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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
6
Auction note offers 140 head of good graded sheep with 12 months fleece, priced to sell within two weeks. Contact Wesley Ellebracht in Stonewall Texas for details.
Announcement states the new dairy provides perfect clean milk and butter with deliveries to all parts of town. Morning deliveries finish by 7 o clock and evening runs occur between 6 and 7 30 o clock. Orders may be phoned to Joseph Bros Garage.
Mr Albert Immel and family spent Sunday with Mr Gus Stieler. Mr K F Pressler and relatives near Johnson City. Mrs Fred Grienke on sick list. Claud and West Waugh and Fred Waughs visited Irvin Althaus. Otto Grienke and Alvin Immel made local trips. Charlie Kroll visited Stielers. Pressler family from Round Mountain staying with Mrs Grienke.
The Boys and Girls Agricultural Club held its regular meeting last Friday afternoon with R S Miller supervising and giving a grafting demonstration. The program included jokes recitations and singing. Mrs Emil Petsech has returned from Kerrville and is recovering well. Mr Alex Behrends fell from a horse last Sunday. Mrs Rein Frantzen stayed with her ill mother last week.
Kansas City's 90 year old ex senator Web M Rubey argues advertising reshapes trade as roads improve Farmers travel farther in search of quality goods and service, intensifying town competition He urges merchants to advertise now to keep trade from slipping away and to build a larger, better equipped future market
A call from Cotton Association News urges Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association members in every county to subscribe to their local paper. It argues editors provide free space for cotton cooperative news and stresses bringing timely, accurate stories by presenting tips to readers.
After twenty years in the newspaper business the editor argues most sins come from omission. He notes that highlighting one citizen prompts others to demand equal attention and recognition for their acts and undertakings. The piece reflects on balance and fairness in coverage.
A column presents the names of ten couples deemed vital statistics figures, pairing Mr. Leslie Williams with Miss Isabelle Barrier, Mr Herbert B. Clark with Miss Marie Turbiville, Mr. Levi Danz with Miss Cora Seiter, Mr. Alf Ad Degel with Miss Ida Friederich, Mr. Louis Kordzik Jr with Miss Estella Roeder, Mr. Willie Kaderli with Miss Maud Wiley, Mr. Emil Uecker with Miss Alma Spangenberg, Mr. Arno W. Heimann with Miss Dora L. Gold, and Mr. Eric B. Bobbit with Miss Bessie McCroy.
A list of newborns includes a son for Lorenz at March 18, a son for Dietz at March 10, a son for Estrada at March 19, a son for Medrano at March 15, a son for Jensechke at March 19, a daughter for Rusche at March 4, a son for Weiss at March 6, a daughter for Wallendorf at March 2, a daughter for Cruza at February 24, and a son for Wehmeyer at March 11.
Kathrine Jost, 79, died February 4. Wilhelm Berg, 65, died January 19. Anna Pape, age 101, died March 4.
A mother and Miss Baker discuss discipline with Frances who is described as stubborn. The mother resists strict commands while Baker recalls her own stubborn childhood and favors gentle guidance over direct orders to avoid ongoing conflict. The dialogue emphasizes choosing cooperative language over forceful authority.
Classified notice invites customers to contact for plain and fancy sewing services. Includes a phone or address line for inquiry.
Austin Texas April 1 Two State prison farm managers have been discharged and others reassigned J M Morgan Harlem farm H W Rand Shaw farm Bowie County N T Thornton Wynne farm transferred to Bassett Blakely farm R E McAdams Ferguson Harlem farm H J Jackson succeeds McAdams G C Abernathy Shaw farm Buck Ross exchanges farms with Thornton Granberry assigned to East ham farm
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