Canon motor trip to Beeville with ill relative
J M Canon drove to Beeville last weekend to be with Mrs Canonbom who has stayed at a relative's bedside for several weeks.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
7
J M Canon drove to Beeville last weekend to be with Mrs Canonbom who has stayed at a relative's bedside for several weeks.
W. J. Tomasco, who recently bought the building next to Balusek’s Garage from M. Krueger, is installing a brick and plate glass storefront and undertaking a full rebuilding by Janssen Bros.
Investigators endorse the Apex electrical cleaner noting it cleans rugs carpets window draperies and sweaters effectively. The device is praised as easy to use with positive results and a contact number 142 provided for details.
A woman named Lela Cook states years of gas on the stomach and nervousness improved after Adlerika. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas, relieves the full bloated feeling, and provides a real cleansing of the bowels, urging readers to try Adlerika at The Shiner Drug Company.
Mesdames Leo and Henry Strauss arrived Monday with Jamie Strauss and were joined by Leon Kopecky. Both boys planned to ride the afternoon train back to St Edward's College. Richard Strauss Jr. remained in San Antonio with his football squad for the weekend.
E H Willman is mentioned in relation to a Kohier light plant and Ring 113. The item notes a time or location detail with a bank reference to Bismark Bank of Victoria and a Sunday visit with home folks.
Mr and Mrs Emil Balusek Wm Macha and Chas Longoria motored to San Antonio Monday for the Hallowe en dance at the Opera House tonight.
The report notes the continued illness of Miss Hattie Gliver. Miss Vivian Vallentine of Yoakum was the guest of Miss Cora Berckenhoff during the past weekend.
Mill Garage manager Jacob Slama arranged a one year move to Yoakum for new employment. Misses Myrtle Monroe and Johnnie Ponton visited from nearby, returning to school duties Sunday. Demonstration of the Freed Eiseman Radio Receiver at Corner Drug Store offers a 50x4 model.
Miss Louise Thulemeyer returned to San Antonio Sunday to resume school duties after a brief visit to her home folks.
Misses Maurice Hardy and Treva Meyer of Yoakum were weekend guests of Annie Louise Plageman and Virgie Monroe. Alois Kasper, contractor, left Friday for Galveston then Hollywood Florida to pursue contracts on Chas. Schindler properties.
Shiner Electric Supply Co promotes a new Apex electric vacuum cleaner to rent by the day with a provocative slogan about domestic harm, reflecting edgy advertising language of the era.
Aug Schmidt and Aug Jr of Yoakum with Walter and Mrs. A L Valeri drove to La Grange Sunday due to the serious illness of Mrs. Louisa Moss, the elderly grandmother, who is very low after a fall caused a broken limb.
Members of the Methodist Aid Society and invited guests gathered Wednesday at Mrs. E. F. W. Kers home. The gathering featured a Bible lesson and business talk, followed by a palatable luncheon. Reporter.
The Hallettsville Herald notes a list of Petit Jury members for the second week starting October 26, including Joe Zappe Hallettsville Gus Welters Shiner Jno Trojeak Hallettsville Joe Hughs Stiner Hy Muenster Hallettsville John Targac Yoakum Tom Turek Yoakum O W Emken Shiner J L Mikulenks Hallettsville Paulus Poch Hallettsville Paul Appelt Hallettsvile Peter Ermis Sweet Home Emil Hollub Hallettsville John A Becka Hallettsville Rt 5 Fritz Brasser H yille Rt 5 F F Jahn Yoakum Victor Siegmund Hallettsville Joseph Dusek Sublime J A Sykora Yoakum Louis Mohyla Koerth Wm French Shiner Elo Willman Shiner Oscar Woytek Sublime Albert Turek Shiner Joe L Tolbert Yoakum Herman Tietjen Shiner Allen Carter Hallettsville R F W Bohuslav Moulton Otto Brieger Shiner Chas Kloss Shiner D B Bishop Yoakum Hallettsville Herald Lois Wilson the Covered Wagon girl as the lovable 1867 period ranch owner portrays her role in a manner that will win the hearts of the most critical of picture goers in North of 36.
A Mexican man working cotton on the Peace ranch near Pawnee was bitten on the wrist by a rattlesnake. Despite early cuts, bleeding attempts and a heart injection, he died within hours as internal hemorrhages developed. The case is noted as unusual by the attending physician.
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