Post Office Entry Noted At Fredericksburg Texas
An entry was recorded at the Fredericksburg Texas post office concerning a second lass matter, indicating an administrative action or filing of record in the local postal office log.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1926
Page
5
An entry was recorded at the Fredericksburg Texas post office concerning a second lass matter, indicating an administrative action or filing of record in the local postal office log.
A sprawling critique labels a $10,000,000,000 stock market manipulation on the New York Exchange as a gigantic heist against small investors. The piece argues big houses avoided failure while crushing thriftier traders, condemns the spectacle as illegitimate yet praises a supposed healthy price correction. Schroeder Bros. ad follows.
Dad notes four announced Texas candidates Mrs Wilmans Mrs Ferguson Mr Davidson and Mr Moody with no others likely before the primary. He recalls a clash between Ferguson and Moody as pivotal, citing Moody’s lawsuits against the highways and textbook contracts as proof of his stance on government honesty and reform.
Notice in bankruptcy. Gus Malchow of Fredericksburg adjudged bankrupt on March 27 1926 by the District Court Austin. first meeting of creditors set for April 21 1926 at 10 AM in Austin Texas to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business. Creditors may attend. Austin Texas March 27 1926 C W Sandstrom.
We express deep thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown during our loss. Special appreciation goes to Dr Williamson Dr Keidel and Dr Witte the hospital staff the Alex Durst family neighbors Rey Radetzky Rev Holly Rey Vetter and the M E Church South choir for their funeral support and floral tributes.
The poem celebrates Easter as a renewal of life with budding trees, singing brooks, and new verdure after winter. It links springtime rebirth to the Christian promise of resurrection, pledging hope for humanity through the truth of rising after death. Katherine Edelman.
In a Sunday message to Texas voters Jim Ferguson focused space on Dan Moody, omitting Lynch Davidson and Mrs Wilmans. The column argues Ferguson supporters should back Moody as the strongest and most deserving candidate to counter the present tax disbursement system, urging readers to vote for Moody.
Cross Plains Texas March 23 resolutions opposing unbecoming dances at West Texas Chamber of Commerce conventions were adopted. The resolutions urge proper chaperoning and no drinking by dancers and ban intoxicants at convention dances, aligning with a Methodist conference stance.
Mrs A M Rowert and Sons Oliver and Arthur visited in San Antonio on Sunday. Albert Nauwald and family of Menard were visitors at Fredericksburg last Friday. Linden Kramer was operated on for appendicitis at the local hospital last week. Herman Hohenberger of San Antonio was a visitor at Fredericksburg Saturday. August Jordan and son Ruben visited relatives in Austin Sunday. Misses Minnie Schmidt Puera Franz Rosa Knopp Irene Itz and Allanzo Evers spent Tuesday in Austin for the benefit of the High School Mesa. Wilbur Windom and children of Round Mountain Otto Schlaudt and son Clarence of Johnson City were guests of Mrs Schlaudt and daughter Meta last Sunday.
At a mass meeting Tuesday night Henry Maier Emil Kolmeier and R B Klett were named as Trustees of the Fredericksburg Independent School District.
Mr Alfons Walter and wife and daughter Ellie Mrs Wm Molter and daughter Mr Jens Hansen and daughter Marie and Mr Albert Meyer of Hye plan an extended tour of the Old Country starting May 18.
All leather work shoes priced at two dollars offered by Schroeder Bros. Also advertise quality printing services done on short notice with guaranteed satisfaction.
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