16 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
1
Garbade Lumber Company announces a new fence product titled Pittsburgh Perfect. The fence is fully galvanized steel, welded by electricity, with each rod guaranteed perfect and uniform stays. It emphasizes rust resistance due to no moisture-holding wraps.
The item notes a financial condition report labeled No. 5628 but provides only the header without readable detail. No entities, dates, or figures are present to identify institutions or results.
A historical bank statement for First National Bank at Shiner Texas shows assets and cash totals as of March 7 1911 with a sworn cashiers statement by Earl Fry. The document notes county Lavaca and includes a notary public affirmation dated March 11 1911.
Official statement outlines the financial condition of the organization, detailing assets liabilities and reserves. It presents balance sheet figures and notes on liquidity capital adequacy and compliance with regulatory requirements. The document serves as a formal reporting instrument for stakeholders.
Farmers State Bank at Shiner Texas closes March 7 1911 with a statement sworn by President Charles H Frato and Cashier E Runk noting totals 73692 84 78692 84 Text includes notary J C Hapermacinta and other directors and public notice details plus an unrelated ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remely.
The City of Shiner Texas approves an ordinance to curb stock running at large and staking on sidewalks and streets. It creates a City Pound Keeper, outlines impounding procedures, fees, notices, sales, and fund handling with an emergency clause effective April 10 1911.
Multiple 125 to 920 acre farms offered near Halletsville Texas. Prices range 42 to 55 dollars per acre with options for cash, time payments, and potential subdivision. Properties feature cultivated land, fencing, wells, houses, and windmills. Listings include Adolph Zappe Route 3 and Greenboro Pennsylvania contact details.
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