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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
8
The statement warns that sheltering under a tree in a thunderstorm is among the riskiest choices. It emphasizes seeking safer indoor protection and avoiding tall isolated objects during severe weather events.
Mr. Van Moony, post-master at Dilworth, has submitted his resignation. His successor remains undecided as the office awaits appointment. Ballard's Here’s and Syrup advertised as a remedy for cold and lung troubles, priced 25 and 50 cents, sold by druggists.
The Texas Press Association was granted the freedom of the city in Houston that week. The Poat praises the honors, noting no details were lacking and health remedies are advertised with various claims. Mr and Mrs H H Striebeck return from Missouri after a month away, visiting Mrs Striebeck's parents.
An old ad promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs. It states druggists refund the money if it fails to cure and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box. Price is 25 cents.
Dr. S. F. Nave attended Cap McMurray on Saturday after a cow hook injured his left arm near the shoulder. The ten year old boy, son of Mrs. Mc Murray, suffered a painful but not serious wound and is expected to recover soon.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a running sore on his leg. Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. Also treats ulcers wounds and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents at all drug stores.
A mouse colored cow with a young calf branded 8 S is missing. The animal has ends of horns sawed off and the owner offers a reward for return or information leading to recovery.
Advertisement claims Herbine eases indigestion with a single bottle and a few doses, promising a prompt and permanent cure. It asserts superiority over other medicines and notes the price at 50 cents, available from all druggists.
The Damon’s Mound Oil, Pipe Line and Mining Co. of Rosenberg is organized with a capital of $100,000. Officers include Chas. Muecke C H Fiato and R G Fiato of Latine, with C H Fiato serving as director.
The fragment mentions products like Ballard's Snow Linimerit and Prive priced at 25 and 30 cents. It references horse care items and barbed-wire cuts, with sellers or suppliers named obliquely and mentions of bacon, teard, and bee wax. The text is fragmentary and lists commodities and vendors.
A cool norther blows as coats are searched again. Prof A Markevaky and family pass through Wied. Smnat Roeber of Witting travels to Yoakum to visit relatives. Wied Schuetzen Verein plans a June 29 ball with Prause Bros. string band. Local notices include religious visits and travel by several residents.
Local dealers urge farmers to view the Buckeye mower by Aultman Miller Co before purchase. The Buckeye is touted as light or lighter than competitors, durable, simple, and requires few repairs. They report selling 50 mowers in Shiner over four years with less than $10 in breakage.
News notes report potential special agreement to spare territory if Pekin government fails to meet indemnity obligations. Cadet discipline at West Point prompts gloom and measures. five dismissed, six suspended, fifty lose privileges. Edison predicts storage battery revolution. Victoria business league buys 1c per 100 to eradicate boll weevils. Bonham cotton mill begins waking cloth. about 24 employee cottages built.
Razare and Sciseors are listed as new items from A. O. Koopke's catalog in an early 20th century classifieds note. The listing informs readers of available goods and supplier.
Levanon Ohio resident Burnett Mann describes years of back pain and fatigue from kidney trouble. He credits six bottles of Klectric Bitters with complete cure, praising the tonic for stomach liver kidneys and bowels and offering that it may help others with similar ailments.
Wyandotte Michigan resident J S Weatherwax recounts severe pneumonia and lasting cough before using King’s New Discovery. He credits the medicine with restoring health and weight, claiming it cured throat and lung trouble after months of treatment. Trial bottles offered free and guarantees apply.
A fragmented health note warns that a cough signals serious diseases like consumption and bronchitis and urges early treatment. It references Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and mentions remedial claims and promotional wording from period advertisements.
Readable lines note thanks to Mayo Louis Trautwein and reference a garden scene. Other portions are jumbled about Vermilage and Worm r etc. The passage is highly fragmented with no coherent event or clear subjects beyond thanks and a garden moment.
Fragmentary text describes a planned meat market east of Shiner and mentions days of operation. Other lines reference personal addresses and unclear promises but lack concrete details or coherent events.
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