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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
8
A small San Antonio notice advertises Pioneer Flour groceries. The ad promises country produce, city delivery, reasonable prices, and a phone contact for Herman Schroeder proprietor.
A рекламный to price an ointment claim for a skin disease remedy. The copy promises a jar of Blue Star Remedy that will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor. Corner Drug and Shiner Drug Co.
Taken up by Walter Manchen of 521f are two yearlings in his pasture one brown and one reddish brown with white spots.
Henry J. Blank of Route 2 offers a young mule to the public, describing it as about 14 hands high and 2 1/2 years old. Written notice appears in local classifieds.
Farm Bureau meetings announce ordering certified planting cotton seed. Dates: Wied Friday Nov 13 at 4 p.m, Shiner Nov 14 at 10 a.m, Hallettsville Nov 14 at 3 p.m. Seed is state certified for purity at $2.00 per bushel delivered in carload lots, higher for less-than-carload. Varieties listed include Mebane Lone Star Rouden Kasch Blue Wagon Truitt Sunshine Belton Acala. Lavaca County drought seed deemed inferior. Farms and Farm Bureau Cotton Association members urged to attend. Additional meetings to follow.
Dance at Rocky Site on Sunday night November 15 invites all ages. Music by the Patek Band promises lively entertainment for old and young attendees.
Goliad restored its city form after eight decades under a commission government. A $175,000 good roads bond petition, circulated this week, targets Precinct No. 6 with signatures at First State Bank and Farmers and Merchants Bank. The petition goes to the commissioners court at its next meeting. The Yorktown district achieved the largest DeWitt county good roads bond issue on record.
Within six weeks Nordheim carried bond elections totaling 40 000 for a modern waterworks system 6 000 for a one story 40 by 60 brick school auditorium addition and 90 000 for road improvements The Nordheim box vote was 284 for and 8 against.
At the regular meeting of the Commissioners Court Mr L Longoria was appointed Justice of the Peace for the Flatonia precinct. His term begins once he qualifies in the next few days. The La Grange Journal notes four petitions by Flatonia citizens urging the Court to name Longorio, a point the appointee may well take pride in.
Yoakum attorney E J Motis, returning from Port Lavaca, visited Victoria for half a day and informed friends he is earnest candidate for Congress. His law practice spans 16 counties and he is noted for major land deals, giving him a strong regional following and potential political impact.
Wimer Richardson and Company seeks farm loans with seven year terms at seven percent annual rate and liberal prepayment privileges with prompt inspections. No brokers allowed. Also offering seven percent real estate mortgages for sale. Advise to request short form applications. San Antonio, Texas.
Series of land transfers and notes from Hallettsville area deeds including Laura Muecke to Frank Kloesel Jr for 11 15-100 acres in Groves Fulcher survey, Kohesel to others. Transactions show parcels in Shiner Yoakum Hallettsville with prices from $1.00 to $27,500 and note cancellations totaling $16,900.
Dr J A F Kroschel Haps Wolters Miss Aileen Chambers and Mrs Max Kroschel of Hallettsville and Miss Bernandine Pophanken of New Ulm witnessed State defeat Baylor 18 to 8 in a football game at the University Stadium in Austin on Saturday.
The annual nation-wide Red Cross roll call begins Armistice Day, Wednesday November 11, and runs through Thanksgiving, November 26. Citizens urged to give what they can to support relief efforts.
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