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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
7
ECG This Office can supply your rent contracts. Mrs A J Brehm, Miss Mae and Edwin Busch were weekend visitors to San Antonio.
Miss Edna Porter of Victoria visited Miss Leonida Schuhman. Mr and Mrs F F Michna reside in the former August Rogge home. Gus Jaroszewski, manager of Temple Lumber Co, left Tuesday for a vacation at Marlin Hot Wells.
Mr and Mrs Rudy Valenta spent Sunday in Cuero with Mesdames Benno Holchak E J Tomasco and Leonida Schuhman. Wied School closed last Friday. Prof Alois Markovsky has been one of the assistants for the past several months.
To the members of Lavaca County Farm Bureau a county meeting is set for Hallettsville on May 9 at 1 p m to choose delegates for the district meeting May 16 in Hallettsville. The district will nominate two candidates for the state board of directors. The Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association boards oversee the business and every member should vote. May 9 discussions include attending the southwest Farm Bureau meeting at Beeville June 4 and 5. Lavaca Co Farm Bureau John H Elsik, Pres.
A simple mixture of buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and other components as used in Adlerika is advertised to ease stomach trouble in ten minutes by removing gas. It allegedly expels old waste material causing bloating and fullness and is pitched as a fast, pleasant aid for chronic constipation from Shiner Drug Company.
Thousands of farm horses idle through winter require gradual conditioning before heavy work. Begin with light work half days to build muscle, ensure properly fitted harness, and clip winter coat to prevent excess sweating. Proper care safeguards farm income by boosting horsepower and efficiency for the upcoming season.
Mrs G M Muntz and her young granddaughter from Mobile Alabama are visiting her daughter Mrs Walter Hampel, sharing a family gathering during the occasion.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church organized a tea and parcel post sale that raised a total of 25 dollars and 60 cents. Proceeds will support church activities and community outreach.
Mr and Mrs Henry Janecek and their son from Charco visited A J Berckenhoff's family on Sunday while noting a midsummer shipment of hats from Bass and Yoakum.
A group of Shiner Fire Department members traveled to Victoria to take part in the May Day festivities held yesterday, showcasing community presence and public service.
Mrs Lynne Mitchell and her son, with Mrs Mitchells brother Carl Eschenburg of Floresville, spent last weekend at the A. J. Berckenhoff home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kunath spent last weekend in San Antonio. They were accompanied home by Mr. Kunath's mother, Mrs. P. A. Ramsel.
Alois Kasper is erecting a modern six room bungalow for Louis Wagner and daughter. The site is on a convenient one block street near City Hall on Ave D.
Miss Glady's Turk of the Dreyer School briefed our office Saturday that the school has closed a most successful term. She will soon depart for summer school.
The Catholic Entertainment Club sold over 600 tickets for a Sunday night performance at the Opera House. Due to a large turnout many were turned away, prompting a decision to repeat the show next Sunday night.
Clifton Monroe is home after closing school duties near Nordheim. He was re-elected with a substantial raise and signed next year’s contract before leaving. The community praises his proven dedication and confident use of study opportunities for students, patrons, and trustees.
Shiner’s No Grape brand is featured at cold drink stands with sterilized bottles priced at five cents. M. E. Wolters, a notable Shiner financier, has bought 70 acres of rolling farmland about three miles west of Pawnee. He visited Kenedy earlier in the week to tour the property and said grubbing has begun to ready the land for quick cultivation, linking development to the nearby Kenedy area and promising added regional resources.
An advertisement from Buck Horn Barber Shop invites customers to enjoy a first class shave haircut and bob. The ad highlights service quality and a contact note marked 27x2p for ordering or inquiries.
Citizens tour Welhausen Park notice new playground gear funded by the Civic League. Children enjoy the sliding board and ocean waves as the town renovates swings tables and old equipment. Friday night plans invite residents to help beautify the park.
Texas grocery advertises Pioneer Flour and a wide line of groceries with country produce. Call for delivery within city limits. Herman Schroeder, proprietor. Phone 0. Prices claimed as right.
The Quality Shoe Shop offers electrical equipment with Landis machinery for shoe rebuilding and on the spot repairs while you wait. All work guaranteed to satisfy customers at reasonable charges.
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