Gazette appeals for news and visitors at 69
The note claims ladies wear revealing gowns but says hearts remain elsewhere and invites readers to call Gazette at number 69 to share news or arrange visits, asking for kindness in reporting.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
5
The note claims ladies wear revealing gowns but says hearts remain elsewhere and invites readers to call Gazette at number 69 to share news or arrange visits, asking for kindness in reporting.
A playful collection reveals wives commenting on husbands and public figures. Entries reference Izaak Walton, William Penn, Samuel Pepys, Cotton Mather, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and more with humorous takes on ambition and idleness. A Florida beach life-saver Harold Setson is noted for rescuing a young woman and seeking a job.
Farmers in Texas push cooperative cotton merchandising to reduce waste and losses. They advocate daily pooling and staged sales to match mill demand, aiming to preserve value, employ skilled managers, and cut debts. Governor Harding endorses orderly distribution and sound credit under a reserve banking system.
Local business urges customers to patronize Home Industry to bolster community growth and business success. Emphasizes citizen loyalty as key to town development and prosperity.
Lavaca County Farm Bureau has organized with officers elected including John Kloppenburg of Sublime as president, John H. Elsik Rt 2 Yoakum as vice president, J R Mladenko Rt 4 Hallettsville as secretary treasurer, and G F Munson Rt 5 Halles tville Tom Marcak Rt 2 Shiner Leop Marcheck Branon Phil Lor fok Rt 6 Schulenburg on the board of directors. Also promoted is Light Bread Flour sold and guaranteed by Emil Bonorden.
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