Post Office Second Class Matter Listed for Fredericksburg
Entry indicates material is registered as second class matter at the Fredericksburg Texas post office.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1922
Page
5
Entry indicates material is registered as second class matter at the Fredericksburg Texas post office.
Fredericksburg urged shoppers to buy early and generously to support prosperity and cheer. The piece warns against wasteful gifts and emphasizes politeness to overworked clerks. It also notes the Hill Country Poultry Carnival and local radio progress tied to Fredericksburg activities.
Crowded hall showcases thousands of standardbred chickens turkeys geese and ducks as the Hill Country Poultry Carnival proves its staying power. The event highlights cooperation among Gillespie and neighboring counties with strong support from the Chamber of Commerce and County Agent. Demonstrations reveal lessons on breeding standards shows and future needs for larger facilities and better equipment.
The document lists holiday items from L. E. Hirsch Store and Stehling Bros, plus school and local funds balances, and monthly court actions. It notes fund balances for Local Tax, Rural Aid, Permanent Funds, and School Funds, and court approvals of contractor estimates and road equipment orders.
After a successful Hill Country Poultry Exposition, leaders note that expectations of 200 birds were surpassed as over 500 exhibitors gathered. Breeders reflect on the large turnout and the lessons learned for future shows.
A brief ad notes Kirkendall Boots in black brown and tan and suggests gifts for men this Christmas. It invites readers to pick up a fancy box of Xmas cigars and mentions a truck delivering turkeys to homes.
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