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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1941
Page
4
The local grocery, run by Mr Bucek, emphasizes complete stock of groceries and vegetables with canned goods well stocked and neat displays. They offer top cash or trade for fresh eggs and claim to uphold good business methods and community involvement.
The Hallettsville based Rosenberg feed and produce store, run by Otto Rosenberg, earns a regional reputation for quality meats and groceries. It attracts discriminating customers from Hallettsville and surrounding territories, offering fresh vegetables, canned goods, and dairy products at top prices for eggs and cream.
At Teepe centre the modern store offers more than groceries with a wide range of items. It notes a high turnover, claiming fourteen to fifteen stock turns yearly to keep prices low and stock fresh. Mrs Quitta is cited as the vital element behind the operation.
Hallettsville’s SCOLEs Theatre and the Cole offer high class photoplays for nearby communities. Patrons enjoy air conditioning, comfortable seating, and efficient management under D P Morton. A suggested plan: visit stores, shop, then attend an afternoon or evening show to reward guests.
Wyatt Hatchery known for top quality B. W. D tested chicks and wide hatchery reputation. Under Mr. Wyatt they offer lower prices this year with Tuesday and Saturday hatches and specialize in turkey and chicken egg custom hatching. Also provide poultry feed dairy stock remedies and supplies for farms and home breeders.
Lauterstein and Son Dry Goods in Hallettsville is described as more than a store, an institution praised for quality merchandise, fair treatment, and one price to all. The ad highlights a large stock, American-made goods, and departments including children's clothing and shoes, inviting the public to see their complete line.
A Hallettsville market touts itself as a modern, clean, family owned store offering high quality groceries meats fruits and vegetables. Managers Mr Miller and Mrs Brasher promote prompt service and large scale buying to enable low prices and fair trade for poultry and eggs.
Bucek's Grocery and Dry Goods in Hallettsville touts itself as one of the oldest yet most modern stores. Manager Erwin Bucek emphasizes good fresh vegetables and fruits, fair prices, and excellent service with a homey, welcoming atmosphere for customers and visiting friends.
The Fertsch Produce Store Red Chain and Kimball Diamond Milling Company are highlighted for fair dealing and high market prices for poultry eggs turkeys and cream. The piece praises Mr. Hilmer Fertsch as a progressive citizen actively seeking new ways to benefit the community and boost local trade channels.
A historical quotation note cites Shelley that tolerance is not merit but crime to be tolerant and credits George Eloit with saying responsibility for tolerance rests on those with wider vision, framed as a concise aphorism.
Patrons from all walks of life frequent Appelt's Drive Inn on Highway 77, commended for high quality food and courteous staff. The article highlights modern kitchen equipment, sanitary practices, and a welcoming atmosphere with beer, cigars, candies, and a choice of steaks and enchiladas. Gus Appelt and assistants receive praise for their operation and client satisfaction.
The City Cafe under Miss Alvina Stratman offers well cooked meals at reasonable prices. The place is praised for clean modern kitchen facilities, sanitary compliance, and courteous attentive service. Patrons are urged to try snacks and the plate lunch described as a dandy.
The Matula Store led by manager Louis Matula is hailed as a home-owned, civic-minded grocer offering high quality groceries fruits vegetables and general merchandise at low prices. The piece urges readers to support the store and visit for a friendly shopping experience and community improvement.
The Hallettsville Live stock Exchange under Arthur August conducts a Tuesday auction that draws farmers from miles around and buyers from distant states. They offer a wide range of stock including cattle horses mules mares hogs and sheep and pledge a square deal with courteous service and reliable policies. Consignors and buyers are urged to attend and get acquainted with Arthur August.
Henry B Fabian Service Station offers Texaco gasoline and motor oils, Firestone tires, and accessories. The staff perform washes, greasing, refueling, repairs, and tire installations with courteous service. Managed by Mr Fabian, the station is a respected local institution drawing customers from surrounding areas.
The Nolen Company of Haltlettsville operates as buyers of chickens turkeys eggs and cream with attractive prices and strong capacity for trade. They offer modern packing and a Locker System for meat storage and provide a full line of feed for poultry and livestock. The note ends with a Kahlil Gibran quotation about learning from different temperaments.
A historical maxim appears with Burkes claim that toleration benefits all, while some interpret it as arguing for universal acceptance versus universal rejection across societies.
An anxious warning urges timely dental care to prevent pyorrhea, warning that gums itch or burn can worsen. The ad promises a money back guarantee from the drug company if the first bottle of LETO'S fails.
Local Hallettsville markets promote H G Timm Grocery Store and I G A as up to date clean stores offering staple and fancy groceries meats and produce with home owned community backing. They emphasize quality service fair pricing and support for local taxes through tomato shed egg poultry and feed sales.
Kallus Motor Sales Used Car Department promotes honest deals and strong value for buyers in Hallettsville. Owner Mr. Kallus emphasizes knowledge of car values and smart pricing to provide savings on good clean cars from an established, stay‑in business dealer.
An advertisement for Miller's Furniture Store promotes new and used furniture and electric appliances. It highlights the owner Mr Miller and the shop’s aim to furnish homes at moderate prices with durable, high grade items, including living room dining room and bedroom suites, chairs and tables, plus numerous used items in first class condition.
The Lavaca County Home Demonstration Council met May 17 at the Court House. Mrs Unterkircher reported a net $43.75 from the Farmer's Business Men Banquet. Plans included a bed exhibit at September Trades Day, a Red Cross aid drive, and delegation to the State Convention in Beaumont. Delegates for A and M short course July 13 14 15 were discussed along with a possible Seguin trip. Future meetings to be in the County Home Demonstration Agents Office.
A note directs a permanent visit to Marburgers Beauty Shop located at Phong No 4. The brief implies an appointment or instruction for a lasting beauty service. Local context suggests a small business listing or reader notice within a community page.
Promoter Bink West announced the first girls boxing match in Texas a four round exhibition between Margaret Rogers and Frankie Maraz on next Tuesday’s card at the City Auditorium Houston. The show also features Wick Camarata of New Orleans versus Wes Pryor of San Antonio in a 10 round main event with a full prelim card.
The Midway Pirates defeated St. Mary's 12 to 7 after a five run first inning and two more in the third. Sitka of St. Mary’s struck out 11 while Doc Kasparek pitched for Midway, with strong defense limiting further scoring. Next Sunday the Pirates travel to Hallettsville to face the strong Hallettsville team.
Latest in hair dressing offerings at Marburger's Beauty Shop. Visit or call phone number 4 for appointments and styling options.
A brief note describes Speed Queen electric washers featuring double walls and enhanced heating or performance settings. The fragment suggests improved insulation or speed, though details are limited.
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