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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
10
A devotional reading ties Exodus 20 7 Matthew 23 16 22 Mark 7 5 8 Luke 6 46 and Isaiah 1 10 18 to faith practices. It reflects on reverence for God’s name and heart obedience through the cited scriptures.
The piece argues that profane language signals a profane life and urges Christians to honor God's name. It links the Third Commandment to living rightly, maintaining that baptism makes one a name bearer who must align life with God, avoid wasted resources, and marry in a Christian manner.
The Institute of Life Insurance reports that last year two hundred forty thousands lars could not be insured after delays. twenty two thousands were in time and died within the first year, with over eighty three millions paid to beneficiaries. Joseph Muras, Gen. Agt. Phone 206 Shiner.
Will Morgan searches hostile Indian villages for the woman he loved, turning his pursuit into a frontier legend and a defining adventure in frontier history.
Family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness during illness and death of mother Mrs. Albert Vincik. Appreciation for floral tributes cards messages and all who assisted at time of sorrow. Her children
The guideline states one nest per seven hens in general use and one nest per four hens if trap nests are employed. It provides a simple stocking rule to ensure adequate nesting sites for laying hens.
Morgan and Will monitor an uneasy river crossing as rivermen led by Kirby prepare to navigate a dangerous riffle. Tobe Ansley schemes for whiskey while Indians, militia, and settlers edge toward a broader clash on the Ohio frontier.
Kirby and Will escape a hostile Indian raid on a river journey while inspecting a burned Randall flatboat. Two corpses and a scalped body are found among embers as the group contends with ambush risk. Will confronts the horror and a mysterious white chief’s likeness to him looms.
A Peach Creek reader on Rt. 3 Shiner argues President Truman won’t seize the nation’s newspapers though he quips about the idea. He compares seizing a paper to seizing his Johnson grass farm, notes editors would relocate, and muses on government overdraft and farm life.
The American Legion Auxiliary met in regular session on April 23 in the Chamber of Commerce room with President Ethel Lee presiding and 17 members present. Delegates for the Legion Convention at Moulton on May 4 were named, and the annual poppy sale is set for Saturday May 24. The next meeting is May 14 at Legion Park at 8 PM. Additional notes mention visits by Mr. and Mrs. E H Willman to San Antonio and nearby towns, and Willie Struka family visiting from Port Lavaca.
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