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Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
1
Marriage Licences Issued to Haun Miller Escamillo Gonzales
Vital statistics record shows marriage licences issued to Willie Haun and Mrs Fancy Miller Pauly Escamillo and Miss Cathrina Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Haun
Fancy Miller
Pauly Escamillo
Cathrina Gonzales
Five Births Reported In Local Families
On February 6 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Ewald Schmidt. On March 7 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Dan Honig. On March 9 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Jr J Dittmar. On March 25 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter St Yett. On March 29 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Garrett Bierschwale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewald Schmidt
Dan Honig
Jr. J. Dittmar
Walter St. Yett
Garrett Bierschwale
Harpers Suffer Windmill Accident and Obituaries
OO Serious Accident at Harper. Easter Monday Mr. Herm Kaiser fell from the windmill tower at his home and is in critical condition with broken ribs and internal injuries. Kaiser is a longtime blacksmith and son in law of Anton Loth. Mrs Edmund Baumann, his sister-in-law, died last week. Also listed are obituaries for several residents with ages and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Herm. Kaiser
Kaiser
Anton Loth
Edmund Baumann
Almost an Accident at Mar 91 Lightning Strike Incident
On Wednesday evening March 91 Benne and August Land stood by a wire gate after placing calves in a pasture. A sudden West cloud produced lightning that struck a nearby tree, knocking the boys to the ground. A farm wagon under the tree was damaged. the boys were unhurt and do not wish to repeat the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benne
August Land
Texas Amusement Co Brings Vaudeville Boxing to Fredericksburg
Texas Amusement Co erects tents at Fredericksburg market place creating a sizable venue. Vaudeville shows entertain nightly with boxing and wrestling in a large tent. Walter Klaerner challenged a professional for a three round exhibition and performed well alongside a lady boxer. Company stays through the week offering amusement value for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Amusement Co
Fredericksburg
Market Place
Walter Klaerner
Klaerner
Tuesday Fire Alarm Reports Narrow Escape at Ransleben Property
Fire bell sounded at 3 p m Tuesday when a blaze broke out at Max Ransleben’s in the town’s south. Mr Ransleben contained the fire before the fire department arrived as the rock building likely prevented a larger disaster. The incident followed by a Buick Co delivery report listing several touring cars roadsters and a one ton GMC truck to local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ransleben
Don’t Plant Half and Half Cotton Warns Houston Rep
A Houston wholesale representative warned editors that planting Half and Half Cotton in Gillespie County could depress the local cotton market. He said the variety has a very short staple and when mixed with other cotton lowers the value of entire lots, risking bad repute and widespread losses for the region’s cotton trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gillespie County
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Regional Events
Miss Velma Keese enjoyed a pleasant weekend in San Antonio with relatives. Local officials and residents traveled to attend a Masonic reunion and conduct county business. Barns burned in the east county raise fire origin questions amid frequent rural losses. The highway bid process saw all bids rejected while Hayden ranch drilling continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Keese
San Antonio
Birthday Party Honoring Miss Elsie Schoenewolf
Miss Clara Maier and Miss Cora Petermann hosted a birthday party for Miss Elsie Schoenewolf featuring a High five among five tables, cake and ice cream, and prizes. Guests included Mr. Willie Petermann and many others with a festive guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Maier
Cora Petermann
Elsie Schoenewolf
Willie Petermann
Eugene Schmidt
Irene Barkier
Maude Smith
Verdie Kettner
Tally Peeper
Myrtle Mathiesen
Vere Schoenewolf
Estella Kettner
Erna Teimann
Messrs
Aegon Braccutham
Erwin Dechert
Emil Blanchard
Felix Gold
Robin Klingelhoefer
James Skinner
Rueben Jordan
Bealy
Mathiesen
Message from Hugo O Heffter Seeks Co E Members
Mrs Amalia Riley received a 1920 postcard from Villa Heffter near Leipzig dated Feb 20 asking for newspapers and inquiring who remains of old Company E. She asks remaining Co B E members to reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalia Riley
Villa Heffter
Leipzig
Germany
Hugo O. Heffter
Standard Weights Set for Butter Milk and Bread in Texas
Judge J. T. Estill receives state order from F. C. Weinert defining sale units for butter milk and bread. Butter standards restrict packages to four, eight, or sixteen ounce sizes. Milk units establish half gallon quart pint half pint and gill. Bread units fix loaves at 16 24 32 and 48 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Weinert
Texas
J. T. Estill
Estill
Joseph Bros Hire Mr Arnold Ellebracht for Kansas City Work
Joseph Bros engage Mr. Arnold Ellebracht who has spent several years in Kansas City in his present occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bros
Arnold Ellebracht
Ellebracht
Kansas City
Egg shipments break records as markets buy fast
Mrs. Amalia Riley visits her son Alfred who is recovering from injuries after a fall from a horse. Knopp & Metzger shipped two carloads to Northern markets and Schneider's Produce Co. shipped two carloads to San Antonio, all bought in a short span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalia Riley
Alfred
Knopp & Metzger
Schneider’s Produce Co
San Antonio
Friedrichsburg-Loge Installs Ostrow as President
