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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
5
The Moulton Eagle reports a road bond push outlining plans to build the Yoakum to Smithville highway and improve connecting district roads. The campaign argues for strengthening local roads rather than funding distant state roads, highlighting a household-focused infrastructure strategy.
The Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting on Thursday November 12. The group voted to cover some school expenses and welcomed two new members, Mrs Frank Schlapota and Miss Isabelle Swere, for added service. The next meeting is scheduled for December 10, 1925.
Legal notice from E. J. Motis, lawyer, Yoakum Texas, offering to loan $150,000 at 6 percent on improved black land farms and to purchase land notes. Prominent local business notice featured in Neuman Building directory.
An advertisement announces the latest Merriam Webster Dictionary now in stock. The notice invites schools offices and libraries to call at the office to purchase the newly received edition.
Francis H. Sisson argues against blaming bankers for 1920 21 credit tightenings and farm trouble. He says inflation fueled overextension in farm property, Reserve banks delayed rediscount rate hikes, and the 1920 collapse affected all sectors. He notes progress in agricultural finance comes from smarter credit use and urges farmers to align production with world markets and profits.
A commercial college scholarship is advertised for sale at a bargain with a phone contact to call the office for details.
Mrs Herman Hollmann entertained with five tables of 42 on Friday afternoon two thirty to five thirty. The library living room and dining room glowed with white and yellow asters and chrysanthemums. Fruit salad cake and chocolate were served. Favors of white and yellow mint baskets graced each plate. High score earned a hand painted plate by Mrs Hugo Koether. consolation went to Mrs Otto Dreyer with a small hand painted dish. Guests included Mrs dames John Hollmann of Brazil L Trautwein Alfred Schramm L Valenta A J Blohm C B Welhausen Peck Welhausen B Holchak C Waldrep Edwin Wolters O Dreyer Schlapata W Tomasco Alvina Wolters C Sanford S A Thulemeyer Hugo Koether Arno Wagner F M Wagner J A Wolters Miss Bernadine Pophanken of New Ulm and Cora Berckenhoff.
Holiday card notice urges early orders for personal greetings. Lithographed tinted and engraved options available. Minimum order 50 cards, with two sample books to choose from and in-store selection encouraged to avoid the Christmas rush.
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