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J C Habermacher announces subscription rates for one year postpaid at $1.00. Entered at Shiner Texas Post as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
4
J C Habermacher announces subscription rates for one year postpaid at $1.00. Entered at Shiner Texas Post as second class matter.
Lieut. Governor David son notes rising Bryan sentiment nationwide. Glasgow unemployed seek work amid charity appeals. New school books cost money yet are necessary for parents to provide. Voters in July primaries should back their chosen nominees. Burgess undecided about stump due to fear of defeat by Dock York. Krohn's physiology text criticized by Dr. S C Red of Houston. Tense rhetoric ahead between Holland and Venezuela over impending clashes. Sunday’s 108 degree heat reported from Halletsville by the Herald. Bryan predicted to win in forty five days, signaling an era of less graft and fewer trusts.
The article notes 411 votes in the Shi ner Democratic primary with W. J. Bryan ahead. It states all nominees have been notified, the campaign is open, and the general election on November 4th will test pledges.
Mr Tart declares for votes while voters shout for work. Republicans avoid mention of the dinner pail in this campaign.
Trustees in Travis County refuse to adopt books approved by the textbook board and will take the dispute to court. The penalty stands at 50 dollars per day for each day the books are not used.
Castro of Venezuela secured another victory as Cereus, the former minister from Holland, was relieved by his government. Castro aligns with right-leaning stances as major powers stand against him, highlighting Venezuela as a potential arena for strategic maneuvering.
The North German Lloyd steamer Chemnitz docked in Galveston with 268 passengers including 54 in cabins and 214 in steerage. Inspectors held 24 aboard and 13 in hospital. a family of three faces deportation due to non naturalized status. Alfred Farmer of Gonzales, a 25 year U.S. resident and non citizen, narrowly avoids charges thanks to Inspector Holman’s intervention under the new immigration law.
The column reports the Green School reopening on October 5 with Gus R Jaroszewski and Miss Annie Freye as teachers for a ten month term. Students must bring old books on September 27 to receive a new book set.
Rainy weather may push cotton to twelve cents as Boll Weevil pests threaten the small crop. Local social notes mention Frank Nedbalek on route 4, Jolnm Balusek and family near South Mustang school, and visits by Emil Petras and family in Moravia. A little hail last week caused no damage and community questions about manners and letters appear in a chatty local column.
Daily showers bless the region as residents attend gatherings across nearby towns. Social events include a Wenske birthday celebration with cake and river water, a Moulton dance, and a big Catholic barbecue at Hermann Park on September 28.
Mr. Eddie Mewes returns to Kingsville on Saturday after a week visiting home folks. Ed Die becomes a new subscriber to the Gazette.
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