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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
2
Guidance on choosing trees and shrubs for landscape use. Recommends white pine and firs for windbreaks, native trees for shade, American elm for street planting, tulip poplar as a focal tree, and hard maples for form and rapid growth. Notes moisture, soil, and space influence selection. suggests grouping, screening, and harmony with surroundings.
The article stresses that building a house well starts with intelligent planning before construction. It argues that economy, comfort, convenience, and appearance depend on a thoughtful plan and that a well planned home benefits every family member. It warns that neglect or rushed planning leads to higher costs and ongoing dissatisfaction.
The text argues home ownership signals thrift and reliability for credit. It states lenders consider a person’s habit of thrift as shown by buying land and building a home, even modest ones, before extending merchandise on credit. It emphasizes home ownership reflects industrious behavior guiding lending decisions.
The piece argues unemployment averages 2,000,000 yen annually, citing a labor department estimate. It contends the fall and winter dull season from mid October to mid February hurts workers, yet interior painting thrives in winter with five times as much interior work as exterior.
A brief inquiry advert offers a commercial college scholarship with a claim of ease and a call to contact the office for details. The fragment suggests a bargain or easy qualification, urging readers to reach the provided office.
A new dance orchestra named Henrys Happy Seven, composed of seven Texas University boys led by Elmer Schulze piano known as squeezera, has gained rapid praise in Austin and Round Rock. The lively group has developed a unique rhythm, recently fulfilled a phonograph recording contract, and plans to perform at a University Farewell Dance in Shiner.
From Mr and Mrs Jim Hoep and family and Mr and Mrs Willie E Boehm and son Raymond and Misses Viasta and Lydia Boehm. They left Wednesday for Palacious. They enjoyed swimming and boat riding. A dance at Moulton Saturday night was well attended.
Real sedans built by Fisher Bodies offer upscale comfort at coach prices. Duotone in Duco presents modern color and finish blends for motor care, marketed as the latest in stylish automotive design.
Dr Gus Schulze notes operative patients Elton Walschak son of Mr and Mrs R A Walschak of Dilworth Miss Webman and Mrs Joe Berger of Shiner and the young son of Mr and Mrs Herman Blaschke of Wied. Boys were born to William Schmidt and wife Laddie Grossmann and wife Aug Zissa and wife Joe Hanus and wife Ernest Queroga and wife M Vasquez and wife Y Travino Jr and wife. Girls were born to Arthur Klaus and wife Emil Meyer and wife Ed Saver and wife Emil Benarden and wife Louis Hagemister and wife Ernest Sunday and wife Sam Guetterez and wife and M Queroga and wife.
A farewell party honoring Miss Helen Dreese was hosted at the Stratman residence last week. The event featured games such as Hearts with Lorene Chlastak winning first prize and Thelma Luck taking booby. Punch sand wiches and cake were served to guests Miletta Ebbers Lorene Bednar Irene Kasper Leona Kroulik Octavia Prasatik.
Community dance event at Bluecher Park featuring Othold's Orchestra. Old style dances for all ages with good music and a maple floor. Refreshments on the ground. everybody invited on Sunday night September 13.
Mrs H H Heper hosted a bridge party at home last Tuesday night for Miss Ethel Hoffmann in celebration of her birthday. Three tables played for prizes with Miss Annie Louise Plageman taking high score and Mr Benno Holcktak earning the booby prize. Punch and cake accompanied the cheerful gathering as guests offered warm wishes to the honoree.
The 42 club gathered Tuesday of last week at Mrs R H Vaienta’s with floral adornment and cordial hospitality. Miss Mabel Merrem won first prize while Mrs L Trautwein received booby. A salad course with iced tea concluded the afternoon.
The city notes the continued improvement of Mr H Bezka who has been quite ill at his residence, bringing relief to family and friends after a period of illness.
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