Half Moon Camp Meeting Notice at Opera House
Half Moon Camp No 117 schedules monthly meetings on Wednesdays at the Opera House. Visiting brethren are invited to attend and join in the gatherings.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
5
Half Moon Camp No 117 schedules monthly meetings on Wednesdays at the Opera House. Visiting brethren are invited to attend and join in the gatherings.
New timetable shows Train 45 from Lockhart arriving 12 55 PM, Train 46 from Yoakam at 2 40 AM, Train 42 from Waco at 1 05 PM, Train 44 from Shiner at 6 18 AM, Train 41 from Yoakam at 2 57 PM, and Train 43 from Shiner at 10 04 PM with Waco Yoakam connections.
Hintlerville and Moulton plan nine barge public school buildings as attendance rises to 170 pupils with only three teachers. Trustees urge public action and donations to fund additional staff and space.
In a short time a carload of dieproved ball bearing steel star wind mulls and steel anchor mills will arrive. Prospective buyers are urged to call Luhrmann & Co to inspect and compare.
Ornamental buys and social notes fill the page with names like Minnie Llerder and Steve Bernet from Lavaca county. Mentions range from hunts for hats at Deutrichs to Pratt’s Poultry Food and a pavilion contract for Hildebrandt. A Chas Porter arrest is noted with release after property restitution.
The Gazette celebrates Louis Trautwein’s mayoral reelection praising his work and urging votes for him. A birthday notice and local greetings appear alongside family names and community mentions in Colorado County.
Fragmentary notice advertises a short display at the Mueceen building with a focus on ladies visiting. The readable portion mentions a few days of a display featuring "beautiful lice of uswasty le Hgenty" and an invitation for ladies to attend.
An advertisement showcases Landreth's Seed varieties including peas beans and corn. It promotes millinery items and new goods arriving, with notices of displays and sales. Also mentions cold remedy products and a line of hats with pricing details and trust in a no cure no pay offer.
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A. J. Hee plans a meat market east of Shiver on April 6. He will sell meat at 4 6 and 7 cents a pound on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings.
A short classified note offers sale of 1 Steve 1 Bed 1 Cat 1 Wish Stand 5 Chairs 1 Rocker and 1 Alfred Spain. Inquiry addresses at Gager 1 OFrr.cs.
Fra tor son delivers cotta ing seed for plant heat, with the arrival of a new batch to Our cer of cotta ing.
Advertising copy touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for Turbid Liver Biliousness Fever and Ague and promises relief from sick headache with no griping. It claims the pills provide constant energy and vigor, urging readers to try them.
Fragmentary sale notice lists an address and contact near Gagette Street. No clear items or dates provided.
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