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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Blue Star Remedy promising relief from eczema itching and various skin diseases. Corner Drug and Shiner Drug Co are named as sellers in a brief ad style listing the product and guarantee.
Over the past ten days, several rains have fallen, more than in 18 months. The writer notes their town has not seen as much rain as nearby towns, but expresses optimism for a heavy downpour soon.
W. W. Carter reports dramatic relief after taking Adlerika a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture. He notes gas removal in ten minutes and lasting stomach relief at age sixty. The product promises quick digestion aid and helps chronic constipation. sold by The Shiner Drug Company.
Miss Hertha Bohmann accompanied Mr and Mrs F Bohmann to their home in Stockdale, continuing a family visit and residence gathering with relatives.
Advertisement notes lone star cotton seed for sale at 2.75 dollars per bushel delivered. Buyer Ed Gehrels is the contact for the offer.
Oscar Muecke has returned to Louisville where he has been a student in the Medical University.
Mr and Mrs Paul Kloesel reside in the Amsler flats and occupy apartments there.
William Green arrived last week from Lubbock to oversee business interests in this area, staying a few days to handle local affairs and meetings with regional associates.
Louis Wendtland arrived from Cameron on Sunday and resumed his former post at the S. P. Railway desk, marking his return to duty.
Mr and Mrs Frank Rubins and their children spent the recent Jewish holidays visiting Lockhart and San Antonio.
Frank Kloesel exchanged his country home to Mat Antrich in a swap that also secures the Edward Luedtke homestead near the property of G. W. Eschenburg. The deal links three local estates in a single transaction.
Mr and Mrs Henry Gerdes and their daughter Bernice departed last week to establish a new residence in Corpus Christi. The Gazette plans to accompany them to the city, chronicling their transition and future home.
Mrs H H Hepler departs Thursday for an extended visit to her sister Mrs James Robin of Bloomington Ind and to a special friend Mrs J Robert Patton of Chicago.
Miss Mae Hugs had a surgical removal procedure Tuesday morning at Yoakum M Hospital performed by Dr. Kopecky. She was accompanied by Mrs. C. C. Amsler and Mrs. H. H. Hepler.
For sale a pair of good work horses with wagon cultivator fister middle buster scraper plow and single stock also all household furniture 49x4 See Fritz Ehlers.
A list of property conveyances records multiple transfers. RECORD H. LEE to A. W. Jaresh for lots 11 and 12 in block 4. Gus Zander and wife to John F. Kasper for 1,453 acres in E. R. Kellet league near Shiner. Elisio Mendoza and wife to Chas. H. Kloss et al for 6825 feet East End addition to Shiner. Charles Kloss to W. J. Tomas Co for undivided half interest in 11,040 sq ft in East End addition to Shiner. Herbert Seims et al to Mrs. Hedwig Seims for 49.03 acres of J. B. Johnson 1-2 league. Mrs. Hedwig Seims to Herbert Seims et al for 51.63 acres of J. B. Johnson 1-2 league. Raymond Veit and wife to Fred Veit for 50 acres in Henry Meyers survey Script No. 514. Joseph Podsim and wife to Walter Podsim for 62.82 acres Graves Fulcher survey. Emil Weitzel and wife to Henry Weitzel part of block 24 in Shiner. Frank Kloesel and wife to Mathias Antrich for 18.84 acres EE. Bellinger survey and 11.22 acres E. Bellinger survey in New Era. Total values range from thousands to over $11,500 listed.
Two new library tablé and furniture including rockers dresser and bed offered. Also horses and farm implements available. 47 by 8 feet. See Chas. Beblen.
Mr and Mrs Geo Hamon of Moulton and Henkhaus spent Sunday in the Joe Hughs home.
J. J. Macha special agent for the Department of Commerce reports Lavaca County ginned 3 500 bales from the 1925 crop before Sept 16, compared with 22 435 bales by Sept 16 1924.
A corrected notice explains there were errors in the County Cotton Report published on the first page and provides the accurate statement intended for readers. The page reiterates the need to rely on the corrected information and maintains the local paper’s formal tone.
Since our last report the following have been patients at the Dr Wagner Hospital Mes dames Frank Miskeska Ben Berckenhoff W R Perry A A Darilek Kasparek Emma Hajev daughter of Frank Glomb Sister Josephine Messrs Otto Muecke Fred Zissa OC C Rucker and Master James Buske
Dance at Winkler's Platform Saturday night features music by the Paris Orchestra. Refreshments will be served on the ground and all are invited to attend.
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