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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1951
Page
7
The piece argues inventory time covers merchandise but goodwill is the vital intangible in business. It credits Fredericksburg as a friendly city and notes a community’s service and civic ties build enduring customer relationships beyond physical stock.
A reflective plea urges readers to step back from daily economic pressures, reassess life goals, and pursue enduring human welfare over mere finances. It questions personal contribution to the community and calls for straight talk about social, cultural, and individual aims and actions.
The January stock show season kicks off next week with the Harper FFA and 4-H club show in the county, followed by Gillespie County’s own Stock Show on January 12 and 13. Growth has been rapid as FFA and 4-H clubs expand, with strong public interest in judging and auction events driving high expectations for the event.
Alfred Petsch reflects on Fredericksburg Texas staying put since 1912 with World War disruptions. He praises local government, civic clubs, and public service culture, previews county officials Durst Kraerner Schneider Sagebiel and potential progress, and asserts continued growth for Gillespie County.
Mr and Mrs Rex Waller and their young daughter spent several days in town visiting relatives and friends. Bernard Scharnhorst of Post Oak was in Johnson City Thursday. Alfred Davis Jr and sons of Austin visited relatives. Lula Criswell and daughter Gloria spent holidays at Mathis with her daughter and family. Lt and Mrs Kenneth Wolf and children from Sherman visited his parents. L H Hill visited relatives in Little Rock Arkansas. George Gipson and daughter Opal Ray visited San Antonio to see Bill Hirsch and daughter.
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