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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
4
The Dallas News issued a record fair edition with 212 pages across nineteen sections. Weighing nearly four pounds, it cost 50 cents for mailed copies in the eighth zone and ten cents locally. Cuero Record notes it as an elaborate edition and that readers are still completing their review.
A village call to residents to begin planting shade trees and shrubs now. The message urges making Shiner more beautiful by adding roses and enhancing the town’s appearance, envisioning a rose in bloom city through community effort.
A solicitor invites callers to ring 69 or 34 to receive a line of sample holiday greeting cards. The caller will be contacted by the solicitor to present the sample collection and discuss options.
$150,000 to loan at 6 percent on improved black land farms. Will buy your land notes. E. J. Motis, Lawyer, Neuman Building, Yoakum, Texas. 52tf a.
The notice lists prospective jurors to appear Monday November 9 including Otto Keil and Paul Schulte among others from Hallettsville Yoakum Shiner Sublime Schulenburg Moulton and New Era. The roster features residents of Yoakum Hallettsville Shiner Sublime Schulenburg Moulton and nearby areas with multiple R district designations.
Mrs Johanna Herms known as Grandma Herms died peacefully at 83. She lived in Warrenton and Shiner after marrying C Albert Dittmar and later Rev William Herms. Survived by three children and six grandchildren, her funeral in the Lutheran Church honored a life of service and faith.
Frank E. Tichavsky died after weeks with diabetes. He left brothers John and Joe, and sisters Mrs. Frank Schovassa of Shiner and Mrs. Joe Elsik of Kingsville. Funeral held Monday November 9 at 1 pm in Bohemian Brethren Cemetery with Rev. Frank Horak officiating. The Gazette conveys sympathy.
Farm owners warn that hunting and trespassing are forbidden on their lands and violators will be punished according to law. Emil Morgenroth and Herman Caka are noted in the notice. For business blues try advertising.
District Court records show Valenta Bros versus John Barton Payne et al for damages, continued without prejudice. C Windel versus Peter Hansen et al on note and foreclosure with decree on file. First State Bank of Hallettsville versus J F McKnight et al on contract, continued without prejudice. Jury dismissed Wednesday, court adjourned for the week. Other items: Oliver Lewis murder in jail. Arthur Stollis and Geo Wachterdorf theft of automobile. Saus possession of intoxicating liquor for sale. capias ordered and continued. State of Texas versus Rudolph Sobotik murder continued on State request. State of Texas versus Alex Foley murder set for Monday November 9.
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