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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
8
For sale 200 acre well improved farm 85 percent tillable with 175 acres in cultivation. Includes 4 houses and wells located 4 miles from town on black land. Terms one third cash with balance in ten years at 7 percent interest. Bar price and address John C. Jones Gonzales Texas.
Assessor Valenta directs all residents who have not yet rendered assessments to meet in Shiner on May 7 to complete the Lavaca County assessments. The notice identifies Rep. Valenta as Tax Assessor.
One of the best farms around Shiner consisting of 211 acres known as the Jim Richardson or Jos Kutac place. Will take in part trade a small farm. For mer terms call on Albert Ikenhoff Shiner Tex.
A brief notice advertises a pair of gentle work mules for sale in Texas. The item lists no seller details beyond the owner name Mrs. 8. McMurrey and notes the pair as suitable for work use.
All persons and kin are forbidden to hunt fish or trespass in the pasture on Rocky creek. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 40 31 J E CAUTHERN.
The stockholders of Shiner Oil Mill will hold their annual meeting on Wednesday June 2 to elect officers and directors for the coming year and address other business. RE F Wouters president Peck Welhausen secretary.
An 19th century advertisement touts Bal ard s Herbine as mild yet effective for constipation and dyspepsia. The copy promises relief for stomach and liver complaints and notes a price of 60e per bottle, sold by Schlottman Drug Co.
Mr. Richard Meeger visited from Stamford and traveled to Yorktown to see his brother Henry. Miss Mary Luedecke celebrated her birthday with friends including Meta Helweg Alma Lohse Tientjen Blasék and Pfuhl and Lohse family members. Mr Kurt Pfuhl plans a trip to Burton Washington county soon. readers are wished guten nacht.
After rain crops look okay and gardens are fine. The community notes visits by Mrs. Jos Brosch and Helen Erdle, Mr. B Barre on business, and travel by Mr. Charles Drabek. A grand ball at Morris school house is planned for June 5 1909 with all invited. Residents discuss May feast at Goethe Park and road work by Mr. Gerdes.
A vintage advertises an elixir to stop a baby from crying, promising to ease nerves and provide healthy sleep. It targets anxious fathers, touts bowel and stomach relief, and claims safety with no drugs. Sold by Schlottman at 26 cents per bottle.
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