Jno Ostrow installed last Sunday as President of Friedrichsburg-Loge No ALO Bhs to succeed Robert Penniger. Aug Hahn transferred from Stonewall-Loge to Friedrichsburg-Loge. Attendees include Louis Hirsch and son Edgar Mrs R M Johnson and son Hirschie from San Antonio Mrs Saul Loeffler Mr and Mrs Louis Wissemann and Mr and Mrs Dan Kothmann from Mason County. Max Ransleben reports good Llano fishing with over a hundred pounds caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Ostrow
Robert Penniger
Aug
Hahn
Stonewall-Loge
Friedrichsburg-Loge
Paul Durst
Louis Hirsch
Edgar
Herm
Hirsch
R. M. Johnson
Hirschie
San Antonio
Saul Loeffler
Louis Wissemann
Dan Kothmann
Mason County
Max Ransleben
Llano
Jennings arrive from Burkburnett and local election results
Mr E H Jennings a driller with Thousand Islands Oil Co on Haydn ranch arrived from Burkburnett. Frede ricksburg Independent School District elected Aug Cameron Max Schoenewolf and K S Klett with Joe Stein withdrawn. Frank Petermann Co bought 52 head of 3 and 4 year old steers from Mason County rancher Rothmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Jennings
Burkburnett
Mr. Jennings
Thousand Islands Oil Co
Haydn Ranch
Fredericksburg
Aug. Cameron
Max Schoenewolf
K. 5. Klett
Joe Stein
Frank Petermann & Co
Son Rothmann
Mason County
Louis Kott & Company Reports Car Deliveries and Local News
Louis Kott & Company lists deliveries of touring cars to Hermann Hohenberger Joe Heep E A Gerhard G G Pehl Hal Crenwelge Henry Kordziker Henry Mayer John Metzger Wim Leyendecker Louis Nott roadsters to Robert Nabers Peter Knopp a basis to Henry Moekendorf and a coupe to Emil Gerhard. Miss Ruby Riley at the University of Texas underwent appendectomy at Seaton Infirmary with her mother and grandmother by her side. She is recovering well and will return to her studies. Mr and Mrs Robert Jenschke their son Otto and Mr and Mrs Alfred Jenschke with children traveled to Bandera to visit Christ and Hugo Jenschke families. Small grain prospers in Bandera County but Kendall County oats were largely killed by insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kott & Company
Hermann Hohenberger
Joe Heep
E. A. Gerhard
G. G. Pehl
Hal Crenwelge
Henry Kordziker
Henry Mayer
John Metzger
Wim. Leyendecker
Louis Nott
Robert Nabers
Peter Knopp
Henry Moekendorf
Emil Gerhard
Ruby Riley
University of Texas
Se‘on
Alf. Riley
Amalia Riley
Ruby
Robert Jenschke
Otto
Alfred Jenschke
Bandera
Christ
Hugo Jenschke
Kendall County
Texas and Louisiana Quarantined Debate Before Board
Washington April 6 Texas led the hearing before the Federal Horticultural Board on a proposed quarantine of Texas and Louisiana due to pink bollworm damage. Large delegations from both states attended to protest a statewide action while the board weighed the advisability of restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Texas
Federal Horticultural Board
Louisiana
Red Cross reports severe malnutrition among Vienna children
American Red Cross tests 187000 Viennese schoolchildren aged 6 to 14 finding 180000 undernourished and 97000 badly frail. Mortality is alarmingly high as epidemics sweep the country aiding 600000 poor and 200000 middle class. 93 carloads of clothing and food sent for Vienna distribution. Local agencies assist in distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Vienna
Red Cross
France occupies Rhine Territory amid Allied tensions
Paris reports the United States protest to France over the Rhine occupation of Frank fort and other German cities. UK officials in London and Paris discuss the move as the ambassadorial conference in Paris handles the issue with no cabinet action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
France
Frankfort
Wallace
Miller
Lord Derby
London
Lord Curzon
Rhine
Lloyd George
Wales
Winston Spencer Churchill
Japanese Occupy Vladivostok After Fierce Fighting
The Japanese have forcibly occupied Vladivostok after intense fighting that toppled the local social revolutionist government. The Vladivostok government seeks an apology and an allied commission probe, risking clash with the Russian Soviet Republic, per State Department dispatches from the American consulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Vladivostok
State Department
Focal Vladivostock
Commiasslon
Vladivostock
South Dakota Republican Primary Counts Released
Secretary of State figures from 60 of 64 counties show Wood leading with 29 967 votes, Lowden 25 548, Johnson 25 657, Poindexter 1 107. Democratic tallies were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
SL. D
Pierre
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Poindexter
Women’s Auxiliary Art Exhibit Opens with Strong Attendance
The Wo mens Auxiliary opened its art exhibit Thursday evening drawing good attendance. Organizers praise the works as the very best and urge the public to see the display supporting a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Lost Cameo Pin Near Klaerner's Hall Thursday Night
A cameo pin was lost on Thursday night on the way home from Klaer ner's Hall. A reward is offered for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaerner
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. J. Brandes
Attorney-At-La
Vital Statistics
Obirth
Henry Roos
John Kiehne
John Rausch
Anna Jung
Fredericksburg Buick Co
Wim. Hohmann
Henry W. Klein
H. K. McDowell
A. Robinson
Walter Weber
Oscar Krauskopf
Ad. Gold
Max Beckmann
G. Ki. Peden
Wm. Dietel
Toby Willm
Mr. Dietel
the Publishing Co
Co. Supt
Kneese
Luekenbach of
Boerne
Mrs
August Cameron
Laura Wolfe
Max Joseph
Hugo Borgfelt
Converse
Mrs. J. Ostrow
Karl Heinz
San Antono
Wm. Mease
Henke & Hirsch
Ernst Lange
High Way
Hayden Ranch
J. E. Worley
John Gardner
Stonewall
Mary Winkelmann
John Ostrow
Rev. Kluge of Doss
Gillespie County Hills
Dora Baumann
Austin
Ottilie Baumann
Kerrville
Dora Althaus
Ers
W. J. Schroeder
W. J. Mitchell
Davilight Store
Wilbur C. Treadwell
Gold Building
the Loan & Abstract Company
R. G. Striegler
American Red Cross News
South Dakota
Annette
Fredericksburg Publishing Company
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