After December 10 there will be only one more gin day
The note warns that after December 10 there will be just one remaining gin day on December 31, highlighting a calendar quirk or event schedule.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
5
The note warns that after December 10 there will be just one remaining gin day on December 31, highlighting a calendar quirk or event schedule.
Office notice urging visitors to view and purchase Gillespie County History books before they sell out, highlighting strong demand and limited supply.
W. I L Stevens and Louis Stevens post land with gun and trap bans. Alfred and Ernst Kramer and V A Cottle visit Fredericksburg. Rev A L Barr in Harper. Hugo Hopf ill in San Antonio sanitarium. Bob and Barney Ragland visit Junction to buy cows. Wanda Bache visits Kerrville. Gammenthaler and Roy Cottle visit Fredericksburg. Mary Anderson spends Thanksgiving at Junction. Gladys Bayley and Kathryn Eagan in San Antonio. Anderson Kensey and Swift Fairchild from Mason visit Harper.
Albert Pape of Harper died November 25 1925 after a two day illness. He was 59 and survived by his wife Paula Frantzen three children and his mother and siblings. He was a Woodmen of the World member and remembered for kindness to family and neighbor. Frank M Floyd and daughters attended a Fredericksburg show last week.
Mrs. Frank Jones and her mother in law Mrs. H. M Jones visited with relatives in Harper last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cottle and their children from Lockhart also traveled to Harper to see kin. Mr. Cottle is the nephew of Mrs. N. C. Cottle.
Mr. Floyd Cosper recovered from illness and returned to his business. Rev and Mrs Tolbert Huffmann from San Antonio visited Mrs Huffmann's parents Mr and Mrs Conrad Bierschwale and relatives in Harper. Mr Liberty of San Antonio stayed several days in Harper at the Nixon home, and Miss Myrtle Nixon returned to San Antonio with him Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Geo Hagan of San Antonio were here late last week visiting Mrs Hagan's parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Jung. Mrs Jung stayed on with them for several days. Prof and Mrs O K E Cole hosted guests last weekend Mrs Cole's father Dr J P Worsham and brother Raymond Worsham of Barry Texas and J N Tinkle of Emhouse Texas.
Last Wednesday Nov 25 Jacob Cosper Jr and Rosa Bierschwale were married in Kerrville with close relatives present. The bride is daughter of Louis and Mrs Bierschwale. the groom son of J Casper and Mrs of Harper. They will reside in Kerrville and many friends wish them happiness.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Joe Net Rogers was thrown from a Ford roadster, struck her head on a rock, and suffered a one inch scalp cut. She is able to return to school this week.
Monday this week Hy Fischer left Citizens Auto Co to take charge of Ed McDougall Merchandise store, with Ed McDougall becoming manager at Citizens Auto Co. Both advertise in the Harper Section and are urged for success. Also notes visitors Adolph Fritz Kerrville and Miss Muldred Rogers visiting, plus Louis Friedrich hunter of a ten point buck earlier in the week.
Acknowledges friends and neighbors who showed love during illness and death of husband and father Albert Pape. Names Mr. and Mrs. Sim Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wedekind Mr. H B Roberts Rev Wolf doctors J Birt Witte and floral offerings. Signatures include Mrs. Oliver Roberts Mrs. C E Bein Mrs. Gilbert Pape and children.
An old advertisement touts Blue Star Remedy for skin diseases including eczema dermatitis ringworm and sores. It claims the product will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor and is offered for sale by Central Drug Co.
The dairy cow thrives with clean dry quarters and liberal feeding, unlike fattening cattle. Proper rest in a dry warm place and freedom from mud and wind enhances milk production, according to Tait Butler in The Progressive Farmer. The dairy herd has grown only in two of six years compared to population gains.
Sheriff is directed to publish a guardianship notice in a newspaper of general circulation. Alfred Sauer seeks Letters of Guardianship for Bennie Mund Leila Mund Archie Mund and Clara Mund minors. Hearing set for January 4 1926 at the Gillespie County Court House Fredericksburg Texas.
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