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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
7
Local and personal notice indicates the office offers rent contracts. It states availability of standard rental agreements and related services for landlords and tenants.
Herms Dittmar arrived from Austin for a brief weekend visit while noting Graduation Dresses at Bass and Yoakum.
Editor Kopecky of the Navy Comory was over from Halletts ville Monday. Edgar C. Wolters has been at home for a week, nursing a case of mumps.
Shelly Canon and Edwin Hirsch are out again following a siege of mumps. H. H. Striebeck arrived from Kenedy Hot Wells on Saturday night.
Miss Mary Anders teaching near Yorktown arrived with relatives for a weekend visit. Alois Kasper is performing repairs on the large C. B. Welhausen residence, reflecting ongoing home maintenance in the community.
Hon W T Bigby of Halletts ville was a business visitor in Shiner Monday.
At the Hallettsville meeting 75 members attended with John H. Elsik elected president and John Kloppenburg chosen secretary. Twenty delegates were instructed to the district meeting May 16, while 32 old members signed a 1926 to 1930 marketing agreement.
Texas grocer promotes Pioneer Flour and a wide line of groceries. Seeks customers with reliable country produce. Delivery within city limits offered. Call Herman Schroeder, proprietor, for prices and service. Phone 0.
Textile ad fragment listing cotton thread colors for picoting and hem stitching credited to Mrs. F. O Marburger. Includes an unclear line “29x4 af ee Peas” that cannot be resolved into a clear date or location.
Ed Gebrels reports the sale of Fritz Ehlers farm five miles west of town. The 86 acre property transfers to Mrs. Anton Blohm in a local land deal.
Alma Canon holds the city secretary post while her father is away, continuing official duties and maintaining municipal records and correspondence during his absence.
Miss Lillian Merseburger has closed a successful term of teaching at Dilworth and is home for the summer.
Editor Waltersdorf of the Nachrichten traveled from Hallettsville Saturday to attend to business interests, meeting local figures and checking on ongoing affairs in the district.
Alois Kasper carried out the work on F J Jaks's residence, delivering notable enhancements to the comfortable dwelling. The project highlights skilled carpentry and finishing touches that modernize the home.
A special Mother's Day observance was held at United Lutheran Church featuring a fine program presented by the Junior League. The event was described as appropriate and beautifully rendered.
This item proclaims up to promise guarantee on materials and workmanship. Rebuilt not just repaired, aiming to be as close to new as possible with no skimping. Every job promised and completed with good results or the work is reworked to be good.
Rev. J. T. King presiding elder of the Cuero district preached a Mother's Day sermon at the Methodist Church Sunday morning. A highlight was a vocal number by Miss Fern Richter.
The Grand Ball at Bluecher Lodge No 20 O D H S will be held Sunday night May 17. Sister Lodge will serve coffee and lunch. Old style dances will be performed and all are invited.
William Wendtland Sr accompanied by his son Perry and William Dziewas toured Path and Floresville this week. J Kuchar was their guest.
W. B. Merrem of Houston visited his parents last Saturday and left Sunday for a business mission to Victoria. Mrs. Merrem remains in Dallas at the bedside of her mother who is reported quite ill.
A historical note shows Nu Grape flavor sold at Shiner cold drink stands in sterilized bottles priced at five cents. The line reads 27x4, indicating a scan detail or catalog reference from the period.
Local dealer Landry Motor Sales reports new car deliveries including Miss Mae Hughs touring John Balusek touring Ed Steves touring and Jos Mikulik special coupe as arrivals for the period.
Fire Chief Adolf Richter lists accompaniments from Shiner including M. E. B. Wolters J F Kasper O C Henkhaus Mrs Victoria Wolters and son Max Jr Mayor E Runk Ed Herder Peck Welhausen Henry Lee Henry Hirsch Gus Wolters A J Bednar and Joe Koncaba They praise Victoria's entertainment after a grand day.
Dance at the Rocky site next Sunday night May 17 invites all ages. Music by the Patek Band promises lively entertainment for old and young alike.
A well attended moonlight picnic and band concert took place last Friday night in Wellhausen Park. The event drew families and children who enjoyed the program and the pleasant atmosphere. Net receipts totaled nearly $30.
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