Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Notes and Editorial Hats
The Fredericksburg Publishing Co announces Thursday issues with staff including R. S. Klett as Managing Editor and R. W. Klingelhoefer as Assistant Managing Editor. Probst is Business Manager and B E Jordan is Sports Editor. Subscription is $1.50 annually.
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Fredericksburg Standard Fy
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
R. S. Klett
R. W. Klingelhoefer
Probst
R. BE. Jordan
Wm. Petmecky
Prohibition Ballot Guidance and Opinion on the 21st Amendment
The article explains voting for ratification rather than the prohibition question and instructs voters to mark for or against the amendment with the listed delegates. It contrasts headlines about violent deaths and kidnapping, arguing life is cheap and suggesting longer prison terms for judges.
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Farmer Bhot
Dallas
Killee
Reckless Drivers Cause Most Accidents
The piece warns that ten percent of motorists are reckless yet cause about ninety percent of crashes. It details dangerous behaviors such as speeding, passing on hills, cutting in and out of traffic, and failing to look while entering intersections.
Government Faces Backlash Over Feeding Unemployed Citizens
The nation hears protests as many critics deem relieved hunger recipients as improvident and worthless before hard times. Tax money used to feed large numbers sparks disputes among taxpayers and lawmakers amid ongoing hardship.
Fair Relief By Work For Relief Recalls New Deal Plans
The article argues that families in destitute circumstances should have the chance to work into better conditions. It cites the Conservation corps and a farm plan as steps to reduce relief needs, noting that self-sufficiency could curb surplus and provide a fighting chance within Roosevelt's program. Stanly News.
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The
Conservation Corps
South
Roosevelt
Stanly News
City wide incorporation mass meeting in Fredericksburg
Nominated mayor and city commissioners speak on fair governance and seeking citizen advice. Absentee ballots available through August 20 for the August 23 election. Local residents and visitors are noted, with several families and individuals listed as attending events and visiting.
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Krauskopf
Messrs
Henke
Pape
Cllerk
Fredericksburg
Ste wart Shearing Machines For Sale And Repair
Local shop advertises a full line of Stewart Shearing machines and repair services. Includes sales of shearing equipment and maintenance for farmers and livestock operations.
No Franchise Granted for City Water Works
Legal note from H. H. Sagebiel stating Fredericksburg never granted a franchise to operate a water works system within its area.
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Fredericksburg
H. H. Sagebiel
Local notices and obituaries from Fredericksburg area
Felix Burg and family of San Antonio attended his father’s funeral in Fredericksburg on Monday. Louis Seiter and family and Otto Strackbein and family vacationed in Corpus Christi. William Karger and family of Comfort visited Fredericksburg Tuesday. Arthur Stehling and Fred Mathisen named attorney and appraiser for the local Home Owners Loan Corporation. Henry Weinheimer returned from Sunrise, Texas, and suffered a paralytic stroke there. Stonewall Mutual Aid Fire Ins Assn elected George Jenschke president, Otto Lindie vice president, Hugo Weinheimer secretary, John Jenschke treasurer, with August Immel, Arthur Jung, Waldemar Beyer, Harry Wilke and Henry Mugford as directors. Funeral services held in Seguin for Emma Hennig with survivors including daughter Mrs. Schwartzlose of Seguin and sons E. J. Hennig of Sweetwater and Alfred Hennig of Cherry Springs. Elmer Silas Wiseman, father of Mrs. Henry Maier, died in San Antonio. funeral Tuesday. survivors include widow, two daughters including Mrs. W. J. Watkins of San Antonio, Mrs. P. A. Venturine of Mobile, Alabama, a son William F. E. of San Antonio, 14 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Peter Zenner family descendants held their second annual reunion in a shaded pecan grove near Comfort with a picnic lunch. attendees from Austin, San Antonio and other Texas cities.
