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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
4
One year postpaid subscription rates noted as entered at the Shiner Texas Post Office as second class matter.
The piece notes resignations by Haskell and Dupont, fundraising by Bryan supporters, and shifting party strategies. It cites Hearst influencing party dynamics, Taft and Roosevelt tensions, and speeches by Bryan in Columbus with crowds. It mentions anti prohibition convention in Houston and labor unrest as October approaches.
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In Yoakum Texas on September 25 the two story iron building completed for S A Carnes & Son has been occupied by the firm. They built the structure specifically for their produce business and arranged it for maximum convenience.
Open season runs for deer from November 1 to January 1 with a limit of three bucks. Turkeys may be harvested December 1 to March 1 with a limit of three. Quail partridge and dove season runs November 1 to February 1 with a daily limit of 25 birds.
A late receipt summarizes local happenings in Komensky. Mentions include O D H at Oak Grove, visitors from Breslau, land sales at 80 per acre, a new baby at Frank Kubenka's, a new sewing machine for Mrs. Pohler, and plans for harvesting and school start October 5 with teachers Bucek and Ruhmann.
In Yoakum today a fine rain fell, hindering cotton prospects as some farmers finish picking and plan to attend the San Antonio fair. Frank Barosh Jr. visited Jim Kral while Joe Vrazel hosted a Sunday afternoon gathering. John Vrazel and his sister attended church in Shiner. Miss Christiana Barosh of Big Hill visited relatives.
Sept 27 note says Jack Frost may appear. John Boothe from near Hochheim was a visitor to Mr Moore. Misses Nolia and Nellie Neighbors visited friends at Big Hill today.
Dr. Schulze of Shiner and Dr. Blackwell of Hochheim made several professional calls during the week. Arthur and Edgar Fahrenthold of Falls City visited relatives here. Fehrenkamp and Schuette of Shiner passed through. A Sunday evening outing on the Guadalupe at Hochheim bridge ended in merry laughter and a tasty lunch. Mrs. Gerdes and Miss Herm are both reported sick. Blonde. In 1896 Republicans spent 540000 more than Democrats in 44 years.
Mr. R. L. Eschenburg returns to his San Antonio home after a brief city visit. Mr. A. H. Kopning leaves for one month to take a position with Mr. Jabgeli in a related move.
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