Shell-frame Childs Spectacles Redeemable at Office
A shell-frame Child's spectacles are available for redemption by the owner who must pay for this advertisement at the office.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1923
Page
7
A shell-frame Child's spectacles are available for redemption by the owner who must pay for this advertisement at the office.
Notice announces the college will commence September 10 with a capable instructor engaged.
A long list of new subscribers is reported including Aug Rothmann Castell Harper Strackbein Harper Russel Harper Feller Harper Kneese Harper Farris Harper Hankinson San Antonio Whitworth Nox ville Hubert Friederic Kerrville W L Bierschwab Nox ville Lee Gibson Hunt A S Solomon Harper J T Thurman Harper J T Hufmann San Antonio G E Scarborough Burk Burnett B S Darough Harlingen Otto Hahne Fredericksburg Mrs E H Plummer Houston Erwin Dechert Fredericksburg Rueben Oestreich Frede Chas Kettner Mason Herm Hitzfeld Fredericksburg Otto Rahe Harper J A Bell Harper Hy J Bierschwab Freder Fredericksburg T J Lange Yates Walter Coffey Noxville Ed Stark Fredericksburg Alfred Spaeth Doss H A Meurer Pear Harbor or A Frank Hallenberg Hye Mrs Frank Warnke San Antonio Miss Clara Metzger Austin.
An old ad praises Buster Brown and Lone Star Brand school shoes at F. J. Maier's. It notes advertising in the Standard and hints at a bonafides subscription list with good rate of return.
The slug casting plant at our office now uses electricity in place of gasoline. The Citizens' Light and Power Co. 24 hour service has operated for months and proved reliable. Engineer Felix Wilke installed the new electrical setup to ensure power for all publications around the clock.
Sixteen applicants entered the State certificate examination in Fredericksburg Texas on August 17 and 18. Six sought second grade one first grade five permanent primary and four permanent certificates. Examinations were conducted by Miss Julia Estill and W Feuge. This was the last exam for candidates aiming at a higher certificate.
Mrs. H. E. Fischer surprised by sisters friends and neighbors on her 57th birthday. Otto Hoffmanns from San Antonio and Ad Hoffmanns from Brownwood visit relatives in this city and Bankersmith. Friends gathered at Miss Martha Staudt’s home last Sunday for a birthday party.
On Thursday August 1 the first bale of the 1928 crop was ginned at Wm. Rosenbach's gin in Doss. Raised by Ernst Schmidt, the bale weighed 575 pounds and sold to R. M. Lewis for 25 cents per pound including premium. The overall crop outlook is mixed due to drought and leaf worm damage in some areas.
The daily market column lists prices for corn, wheat, oats, cotton seed, cane, eggs, butter, butter fat, fryers, hens, roosters, and other staples. Entries show per bushel or per pound rates with cents figures. data reflects agrarian trading in wartime era regional markets.
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