Post Office Entry Notation From Fredericksburg
Entry indicates second class matter processing at the Fredericksburg Texas post office.
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Fredericksburg
Texas
Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
3
Local Correspondent Clarifies Friction Over Item
The Express correspondent explains a prior item caused no ill feeling and that headlines misled readers. He notes the Christmas Eve report described Fredericksburg events in German language services and church trees, with general remarks on American attitudes and politics.
Community Notes From Local Social Scene
Sunday and Monday visits from neighbors as Mrs. George's sister remains ill. Calves sold by Holmes Moss. Sagebiel and Thomas. Girl Scouts hosted by Bettie and Lotte Tho. Walton Smith made a town visit. Local shopping trips by Homer Young. Emil Lorenz’ business visit to Fredericksburg. Sultemeier pair visited Henry Moehle. Renie Schlaudt family at mother’s home. Ernest Stahl took Ruby for treatment. Chas. Laurence returned from Dallas Farm Bureau gathering. Lehne family hosted visitors. Chay Sagebiel in town with Joseph Bros. Reading Club met to study Greek Drama. Kaffee Kraenzchen enjoyed by Mrs L K Tainter aide. Sophie Mears en route to Sousa concert in San Antonio. Miss Henrikka Moursund of Dallas visited Judge Moursund.
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W. P. Horlen
Arthur Schlaudt
George
Auiteyall
Holmes Moss
Alfred
Wm. Sagebiel
Ben Thomas
Bettie
Lotte Thoas
Girl Scouts
Walton Smith
Homer Young
Emil Lorenz
Fredericksburg
Leo Sultemeier
Miss Sultemeier
Henry Moehle
Renie Schlaudt
Ernest Stahl
Little Ruby
Chas. Laurence
Dallas
Farm Bureau Association
Lehne
Chay
Sagebiel
Joseph Bros
Henry Maullinhauer
W. P. Hoffinsen
Future Legal Notices Must Be Published In Newspapers
The notice requires all legal notices to be printed in a county newspaper for the same duration as posting. It states posted notices have no legal value and no bond or election is valid unless published as required by law, referencing the Act of 1917 21 Sec. 4 Art 60.
Correspondence Courses Taken by People of all Occupations
Austin Texas January 11 Practically every occupation is represented by students taking correspondence and group study courses offered by the Bureau of Extension of the University of Texas Out of 2106 on the list 1000 are teachers 403 students 58 housekeepers 53 clerks 36 farmers 96 stenographers 22 bookkeepers 10 accountants Other occupations include ministers salesmen ranchmen lawyers postmasters engineers barbers druggists bankers soldiers customs inspectors and day laborers
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Austin
Texas
Bureau of Extension
University of Texas
Notice of Guardianship Application for Minors in Gillespie
Henry Geistweidt files in Gillespie County Court for Letters of Guardianship for Juanita Petermann and Victor Petermann. Hearing set for March 6 1922 at Fredericksburg Court House. Individuals may appear to contest the application.
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Juanita Petermann
Victor Petermann
Henry Geistweidt
Gillespie County
Fredericksburg
Texas
Sixth and Seventh Grade Literary Society Meeting Notes
The sixth and seventh grade Literary Society met Friday afternoon January 6. Members read Who's Who and Class Prophesies by Beryl Moore and Ella Ransleben. Franz ESET led a vocal selection. Lee Kordzik and Bertha Maier performed. Song: America the Beautiful. Other songs followed before adjournment.
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Erade Literary Society
Who’s Who
Beryl Moore
Ella Ransleben
Puera
Franz Eset
Dad Hata
Bertha Maier
America the Beautiful Society
Social News From Morris Ranch and Nearby
Miss Lou Emma Greathouse visits her brother in Austin. Emil Roeder celebrates twenty eighth birthday with fifty guests at dinner. Riverside Telephone Company meets at Morris Ranch to elect officers. Ed Gibson couple attend Kerrville church. Joe Kleim and daughter visit Hilmar Schaper’s home. Ada Peden and parents visit Clayton Storms. The last cotton crop of 1921 ginned at Morris Ranch. Louis Bierschwale hosts R Oswalt Kerrville and guests for supper. Wahrmunds host visitors before returning home.
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Lou Emma Greathouse
Austin
Emil Roeder
Riverside Telephone Company
Morris Ranch
Ed. Gibson
Kerrville
Joe Kleim Andittle
Hilmar Schaper
E. Peden
Peden
Ada
Clayton Storms
Louis Bierschwale
Gas station guessing wheel to win free gasoline plan
An Ohio filling station proposes a wheel guessing game beside the pump. Call a number, spin the wheel, and if correct you win gasoline free with no payment. Nichols Comedians opens Sunday January 15 at Klaerner's Opera House with a four act comedy drama A Country Boy and vaudeville acts. Band concert at 7, show starts 7:30, Nichols Orchestra provides music. Also a guardianship notice from Texas requires publication for Juanita and Victor Petermann.
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Ohio
Nicols
Ralph E. Nicols
Gcomedians
Klaerner
Opera House
Klaerner’s
Charlie Chaplin
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Kellogg’s
Nelly Tanas
LLOGG
L. K. Tainter
R. L. Kott
Sophie Mears
Bertha Nauwald
San Antonio
Sousa
Henrikka Moursund
Mrs Moursund
M. M. Lee
Eckert
State OF
Albert E. Klett
Morris Ranch News
Max Wahrmund
State OF Texas
Gillespie
Blanco High School
Fredericksburg High School
Weico
Louis Piess
Publishing Co
J.B. Wieser
A.J. Hahne Bidg
G. T
Schroeder Bros
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