Congressional District Office Fee Listing
A brief note outlines district office charges with amounts listed as 15.00 and 5.00 in varied formatting, indicating a simple fee schedule connected to congressional offices.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
4
A brief note outlines district office charges with amounts listed as 15.00 and 5.00 in varied formatting, indicating a simple fee schedule connected to congressional offices.
The item notes Patrick’s stay of sentence with a new April hearing and quotes a rival Shiner philosopher. It calls for Democratic executive committee attendance in Halletsville on March 12. The Herald’s 34th anniversary is marked and a March 26 special legislative session to fix Terrell election law is announced.
Reports say a tidal wave and hurricane struck the Society islands on February 7 with winds up to 120 mph and 65 foot waves. An estimated 10,000 lives were lost and property damage reached 5 million dollars. Ex Governor James Stephen Hogg was found dead in Houston at his law partner’s residence.
A Lavaca County political snapshot notes possible party splits with a competing Independent Socialist ticket led by County Judge E. O. Meitzen. It cites editor speculation on legislative candidacy, Democratic chairman decisions, and rumors about Bill Barnes, while denying the insanity claim.
The postoffice has moved to the east side of the building with a mid building partition. It now occupies one full side, while the Gantert jewelry store takes the opposite side and offices are behind the jewelry shop. The changes improve convenience.
Mrs Kubitz of Shiner visited her daughter Mrs Rud Jaeggi in Moulton. Miss Sophia Albrecht became cashier for Rud Jaeggli Bro. Adela Hillmer of Shiner stayed with Mr and Mrs Win Kotzebue. Dr A M Kotzebue received a X Ray machine drawing crowds. Prof and Mrs F P Guenther of Hallettsville attended the married folks dance at Hermann Park hall. Little John Dunisp McMurrey is ill with diphtheria.
Due to lack of a quorum at the February 24 meeting and vacancies to fill, another DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE meeting is called for March 12 1906 at 1 p.m. at the courthouse Halseteville. Full attendance expected. W R McCurenan chair, J C HaperMacuer secretary.
A letter to D H Deutsch of Shiner discusses Devoe paint usage on Cobleskill New York Fair Ground buildings and the American House in Tannersville New York. It compares coats and outcomes, mentions savings from using Devoe and notes local residents who preferred or rejected the product. It also records a Shiner dentist and his wife leaving for Baltimore.
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