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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
7
A promotional piece extols AERLAND SPRINGS and the New Sutherland Springs Development Company efforts. It highlights a vast forest grove, mineral waters, a creek, a modern hotel, curbed springs, cement pools, graded streets, and water and light systems. The text urges readers near the city to inquire further about the resort’s plans and growth.
SUTHERLAND SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT CO. J. A. CLOPTON, Agt., 102 W. Houston Street, San Antonio, Texas. And for general information address T. J. Anderson, G. P. A., Sunset Route, Houston, Texas.
In a playful tale, Fire Patrol No. 3’s Dalmatian mascot Topsy reacts to shifting snow and sun, folding her blanket on a shelf as snow returns. Sergeant Ammermuller jokes that April Fool weather drives her routine, and the cat remains bemused yet patient through the day.
Dublin reports the Irish Department of Agriculture and Technical Education pressing to shield Irish traders farmers and manufacturers from English and other foreign competition. Prosecutions target the Irish Linen Company for fraud misrepresenting goods as Irish. another case probes Canadian bacon sold as Irish and Danish and Russian dairy products. A committee will define a standard for Irish creamery butter for legal acceptance.
A compact adage attributed to Thomas a Kempis stresses stronger foundations for higher ambitions. The saying links architectural ambition with disciplined preparation. It echoes medieval Christian thought on prudence and perseverance.
Two and a half year old Dorothy enjoys dried meat and visits a farm. She feeds the chickens and imagines they wear dried beef hats, calling them funny when asked about the birds.
Joshua Peters of Mount Vernon, already with a broken neck, was struck by an electric motor crossing the New Haven tracks. The motor hurled him 20 feet to another track, yet he walked away. Peters recalls a 40 foot trapeze fall that broke his neck and still wears iron braces.
In San Francisco, Rudolph and Claus Spreckels seek partial distribution of Claus Spreckels estate valued at 20 to 40 million dollars, while brothers John D. and Adolph Sokath file a demurrer delaying action for one week. the will leaves the widow trust for heirs to share after her death.
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