18 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
1
The Gazette carries Joe Macha Jr. announcing his bid for alderman of Shiner. Described as a fine young businessman with strong local support. Election set for Tuesday April 6. Remember him when you vote.
Big gentle all around horse offered for sale or loan. Includes buggy and harness. Apply for particulars to A Mr Schober at his residence next to Shiner Compress.
The Gonzales Inquirer reports forecaster Foster warns of a cold wave in March with one even harsher around the 24th or 25th. He also forecasts heavy rainfall this month, notably along the Gulf coast and Atlantic states.
Dryers in Gonzales County ask precinct officers to enforce the stock law as new crops depreciate. All were will be prosecuted.
Fire at 3 30 this morning caused about 3000 damage to the Pythian Orphan Home two miles from Weatherford Texas. The boys' drill evacuated the building quickly as smoke filled the halls. Local story notes charitable appeals and a judge's visit to Shiner with talk on prudent voting and civic duty.
On Friday March 12 Miss Minnie Deutsch celebrated her birthday with a surprise visit from her grandfather Mr L A Hoffmann of New Braunfels. Friends extended congratulations and lunch was served with family and friends including Matilda Hoffman Lena Holitek Ida Pfaender Mamie Merseburger Emily Schmidt and Mrs V Siegmung.
The program led by Miss Agnes Konsikove includes songs and piano solos by 6th to 8th graders. Performances feature readings and duets plus a story and a mirror dance, with teachers and substitutes listed.
Jacob Tomasco returned from Shiner where he visited his son William J Tom aso and wife. Edith and Millie Krueger of Shiner arrived to visit sister Helia Krueger. Annie Tilicek of Shiner visited her parents I Tilicck. Postmaster L A Meiners learned of Dr E H Scharnberg’s death from Coup land. He was 44, survived by wife and two children. burial at Coup land cemetery Monday. The Eagle extends sympathy to survivors.
Jungbecker carries leading cigar brands offering value in every smoke. The store highlights top lines and emphasizes quality and affordability for customers seeking a premium yet cost effective cigar experience.
The Gazette endorses A. Berkenhoff for alderman in Shiner. The candidate, a resident of Mer for about 18 years, is praised as a good citizen, fair in dealings, and suitable for city council service. Voters are urged to support him.
On the fifteenth an ideal spring display drew visitors to Bros display window and C. H. Deutsch’s millinery parlor. Miss Lattimer led the department with skilled designs while callers praised the new season styles and complete lines of goods.
Adolph Rabe aged 47 died at home in Shiner after a yearlong illness last Thursday March 11. Funeral held Friday March 12 at Shiner cemetery conducted by Rev Wolfsdorf of Yoakum with Hermann Sens assisting. Survived by wife and three children, two sons and one daughter. Gazette extends sympathy to the family.
District Court convened yesterday afternoon after the 2 48 p m train arrived nearly two hours late. The grand jury was empaneled with H J Strunk as foreman and 11 other jurors from various towns including Hope Moulton Shiner Salem Moravia Wied Mossy Grove and County Line Judge Kennon urged the panel to scrutinize county and city finances and stressed extending inquiry beyond incorporated areas.
Dr Keasbey of the University of Texas will address the Teas Press Association in Corpus Christi June 24 26 on The Agrarian Problem in Texas He is expected to discuss education financial and political factors and the editors of the State are cited as well positioned to aid in solutions.
A busy Justice Court session last Monday saw pleas of guilty in misdemeanor cases and several continuances in civil matters. Attorneys C L Stavinoha Marcus Schwarte Chas Fertsch of Halletsville and Thos Smoot H S Paulus of Yoakum were present.
Pallets must mature before laying many eggs and those starting in fall lay through winter. Early hatched pullets yield better fall and winter production when prices are high. February to April hatchings secure early pullets. Molting hens reduce fall laying as energy goes to feather regrowth. For more guidance, write the Secretary of Agriculture in Washington, D.C. for free bulletins.
W S Miller assignee of Simpson Bank filed a final report with County Clerk John Hastedt this week. The document spans sixty six typewritten pages, listing total liabilities of 258 129 30 and assets of 520 129 15, yielding net assets of 260 519 85. Miller and Linn McFar lane serve as temporary receivers of the bank placed into involuntary bankruptcy. Columbus Citizen.
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