
Louis Zinka
Erna Hoerig
Hugo Zinka
Ewald Schmidt
Werner
Birdie Mae
Erma Hoerig
John
Zinka
Mrs Roy A Jones Visits San Antonio Relatives
Mrs Roy A Jones of San Antonio visits her parents Mr and Mrs F J Schlapota. Joe Machac of Yoakum Monument Co. and the families of F W Picha Idella George Hanna Hanna Jr Hodanek visit Praha and Flatonia families on last Saturday.
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Roy A. Jones
San Antonio
F J. Schlapota
Yoakum Monument Co
Joe Machac
F. W. Picha
Idella
George
Otto Hanna
Praha
Frank Hanna Jr
Frank Hodanek
Flatonia
Wanted Poultry and Eggs at Mraz Service Station
Classified notice seeking poultry and eggs for sale at Mraz Service Station. Item described as 26x4P. No further details provided.
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Mraz
Large 33 lb catfish sighted at Goudelock Cafe
A Gazette representative saw a 33 pound live catfish at the Goudelock Cafe early Monday. Cap Allert caught it near Glaze City a few miles from town. Goudelock planned to dress the fish for a fish steak dinner at the cafe.
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Gazette
Goudelock
Cap Allert
Glaze City
Pan American Life agent to attend agency convention
Joseph Muras general agent of the Pan American Life Insurance Company of New Orleans left Sunday with his family and his niece Miss Marie Ramosek of San Antonio for Dallas to attend his companys agency convention at Adolphus Hotel June 26 27 for the states of Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Joseph Muras
Pan American Life Insurance Company
New Orleans
Marie’ Ramosek
San Antonio
Vallas
Adolphus Hotel
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Wolters Hosts Guests From Denton Schulenburg
Over the past week Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wolters received visitors including Mrs. Geo Welch of Denton Mrs H P Schaefer and her son Edison and Miss Caroline Meyer of Schulenburg The gathering highlighted social ties in the region with multiple named individuals attending.
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Edgar Wolters
Hon J J Olsen Calls At The Office
Hon J J Olsen was a recent and most interesting caller at this office. His remarks drew attention from staff and visitors as he discussed ongoing local matters and shared insights from his recent travels.
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J. J Olsen
Nifty bungalow completed by Mrs Aug Rogge
A small bungalow finished at the rear of Mrs Aug Rogge's home. Mr and Mrs Hepler will occupy the adjacent unit, sharing the property and living space.
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Aug. Rogge
Mrs. Hepler
John Othold expands home with two new rooms near town
John Othold undertakes substantial home improvements adding two rooms to his residence near town. The project expands living space and reflects ongoing local residential upgrades in the area.
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John Othold
Town
Miss Lillian Fehrenkamp Returns to Telephone Office
Miss Lillian Fehrenkamp resumes duty at the telephone office following a visit to San Antonio and other points.
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Lillian Fehrenkamp
San Antonio
Trautwein Hosts Watermelon Party at Sulphur Park Pool
Mr and Mrs L Trautwein entertained Saturday night at Sulphur Park Swimming Pool with a watermelon party honoring Mr and Mrs H B Crosby and their daughters of Wilson.
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L. Trautwein
Sulphur Park Swimming Pool
H. B. Crosby
Wilson
Weekend visitors to Gonzales greet local residents
Week end guests arriving in Gonzales included Miss Lillian Fehrenkam, her mother Mrs Gus Seim, and Geneva.
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Gonzales
Lillian Fehrenkam
Gus Seim
Geneva
Berckenhoff Makers and Wolters Attend Weimar Funeral
Mr and Mrs A J Bercken hoff Mrs L L Maker and M E Wolters attended the funeral of H Birkman at Weimar Monday.
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A. J. Berckenhoff
L. L. Maker
M. E. Wolters
H. Birkman
Weimar
Benes Visit Noted By Jourdanton Couple
Mr and Mrs Albert Benes of Jourdanton visited relatives this week and we gratefully acknowledge the renewal of their subscription.