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Felix Burg
San Antonio
Fredericksbure
Louis Seiter
Otto Strackbein
Corpus Christi
William Karger
Comfort
Stonewall Mutual Aid Fire Ins. Assn
George Jenschke
Otto Lindie
Hugo Weinheimer
John Jenschke
August Immel
Arthur Jung
Waldemar Beyer
Harry Wilke
Henry Mugford
Seguin
Emma Hennig
Schwartzlose
E. J. Hennig
Sweetwater
Alfred Hennig
Cherry Springs
Elmer Silas Wiseman
Henry Maier
Maier
W. J. Watkins
P. A. Venturine
Mobile
Alabama
William FE
Oor
Peter Zenner
Texas
Austin
SAMPLE BALLOT on Prohibition Amendment Ratification
The document lists delegates and alternates for a convention on ratifying or rejecting the proposed amendment to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and prohibit liquor. It shows tickets for ratification in favor of repeal and opposition, with multiple named delegates and alternates and notes on voting limits.
Social Notes Parade of Teas and Bridge Parties
Social notes recap a series of social gatherings with bridge games and prizes. Guests include Mrs. Kermit Striegler Miss Emily Keidel Miss Julia Schmidt and Miss Dorothy Ries with hosts Miss Erna Mae Henke Miss Julia Schmidt Mrs. Richard Maier and Mrs. E. M. Bittner. Attendees travel to San Antonio Dallas Aransas Pass and local homes for celebrations and hospitality events.
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Willman
William Petmecky
Eugenia Schmidt
Dolores Willman
San Antonio
Margaret Keidel
N. A. T. Club
Kermit Striegler
Emily Keidel
Victor Keidel
Victoria
Ruth Keidel
Dallas
Erna Mae Henke
Julia Schmidt
Dorothy Ries
Henke
Richard Maier
Elise Weber
Esther Kolmeier
Henry Maier
Henry Bullion
Elmer Maier
E. M. Bittner
Opal Sutton
Aransas Pass
Dora Land
Wilma Perschel
Robert Klett, Jr
Norma Klett
Edgar Klett
Edwin Seipp
Lucille Ottens
Miss Klett
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Henry Pfeil of
Taylor
Jimmie Schmidt
University of Texas
Max Willmann
Hungerford, Texas
Herman Gellermann
Kerrville
Ben Luckenbach
Menard
Joe Hanus
Walter Bierschwabe
Dee Cole
Charles and
Chester
Olney
Erwin Nehr
Walter Brandenberger
Hilda
Houston
Galveston
William Willmenn
Mason
Schertz and
Cibolo
Charles Fischer of
Viola Kramer
Liano
Eddie Kramer
Alex Henke
Fredericksburg National Bank
Albert Knopp
Hebbronville, Texas
EB. H. Schneider
Copeland
Klaerner’s Park
W. C. Korff
Charles Roeder
Rita
Emma Kuhlmann
Llano
Otto Kuhlmann
Edmund Marquardt
Ernst Marquardt and Son
Francis J. Fellmann
Schulenburg
Heckmann and
Leopold
Martha Tarillien
William and
Louis
Mathilda
John P. Burg
Arthur Stehling
Fred Mathisen
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Henry Weinheimer
Sunrise
the United States
Congress
United States
J. W. Baker
Ralph Bailey
W. H. BF
Alternatys Geonge W
August Itz
Leila Dittmar
Howard Oldham
F. A. Bracher
Rosalie Bracher
RAMS
Alex Grote
Willow City
Johnson City
Lochte Storage & Commission Co
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Equal Service
Piggly Wiggly
A. Robinson Modern Mercantile Company
John Knopp
Norman Bros. J
Heiner City Fruit & Grocery
BLUM
Dooley’s
Schroeder Bros
HANDY
Andy Knopp
Metzger
Woerner Grocery Company
DURST
DOELL
Schneider Produce Company
Richard Ransleben
Max T. Henke
Stehling Bros. Saenger & Ochs
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