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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
7
A group visits the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Garbade to study first aid for electric shock. They note numerous electric fixtures including a floor lamp, electric fireplace, radio outlet, electric range, washing machine, and ironing setup. The experience culminates with a tongue in cheek reference to an electric chair as they depart.
New subscribers listed by city and state including F A Petru E J Henkhaus from Lubbock John Walleck from City Miss Cecelia Spoetzl Paul Kempe Jr Rosenwasser and Robin Anton Ondrusek Alice Texas Oscar Miller Detroit Mrs Francis Wilson Jr Galveston Lieut L H Huebner Norfolk Miss Ida Schaefer San Antonio Mrs Ed Wolters Lane City Miss Erna Oncken Weimar W J Emken Hermleigh Texas
August Rogge announces gin service at Midway on Tuesdays and Fridays. The notice specifies days for operation and identifies August Rogge as the organizer.
O W Miller of our town was notified last week of his appointment as Field Agent for the State School for the Blind in Austin. He is the first local to receive an appointment under the current administration and departed Monday to assume duties. The Gazette expects him to perform capably and energetically and to reflect credit on the position.
The electric shoe shop promises to heel and sole old footwear and restore them to near new condition at a reasonable price. Bring worn shoes for repair at QUALITY SHOE SHOP F. F. Michna near the Highway Filling Station.
Report notes 34 cars unloaded and 6 cars last Friday, totaling 264 cars this season. At an average price of 275 dollars per car, the drought impact on feedstuff is evident in the figures.
Miss Alma Weitzel of San Antonio arrived Tuesday to visit her father H Weitzel and family.
Post oak sawed wood delivered at eight dollars per cord. Buy now for winter supplies. Gates at my ranch open daily to sell wood at four dollars per cord. Joe Hughs. Phone 101.
The city loses Anton Pesek and his family who moved to Sweet Home Monday after Mr. Pesek bought the R. F. Lanik store. He had long served Wolters Bros. Co. and is wished success in his new home.
E A Mueller advertises grease washing and polishing services for cars at the Macha Paint Shop. The brief notice highlights convenient automotive maintenance in a local shop setting.
Warning about pellagra with nervousness stomach trouble despondency and other symptoms. Offers free booklet The Story of Pellagra and a treatment endorsed by health officials and physicians. Claims over 2000 treatments sold in the last year. Diana free W C Rountree Texarkana Texas.
A marketing piece extols the Better Buick with 75 horsepower and upgraded features. It highlights sealed chassis, new air cleaner, gasoline and oil filters, and Buick approved mechanical four wheel brakes for safety. Thousands already ride Buick daily, and dealers offer home visits by phone.
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