Commissioners Court Records From July 1921 Meeting
The court approved child support for Gerania Aleman at $25 per month for two months. Election returns from a July 23 1921 special election were canvassed, with district 32-28 voting 10 for and 10 against a tax increase. Reports from county officers and local butcher audits were read and approved. Tax levies set for districts 24 and 4. Funds transferred from Jury to General Fund. New precinct boundaries and polling places designated. Road and bridge work reviewed. bids for lumber accepted at $41 per M totaling $492.00. Concrete slab on Grape Creek authorized. Various monthly estimates approved and funds allocated for road work and drainage. Davison contract extended 60 days due to drought with inspectors paid. Highway plans for Fredericksburg prepared. Salaries and per diems for officers approved. Ex-Officio County Superintendent salary set at $800 annually beginning Sept. 7, 1924.
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Gerania Aleman
Ato
Eonschool
B.S. Davison
B. S. Davison
Fredericksburg
Dead Line for Malaria Mosquito Prevailing Across The South
Malaria, carried by a specific mosquito, declined north of the Mason Dixon line due to improved drainage, land care, and dwelling screening. The disease involves a 10 to 15 day incubation after a bite. prevention includes medical guidance and local health resources.
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Mason Dixon Line
South
Mason and Dixon Line
United States
State Department of Health
Red Cross
Notice of Application for Probate of Will Gillespie County Texas
Notice to the Sheriff or constable of Gillespie County to publish the application for probate of the last will and testament of Martin Dittmar deceased. Carl Dittmar and John Dittmar filed in Gillespie County Court for probate and will publication for the estate. The notice requires regular weekly publication for ten days prior to the return day.
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State OF Texas
Gillespie County
Gillespie
Texas
Martin Dittmar
Carl Dittmar
John Dittmar
Estate of Martin Dittmar seeks Letters Testamentary
Three codicils to the will of Martin Dittmar deceased are presented for Letters Testamentary to be heard at the next term of the Gillespie County Court in Fredericksburg Texas. The term begins the first Monday in September 1921 at the court house. Interested parties may appear to contest the application. The writ is endorsed with execution details dated August 15 1921 and signed by Albert E Klett clerk.
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Martin Dittmar
Fredericksburg
Texas
Fredericks
Albert E. Klett
Automo Money-Saving Prices at Maier Tires
A new supply of Automo money-saving prices arrives at H. C. Maier Tires. Store promotes affordable tire options as part of a price-saving campaign for motorists.
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Automo
H. C. Maierbile
Examination applications and examiners listed at court
Yesterday and today eight applicants took teacher's exam in the Court House. Five applied for state certificates, three for county certificates. Mr A Nettendorf and Miss G Wehmeyer conducted the examinations. Officer:
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Ina- Court House
A. Nettendorf
G. Wehmeyer
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