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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
5
Meats last Wednesday in each month at Opera House. Visiting Brethren are invited to attend the gathering.
A new timetable effective January 20 1901 lists Train No 45 arriving from Lockhart at 1255 PM Train No 46 arriving from Yoakum at 340 PM Train No 42 arriving from Waco at 105 PM Train No 44 leaving Shiner for Yoakum at 618 AM Train No 41 arriving from Yoakum at 215 PM Train No 48 leaving Shiner at 1004 PM
An array of brief items from Shiner area society notes includes revival attendance by locals such as Mrs. Perkins and Mrs Eastland from Sweet Home, visits by Miss India Batley and Mr. Kram, illness among Joseph Kram’s family, a wedding of Joseph Mees and Juanita Medrano in Gonzales, and business updates from Flatonia to Yoakum.
The county court moved its term from the third Monday to the first Monday beginning with the June 1901 term. J R Tineley’s examining trial ended last Saturday. Judge Shuler refused bail and remanded the defendant to await the grand jury. The four day trial featured strong local legal talent on both sides.
Readable items note no rain since new year and cold 25 degrees with ice present. Obituary recalls Bart Burkett of Hochheim as a good Christian man. sympathy offered. Local church updates include Rev G H Lacey preaching at Mouton and Bro Salee Re Wacker to speak next month. Eight pound girl arrival announced. school progress report from Miss Bessie Peacock. health improving after grip epidemic. Feb 23, 19v1.
The editor notes two applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased rheumatic pain in the shoulder, thigh and back, with quick relief after rubbing in the balm. Sale advertised by Schultze & Seydler.
C. Stulting died at his home six miles from Gonzales after illness and was buried at the locality. He left a family with many in this county and a son John C. Stalting. The obituary notes his long residence and esteem from the community. An unrelated item references a night terror in Gonzalez’s Forum and a Dr King’s medicine ad.
A Virginia baker, F B Moran of Veereeburg, praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children. He reports giving it for bad coughs and whooping cough with perfect satisfaction and notes it contains no opium or harmful ingredients. The druggist Schultze and Seyd also recommended it as a safe choice.
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