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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
5
A carload of Corn Shucks will arrive soon and be sold in small quantities at a reasonable price. Order now to ensure direct delivery from the car. E L Schmidt notes the sale and delivery terms. Also advertised are LIVACAPS for liver and cold relief and Honey Molasses from Knopp & Metzger.
At the Elijah F. Allen Post 327 monthly meeting a resolution denounces President Harding’s pardon of Eugene V. Debs who was jailed for ten years for obstructing WW I draft defense efforts. The post sent a wire to the White House protesting the clemency.
A land dispute letter challenges a Dec 31 1921 Fredericksburg Standard article. The writer states Mr D L Anderegg cut a partition fence and erected a gate without consent. The court issued a permanent injunction restraining use of the premises and the writer notes readers can decide damage.
Otto Werner aged 47, a well known Sisterdale farmer, died at his home on Thursday December 29 after months of tuberculosis. Born December 12, 1874 in Sisterdale, he married Otillie Kutzer on November 8, 1899 and had five children four surviving. He is survived by his widow, three children Hedwig Alma Willie, a brother Richard Werner of Sisterdale, and three sisters Mrs Ben Ranzau Mrs Richard Marquardt of Sisterdale and Miss Elizabeth Werner of San Antonio. Comfort News.
The author thanks the ladies who helped his wife prepare to travel to Llano with their son Harry on Sunday morning January 8 1922. He expresses deep appreciation for their presence and good wishes and prays God’s guardian angels surround those present.
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