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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
4
The item mix discusses oil surplus disposal and Shiner's lack of oil strikes. It suggests farming as a fallback and hints at social issues with a wary tone. Other fragments mention a surgeon patching a heart rent and jokes about the divorce court. It notes Cuban delegates and Platt amendment interpretations and mentions Japanese travelers leaving Flatonia for Beaumont.
Thirty two doctors attend Kitye E Mie asserting strong constitution if not fatal. Loomis discusses Venemmeth troubles while Castro urged to retire from public life before a fatal lightning strike.
Bishop Turner argues the future for Black Americans lies in migration to Africa and asserts the plan is both correct and beneficial, urging prompt relocation for those who choose it.
S3xTEEN officers and privates were sentenced to imprisonment for the Manila commissary fraud but General MacArthur says the sentences amount to nothing. The report notes that the commander regards the penalties as ineffective.
Damorp's Mound, twenty miles south of Richmond toward Fort Pond county, known for its curative clay, has become the center of considerable local excitement as interest in its medicinal properties grows.
The speaker argues that reporting from Puerto Rico is split between dark and light depictions with no balanced portrayal. They suggest people deserve the true situation rather than sensational stories presenting extreme views.
A fragmented report notes growing Texas enthusiasm as a farmer’s auger hints at petroleum scents. A Democrat reporter mentions a local figure who organized a company and plans to market stock, signaling early enterprise plans despite the uncertain carve of the story.
Washington dispatch reports ex president Kroeger plans an October visit to the United States. If this is 80, Dom Paul has abandoned hope of returning to Praetoria. A major fire in Jacksonville Florida destroyed 130 blocks and left 10,000 homeless with 15.9 million dollars in losses. A McGregor Texas fire consumed residences and cotton worth 16 thousand dollars. Geo H Phillips triggered a Chicago Produce Exchange panic last Friday causing May corn to jump to 58 cents and netted Phillips about 100 thousand dollars.
Silionences is described as a digestive disorder with stomach debility liver torpor and constipation. The ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to ease disturbances and restore appetite and liver function, noting availability through Schultze and Seydler.
The oil excitement is rising but many firms may fail to develop profits. Many companies only sell shares and recruit unwary buyers. A few legitimate stocks exist, but they trade near or above par. The CAZETTE warns investors to go slow.
Le Avanna Ohio mail carrier Burnett Mann recounts years of kidney trouble with dull back pain and fatigue. After using Electric Bitters he credits six bottles with a complete cure and renewed vigor. The ad touts the remedy for stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels with a 50 cent price and guaranteed satisfaction.
Dr W W Walker an eminent Schulenburg physician and early settler died at 12 45 p m from subacute peritonitis. He leaves a wife and six children at his bedside except Captain Kenzie Walker of the Tenth United States Cavalry with his regiment in the Philippines.
A. B. Jungbecker & Co. Locals announces fresh oatmeal bacon coffee and Cane syrup among others. They also tout water sets including lamps saucers and plates and offer premium cards. A. i. Juxapecken & Co. listed.
Local investors, including Yoakum Tinsee, question why owners rush to sell as many fellows with old stock transact quickly. The note suggests widespread selling pressure and curiosity about the trend among the group.
Kansas City saloons shut for the first Sunday in six years as bars paused operations last weekend, reflecting new order or enforcement. Local patrons and workers faced closures, while authorities attributed the move to compliance with regulations.
President McKinley and his delegation arrived in El Paso last Sunday and spent the day resting, as Warrrens Bros advertises a wide selection of collars and ties in all colors and styles.
Since the round bale era began many second hand compresses are available. Lockhart plans to buy one and Flatonia also expects to acquire a unit.
Lake Grove buyers warned about a Tasteless Chill Tortie bottle boasting a plainly printed formula. The note asserts Tron and Quinine are used, with a no cure no pay claim.
Col A. H. Belo of the Gal-Dallas News is recalled as a brave Civil War veteran and skilled editor. He served through battles including Gettysburg and the Wilderness, was wounded multiple times, and once dueled a fellow officer to defend his regiment’s honor.
A rare chance to subscribe to The Sunny South of Atlanta and the Shiner Gazette as a combined weekly package for only $1.25. The offer is time limited and encourages readers to subscribe now.
T. L. Colpepper and wife transfer 195 3 5 acres to Mrs. Sam McMurry from G. Walsher survey for 7000. W. L. Martin sells 67 acres on the A. Porter league to John Koenning for 1540. Fiato and Green transfer 14 acres on the A. Myers survey to W. R. Colpepper for 6305.
A Winchester veteran says his wife suffered long illness until De King's New Life Pills cured her. He urges others to try them, noting they always work. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
Louis Trautweip, mayor of Shiner, attended the commissioners court session on Monday to review the smallpox situation in Lie cityeet Lablete ville Pheratd. The visit underscored local concern as officials discussed public health measures.
President McKinley and his party received a hearty welcome in Houston on Friday. He praised the outpouring as magnificent and harmonious, describing the reception as heartfelt and entertaining, the trip’s most enjoyable stop so far.
The commissioners' court met in special session on April 27 to consider the small-pox situation at Shiner. They declined quarantine but agreed to aid with $40 to Mayor Trantwein of Shiner for needed expenses.
An ad notes Evuzema and Remick's Eczema Care and Remick's Pepsin for obstinate skin eruptions. Listed as available at the drug store with brand protections and formulations.
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