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Albert Benes
Jourdanton
Mr Gerald Sellenger Visited Frank Rubin Home
Mr Gerald Sellenger of San Antonio is visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Rubin.
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Gerald Sellenger
San Antonio
Frank Rubin
Return of Miss Selma Kempe to Dallas After Vacation
Miss Selma Kempe returns to Dallas last week after a delightful vacation with her home circle. Her absence and timely return were noted in social circles and local notices.
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Selma Kempe
Dallas
Merrem Adds Garage to Attractive Home
E. J. Merrem has expanded his property with a new garage attached to his most attractive residence, enhancing curb appeal and storage space.
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E. J. Merrem
Culling Poultry Helps Lavaca County Lead Egg Production
County Agent J. M. Parks notes heavy producing hens turn a profit while poor layers drain feed and labor. Proper culling, possible by up to half the flock, and addressing issues like feeding, housing, parasites, and water can boost egg yield. Four county demonstrations urged farmers to cull within three months to rise to first in the state.
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Lavaca
Goetz Family Visit to Wallinger and San Angelo Relatives
Mr and Mrs Otto Goetz and family were visiting Wallinger and San Angelo relatives last week.
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Otto Goetz
Wallinger and
San Angelo
Crosby Family Visit Ends Meet in Wilson Home
Mr and Mrs H B Crosby and daughters of Wilson are visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Trautwein.
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H. B. Crosby
Wilson
Louis Trautwein
Thedford’s Black-Draught Praised As Trusted Laxative
Thedford's Black-Draught has long been valued and is now appreciated more. People are buying with care, seeking value for money in a reliable laxative that relieves ordinary constipation.
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Thedford
Lavaca County Health Demonstrations Schedule
Lavaca County will host health demonstrations from July 5 to 10. L. H. Male of Austin, linked to the State Health Department, will install several pit type toilets for rural homes and schools. Demonstrations are at Uncle Dick's Place in Hallettsville July 7, Shiner Compress July 6, and Charlottenburg school July 9.
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Lavaca County
L. H. Male
Austin
State Health Department
Uncle Dick’s Place
Hallettsville
Shiner
Male
Charlottenburg School
Mrs Stach Returns Home With Visitors From Marlin
Mrs. Frank Stach Sr. came back Sunday from Marlin and was accompanied by Mrs. Anne Schmidt, brother Chas. Schindler, and Mrs. J. F. Schindler and her son. The son continues his visit here with Moulton relatives.
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Frank Stach Sr
Marlin
Anne Schmidt
Chas. Schindler
J. F. Schindler and Son
Moulton
June Nineteenth Celebration In Shiner Presented By Colored P T A
The Shiner colored P T A hosted a June nineteenth event for the school with a commendable parade featuring slavery day symbols. A barbecue dinner was served, a baseball game between the colored women of Shiner and Moulton entertained attendees, and a large dance concluded the festivities. Net receipts totaled 42.10 dollars.
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Shiner
P.T. A
Moulton
Local trio returns from Chicago on frugal trip
Green H Wagner Percy Gartade Leonard Valek and Joe Macha Jr returned last Friday from Chicago having Forded there and back at a very nominal expense.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promises malaria relief
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a safe, tasteless remedy for malaria. Claims it destroys infection, builds up blood, fortifies against reinfection, and is pleasant to take for adults and children. Sold at all stores.
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Grove
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Emily Baros
Joe Novak
Dreyer
Frank Kent
Louis Bannert
Central Power & Light Company
Spoetzl Brewery & Ice Factory
Palace Theatre
Hollywood
Bill Boyd
Dorothy Wilson
William Gargan
Rosco Ates
Ronald Coleman
Kay Francis
Phyllis Barry
Universal News
Paramount News
J. M. Parks
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
First National Bank of Shiner
Oregon
Louisiana
Cypress
California
Barbade Lumber Ki
Shiner Oil Mill & Mtg. Co
Arno Wagener
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