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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
10
Two hundred cars of potatoes have been shipped from Eagle Lake district. The yield is average and with the current price of 275 dollars this week, growers anticipate strong returns. Potatoes are in excellent condition and of splendid quality. Digging may begin in most fields next Monday if rain does not intervene. Many farmers plan to use two row tractors for digging.
In a nod to the old New York social register the piece notes Nordheim now sits among the forty, reflecting a naming shift after the census. The reference links historic elite circles to current population labeling, hinting at lasting social intrigue.
Local workers re checked the city population and found over 1500 residents within the corporate limits of Goliad, replacing the previously announced 1306 figure in city records.
The report notes 4 182 votes versus 1 880 in the 1920 election year for Alice Texas. The figures reflect a regional voting outcome with the larger tally shown for one side and a smaller tally for the opposing side.
Miss Maggie Mae Plummer and J. W. Wilkins Jr. wed last September in a private ceremony. The couple plans to reside in northeast Refugio apartments, with Mrs Wilkins returning soon to work at Refugio Pharmacy. He works as a driller for an oil company in the Refugio field.
Notice reports the completion of a thesis titled Equalization of Tax Burdens by Chas Chovanetz. The work, suggested by the College Press, was pursued as a senior course, examined by authorities, and deemed an original merit. It is recommended for publication and may appear in a scientific publication such as the Political Science Quarterly.
Expression teacher Miss Strattman presented her pupils in a Friday recital before a large audience. Readings dances and piano pieces were performed, complemented by the high school orchestra. It marks the first year in several that an expression teacher has taught the school children and shows noticeable improvement.
E R McDonald of Memphis Tennessee formerly connected with the railroad tele graph office here announces his marriage last August to Miss Magdalene Ratliff popular musical instructor in the Eagle Lake public schools. They wed in Pine Bluff Arkansas and kept it secret until now. Miss Catliff returned to teaching in the fall and Mr McDonald has been in Memphis during the year. Headlight offers late but sincere congratulations.
Monday morning at 8 30 Rev G T Gibbons united Miss Leonida Schuhmann and Mr Rudy Valenta in marriage at Hallettsville Methodist Church. The couple left for Magic Valley then Lamesa to meet the bride’s father Theo Schuhmann. Valenta, an overseas WWI veteran, works at Shiner Oil Mill. The bride, admired by the community, is active in social and fraternal life and a Shiner High graduate. The bride wore royal blue georgette. groom in navy suit. Sincere best wishes from many friends.
Used by one man who kept it in pristine condition, this 1926 Ford coupe offered at unbeatable price. Terms available. Smith Motor Co., Gonzalas, Texas.
Mrs Wm Green arrived Tuesday night from Mineral Wells, accompanying her husband and reporting steady progress in their extended visit with relatives.
Mrs Valesta I Jilik of Los Angeles says the weather is wonderful and she wants the Gazette to continue arriving, noting each copy feels like a visit home.
Buick touring car in fine condition used as a family vehicle with excellent care seeks trade for a Ford touring or roadster terms offered by owner in Gonzales Texas.
Local note reports W. L. Martin has returned home from Mineral Wells, marking a personal recovery or reunion moment in a brief community item.
Hallettsville Legion Park hosts an all day pecan school next Tuesday May 27 starting at 9 oclock. A pecan specialist from A M College will assist. Learn to turn worthless pecan trees into money and bring neighbors.
Rev Kenneth Ahl will preach a farewell sermon at Emmanuel Lutheran Church next Sunday at 10 30 AM. The service marks his departure after years of ministry at the church and community.
C J Garbade and John F Kasper attended the League of Texas Municipalities conference in Austin last week.
Health notice promotes Marlin Texas baths for rheumatism neuritis constipation high blood pressure and skin diseases. Claims experimental stage proven results from elimination diet physical therapy and home care with testimonials from parents. Details available at Majestic Hotel and Bath House Box 60.
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