O S T Meyer Honored by State Legion at Austin
Kolar-Stanek Post American Legion received statewide notice as O S T Meyer, charter member and early organizer, received a handsome medal at the State Convention in Austin. Meyer led post efforts to meet annual membership quotas and served as first Commander before moving to El Campo last year.
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Kolar-Stanek
American Legion
Austin
O. S. T. Meyer
el Campo
Meyer
San Antonio
Benno Holchak
Henry Lee
John Degenhardt
Hugo Albrecht
Joe Herman
Curt Meager
Ray Broz
Tom A Dolezal
Emil
Joe Ritz
Leon Maeckel
Thomas Hughs
William Reichardt
James Michna
Meyerhoff's Promises Savings On Men's Suits This Fall
A fall promotion claims savings of 35 to 40 percent on men suits at Meyerhoff's in Halletts ville. Miss Gladys Tomlinson will join Mrs. Emma Jillie for the school year.
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Meyerhoff
Hallettsville
Gladys Tomlinson
Emma _ Jillie
Shiner Reserve Officer Ordered To Active Duty
Fort Sam Houston Texas September 4 1980 orders directing 1st Lieutenant Gottlieb H Helweg Field Artillery Reserve to report to the commandant Field Artillery School Fort Sill Oklahoma to attend the Battery Officers Course He will remain on duty from September 14 to December 13 1930
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Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Gottlieb H. Helweg
Field Artillery Reserve
Field Artillery School
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Helweg
Enthusiastic Tomato Meeting At Chamber Of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce held a large meeting Thursday night with Prof Hinch vocational instructor for Sweet Home sharing tomato growing insights. Speakers Valenta Hughs urged tomato farming and pledges were made to plant acres by several residents. A committee led by Tassler Jr and others was formed to secure additional acreage.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hinch
Sweet Home
Valenta
Hughs
Shiner
John Novak
Frank Tassler Jr
Ed Albert
John Bohman
H. G. Coldewey
John Henkhaus
Frank Tassler Sr
Albert Wehman
C. C. Amsler
W. E. Kingen
H. H. Striebeck
Peck Welhausen
Cotton Market Breaks $2 on U S Report
New York on September 8 prices for cotton surged over $2 a bale at the 12 15 pm reopening when the Government crop estimate as of September 1 showed a harvest of 14 340 000 bales about 300 000 above prior guesses The market was surprised as most private forecasts were below 14 million bales Yet the trade noted that a 14 000 000 bale crop plus carryover would likely meet world demand in the coming season
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New York
Philco Radio 1931 Marvel Shown at Yorktown Booster Trip
Hear and see the latest Philco Radio model at Shiner Garage. Editor Paul A. Schmidt of the Yorktown News thanks participants for the Booster trip of the Yorktown Fair last Friday morning.
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Philco Radio
Shiner Garage
Paul A. Schmidt
Yorktown ‘News
Services at Emmanual Lutheran Church
M Sommerfeld student pastor will preach next Sunday morning at 10 30 o clock. Everybody cordially invited to attend.
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Emmanual Lutheran Church
M. Sommerfeld
Revival meetings begin September 29 at Baptist church
The church announces revival services starting Monday night September 29 led by Rev. R. C. Steinhoff a noted eloquent preacher with a warm engaging manner. The notice invites attendance and promises an engaging first night. A local shop advertises men’s top coats in the same notice.
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R. C. Steinhoff
Public Weigher Reports Cotton Bales Weighed
L M Roeder, public weigher, reports totals through Tuesday night September 9 weighings reaching 8829 bales. The figure compares to 2176 bales weighed by the same date last year.
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L. M. Roeder
Cattle and Hogs Shipped October 13 Notify Shipments
Farmers car lots will ship cattle sheep and hogs on the second Monday in October the 13th. Those with items to ship must notify Leo Hubner Frank Tassler Jr or Herman Caka six days prior. 1641 Miss Ollie Letbetter and Mrs. Nichols are noted in school year context.
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Leo Hubner
Frank Tassler Jr
Herman Caka
Coats and Dresses Sold At Meyer Hoff's Hallettsville
Readable ad listing children's coats and dresses at Meyer Hoff's store in Hallettsville offering a good assortment to choose from for shoppers looking for ready to wear children's apparel.
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Meyerhoff’s
Hallettsville
Ice Cream Social hosted by Lutheran Aid Society
The Lutheran Aid Society invites all to an ice cream social on the church lawn Friday night September 12. Members are reminded to bring lunch.
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Ladies of the Lutheran Aid Society
Shiner Public Schools Open 1930 31 Term
The Shiner public schools opened their 1930 31 term with a crowded auditorium and many patrons present. Superintendent Leslie led the ceremonies and introduced new principal J C Jones. The program included performances by local musicians, greetings from the school board and PTA, and notes on the school’s achievements including 203 graduates and 21 units of affiliation.
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Shiner Public Schools
Leslie
America
Jones
Geo. Butte
James V. Michna
Evelyn Dreyer
Hertha Liebhafsky
Wm. Wendtland Jr
Hanna Pfenninger
S. A. Thulemeyer
Board of Education
Edwin Wolters
Edwin Pohler
J.C. Jones
Shiner High
New 1931 Atwater Kent Radio at Oil Mill Garage
A promotional note announces the arrival of the Atwater Kent Golden Voice model for 1931 and invites listeners to experience the radio at Oil Mill Garage, highlighting its modern features and listening appeal.
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Atwater Kent
Oil Mill
Ruth Kouba News Bride Weds Lincoln Lieutenant in San Antonio
Miss Emilie Kouba, former hospital superintendent, married Lieutenant Beverly Ruth of Lincoln Kentucky on Saturday at 3 PM in a San Antonio Catholic church. Ruth has served in the United States Army, stationed in the Philippine Islands for nine years. After visiting Shiner relatives Monday, the couple left for Lincoln and will later reside in New York City. The Gazette extends congratulations.
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Emilie Kouba
Beverly Ruth
Lincoln
Kentucky
San Antonio
Phillippine Islands
Shiner
New York City
The
Gazette
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U.S. T. Meyer
Rig
Coats
Wolters Brothers Company
U. S
H. G. Fraser
Ollie Letbetter
Mrs. Nichols
Ruth-Kouba