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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
7
Why You Should Buy Henderson Classic Cords highlights pride in ownership and claims the tires are heav ily encased in friction-proof gum cushion between plies and built on extra-super twisted cords. It touts tread contour, integral bead construction, and claims inclusion of the best features found in other brands, labeling them America’s Finest Tires.
A testimonial from Mrs. A. Howard describes fear of eating due to chronic stomach trouble. After taking Adlerika she can eat and feels fine. One spoonful reportedly removes gas and relief from the stomach, moving old waste matter from intestines and improving mood. Shiner Drug Company endorses the product.
Rev Jos Green, wife and son of Hallettsville, were guests of Supt Leslie and family Sunday. Ring 113. 1f.49
Mr and Mrs Fritz Rogge are visiting Forestville relatives this week. The trip highlights family ties and local connections.
Oil Mill Garage notes strong base ball turnout as many fans traveled from the area to Cuero on Sunday for a double header game.
Mrs. C L Williams departed last Friday for a visit with her sister Mrs. Kate Sandford residing in San Marcos.
Joe Boutwell and his wife Ida Karnes arrived unannounced at his Cuero home, two weeks after their September 6 marriage in Gonzales. The couple, married recently and keeping the ceremony secret, planned to reside in Gonzales while the groom holds a city job there.
Miss Bozena Patek departed Tuesday to attend the Gonzales Fair, traveling to the event likely to join activities and observe the local exhibition.
Miss Irma Morgenroth arrived from Massey’s Business College in Houston last Saturday for the weekend.
Miss Mae Hughs came back home last weekend after undergoing treatment at Yoakum Hospital.
Mr and Mrs J Seelinger and their son from San Antonio were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Rubin last week.
Henry Strauss and Miss Moreland of the Hallettsville Herald force were business visitors in Shiner on Tuesday.
The Corner Drug Store offers a demonstration of the Freed Eiseman radio receiver, inviting shoppers to listen and compare the new model on display. The setup showcases performance and ease of use for interested customers.
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Mr and Mrs Mike Koether of Hallettsville were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Leck and family.
Have your eyes examined and glasses fitted correctly by a home man. All work guarrante ed. Have all the latest styles in frames. Dr. Gus Schulze. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wolters, Miss Stella, Mrs. Wm. Wendar land Jr. and son and Mrs. Louis Trautwein spent Sunday in Cuero.
Mr and Mrs Ed Balusek of South San Antonio and Mr and Mrs John Harrell with children of Yoakum spent Sunday at the Chas Balusek home.
Mrs. Chas. Chovanetz and her mother Mrs. Bartak arrived Tuesday from an extended visit to Czechoslovakia and other European centers, enriching the community with tales of distant places.
The Gazette extends sympathy to Editor Beckham of the Yorktown News on the death of his venerable mother Mrs. W. A. Beckham of Fiatonia. She was 80 and among Fayette County’s pioneer settlers.
In the latest issue the Woodrows were misnamed with Woodrow Baca printed twice and Woodrow Perry omitted. The error followed a late press deadline and the staff apologizes for the mix up.
Mrs I N McIntire longtime visitor in Shiner returns to her home in St Louis after several months with her daughter Mrs H H Striebeck. Neighbors and friends regret her departure and hope for a speedy return.
I, I Rheinstrom from Hallettsville Texas, offer a large batch of sound gentle young horses mares and mules at cheap prices. See me before you buy to save money.
Bernard Stratman came back to Dallas on Monday night to resume his duties at Metropolitan Commercial School after a short visit at home.
Mrs E J Wolters and Miss Clara with Miss Matula and Mrs H Graf traveled from Schulenburg to spend Sunday at the Arno Wagener residence, sharing a social visit.
H A Zappe arrived back from Tohoka last week and returned Sunday. George Rogge accompanied him and will stay in Wilson where he has taken a job with the Wilson Gin Co.
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