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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
4
Subscription rates listed. references to Washington office and special correspondent Siegers. Mentions policies on post and second class matter. Snippet comments on Pat Crowe case and general wartime era curiosities with satire on arsonics and cotton.
A fragmented note questions whether Perry Heath consulted the British before speaking and mocks Wall Street rivalry amid financial indifference to public access and personal finances.
The article notes Tur United States as not the sole guardian of the Monroe Doctrine and cites South American republics able to field a million men and deploy 28 battle ships. It mentions McKinley anxious about Krueger's proposal to visit the United States and seeks Eddie Vil's opinion.
The sixth congress set total appropriations at 61,440,489,433, surpassing the United States national debt and exceeding the capitalization of a billion dollar trust. The figure highlights the scale of federal spending and fiscal commitments.
Local chatter focuses on boll weevil concerns with experts advising readiness. Suggestions range from arsenic mixtures to chemical remedies, urging careful application and early action to curb the pest.
Messas Hanus and Hill discuss a possible presidential bid three years away. They both acknowledge early plans but resist entering any formal opposition.
The Galveston News notes Pierpont Morgan’s movements and warns locals to lock up valuables when he travels, claiming newspapers perform their duty to the people. The piece references Keddie on the seventh and hints at urgency in securing property.
A composite Texas notice discusses fuel from petroleum easing the cotton market, the pressure on cotton prices, and optimistic prospects for cotton mills in Gonzales and surrounding areas. It cites quotes from Galveston papers about farmer profits and warns against overreliance on cotton alone. The block also includes an ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a local pharmacy selling them.
Adolph Bolt and Norma Flato plan a May Thursday wedding at 10 o clock in the morning at the Flato residence in West End. After the ceremony the couple will travel to Richmond Washington New York and Buffalo and be at home July first at 518 Lampoon street Houston Texas.
A report notes a defendant received a long jail term for stealing $2000 from a post office. It mentions that Merers Neely and Rathbone remain at large, while the public is urged to stay vigilant.
The Shiner Grarette and the Sun ny South, a sterling literary weekly, offers readers a one year subscription for $1.25. The limited time offer emphasizes affordability and brisk availability to attract early subscribers.
The Guffy Petroleum Company with a capital of fifteen million dollars has been chartered at Austin. Heavy rains caused crop damage across north and central Texas last week. The battleship Ohio was launched at San Francisco with large crowds present.
LeVanna Ohio resident Burnett Mann recalls three years of back pain and fatigue from kidney trouble. After six bottles of Electric Bitters he says he was cured and feels like a new man. Advertisers promise relief for stomach liver kidneys and bowels with guaranteed satisfaction for 50 cents.
J Pierpont Morgan assists shorts on the London stock exchange as he arrives in Paris. The Associated Press notes every movement of the financier during his new posting and social round.
Civil War veteran M. M. Austin writes from Winchester Indiana praising Dr King's New Life Pills for his wife's long illness cured by the remedy. The ad claims the pills "always do" and promotes them at 25 cents at all druggists.
Mike Koch formerly of Moulton has purchased the Araim Lane livery stable and resumes a leadership role in the town. The Flatonin Record notes his long residence here and welcomes him back to his old home.
An unusual ad notes The Suny South of Atlanta offers best story and sketch paper weekly with fine illustrations. The rare deal promises both papers for only 25 cents but is said to be a limited-time offer.
City clerks plan a petition drive to urge merchants to close shops at 6 30 in the summer months. No action taken yet but circulation is expected soon per the Haletteville Herald.
A fragment notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic printed as Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. The claim includes no cure and mentions payment terms.
Lavaca County reports its tobacco crop is in fine shape and the largest in county history with no boll weevils reported. Local growers express optimism, asserting the ailment absence bodes well for the market outlook this year.
A Chicago based Farwell Ranch Syndicate announced a massive land sale to George W. Littlefield of Austin Texas amounting to 284000 acres in Hartley and Lamb counties. The deal value was not disclosed and the land will be used for meek purposes.
A brief notice describes a hot day at A. C. Kiuepke's location with people seeking shade and relief from the heat. The fragment highlights the storefront and surrounding area without specific names or dates.
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