Klett and Habenicht Note Roles in Newspaper
The line lists R. 8. Klett as editor and W. H. Habenicht as business manager, indicating the publication leadership positions.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1927
Page
7
The line lists R. 8. Klett as editor and W. H. Habenicht as business manager, indicating the publication leadership positions.
A terse record notes an entry at the Fredericksburg Texas post office described as a second glass matter, with no further details provided in the readable fragment.
The item directs readers to send communications to Fredericksburg Publishing Co. For business matters use Bookkeeper's Dept. Editors' Dept. handle other inquiries.
The piece laments buying on the easy payment plan and warns of losing the habit of friendship. It defines a true friend as one who helps in adversity, offers honest counsel, and remains steadfast whether prosperous or unlucky. It compares friendship to health, never truly valued until lost.
Officials urge citizens to cooperate with firefighters, wait five minutes after alarms, then drive cautiously to fires. If on the street when an alarm sounds, pull to the curb and park to allow apparatus to reach the scene. These measures are presented as common-sense safety guidance for all residents.
The stock market notes cattle receipts at peak for weeks with most fat steers 15 to 25 cents lower. Prices span red, grass, stocker, and white face cattle with various ranges from $3.50 to over $10 and a noted uptick in good to choice cows. Hog and sheep prices show slight declines and steady demand across weight classes.
The San Marcos Record laments motorists and bystanders who rush to fires, hindering fire department trucks and hose lines. The piece notes firefighters sacrifice time and risk their lives with little consideration from civilians.
Creditors are notified that Henry Fischer has filed for a discharge in bankruptcy. The hearing before O W Sandstrom, referee, is at his Austin Texas office at 10 a m on September 28 1927. Creditors may appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. D H Hart Clerk A V Knight Deputy August 16 1927.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Heep spent Tuesday at Austin on business. Jensiahi Born to Mr and Mrs Walmar Hohmann two twins last Wednesday. Congratulations Mr Jno Sehneider of Field Creek among visitors in Fredericksburg last Saturday.
Miss Hulda Dechert of South on is visiting relatives at Fredericksburg. Her trip highlights family connections in the region and local social circles.
Mr. Carl Wahrmund of Mason visited relatives in this city the latter part of last week. Mr. Louis Hirsch and family of San Antonio visited relatives in Fredericksburg last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T August Schmidt and son Adolf visited friends at Taylor last week.
Mrs Walter Stein of Laredo is spending her vacation at the Hotel Nimitz, staying as a guest during her visit.
Mr. Joe Stein undertook a business trip to Austin on Thursday to meet clients and discuss upcoming projects. The visit focused on networking and potential partnerships with local firms.
Messrs R E Jordan and E C Siansen returned from a business trip to Buda. Mr and Mrs Ernst Rothmann of Menard attended the Gillespie County Fair. Father Robling of St Marys Church visited Pennsylvania and New York. Mr and Mrs Max Reichenau of Mason called at the office. Mrs Ferdinand Baethge and family are weekending in Secktin. Miss Marjorie and Alice Grobe visited Mrs Fritz Wilhelm of Menard and returned home. The Leyendecker family and Miss America Merriwith er of Laredo visited Angelius Jenschke and family since Friday and left Thursday.
On September 11 at the fair grounds a gymkana horse show and polo game are planned. Mr. Carl Schnelle visits as a guest of Professor and Mrs. Eugene Bittner. Rainfall Sunday afternoon measured 4 inches per Bank of Fredericksburg gauge.
Mr. Fritz Wilhelm and his daughter Dickie Erline Grobe spent time with relatives during a visit to Fredericksburg.
Mr Henry Schmidt and his family from San Antonio were visitors in Fredericksburg during the latter part of last week, enjoying sights and hospitality.
After a brief visit with relatives Mr and Mrs Howard McKnight and their children departed for home in El Paso.
Mr and Mrs Hilmar Crenwelge of Nocona and Mrs Crenwelge parents of Burkburnett visited relatives at Fredericksburg. Raymond the little son of Mr and Mrs August Itz underwent an operation at San Antonio on Monday. Mr and Mrs Gus Mintel of San Antonio spent a week with the Wm Klinsick family at Bankersmith. Mrs Felix Burg and daughter of San Antonio visited relatives at Fredericksburg for several days.
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