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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
4
The governor warns that if the appropriation bill includes state debt payments, he may call a third Special session. The State Senate last Saturday passed the guarantee bill and the House concurred, signaling a likely bank guarantee law.
The piece notes talk of Campbell seeking a third term is mostly talk and the Democratic nominating convention would not tolerate such action. It mentions Uncle Joe Cannon turning 73, a gourd dipper gift, Casa owes the U.S. eight million dollars in an intervention, and that about forty immigrants arriving on the Franckfort at Galveston face deportation due to lack of means or work.
The Southwestern Farmer argues creameries can generate wealth but demand careful community analysis before funding. It emphasizes adequate cow supply and reliable owners, noting dropouts and cow owners who move cattle with dogs or horses as risks. German communities are cited as more successful, with milk, butter makers, and management key to success.
About one hundred fifty people from here traveled to Shiner on Wednesday for the firemen's celebration. A Runge man arrived with his wagon and teams, while Krueger and Krueger family members also headed to Shiner in response to notices.
The text notes a proposed creamery at Emery and a second churn to supplement an existing one due to insufficient capacity. It praises Flatonia creamery as highly profitable and cites Shiner having a creamery with leaders who will ensure success, while asking why Moulton cannot have one.
The Komensky column recalls a wet May week with rain and hail valuable for farmers, notes sweet potato digging after the storm, and reports social events. A Konvicka dance, Mayfest attendance at Moravia and Witting, parties at the Antrich and Wagner households, and various visits around Weis and Henkhaus areas are described.
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