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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1902
Page
10
Rail timetable notes arrive times for Lockhart branch trains No 45 from Lockhart at 1255 PM and No 46 from Yoakum at 310 PM. Waco branch shows train 42 from Waco arriving 405 PM, train 44 leaving Shiner toward Yoakum, and trains 41 from Yoakum at 303 PM and 43 leaving Shiner at 9 .
City directory lists Louis Trautwein as purser and C B Welhausen editor with E d Ed J Mair AeA T J Burkett among aldermen Eschenburg Earl Fry F Wolters Aug Sehramm and G B Welhausen as city officials noting council meeting on the near term.
John Bull sues the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway for 7500 dollars claiming a Sap train caused a November runaway. Hon R B Burow campaigns in Lavaca county for congress opposing George F Burgess. Henry Parr, 19, dies after long illness near Salem. District court opens first Monday in October with a typical docket. P Carville plans 100 acres of rice on Navidad farm. land experts say the site suits rice.
A brief public notice concerns Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 with named official L Tampee. The item notes procedural details and upcoming dates relevant to precinct operations.
Henry Hildebrandt aged 36 died last night at 10 o clock at his Floyds Chapel home after a brief illness. Remains will be interred at the chapel today. He leaves a young family and moved to his present home recently from Shiner where his parents reside. Citizens speak of him as an upright and honorable man.
Letters from Texas World's Fair commissioners outline plans for a Texas World's Fair fund day at the Texas State Fair on September 27 with all gate proceeds benefiting the fund. Governors Sayers and Lanham will attend, and counties are urged to organize workers. Motion blanks are being distributed to counties as preparations proceed.
The issue advertises special clubbing rates with Young People’s Weekly, offering that paper and another publication for the price of a single subscription to this paper. The offer is exclusive and presented as liberal, with sample copies available at the office and subscriptions to be sent with cash.
The passage lists subscription offers for the Gazette and various magazines and catalogs, followed by an April 25 1902 court order directing grand and petit jurors to assemble at the October term with schedule details for civil and criminal dockets and publication of lists. It names numerous jurors and includes instructions for the clerk to publish the order with juror lists.
Frank P. Hol land's Great Paper prints more original horticultural and livestock matter in the Southwest than any other paper. Every issue is interesting, instructive, and reliable with strong editors and contributors. Subscriptions are $1 yearly, or $1.50 for both The Gazette and Farms Ranch for one year.
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