Brady Family Visits Dr. Granville and Kin
Dr. Granville and his Brady relatives spent several days last week visiting Mr. W. Granville and his family in town.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1926
Page
3
Dr. Granville and his Brady relatives spent several days last week visiting Mr. W. Granville and his family in town.
Mr Fritz Bierschwale visits relatives in Melvin. Several residents on the sick list include Mrs L L McDonald and Miss Breylin Ballard. Visitors stop by in Frederickshiro Harpers, Kerrville and Fredericksburg. A large crowd attended a dance at Mrs A C Riley home. Families hosting guests and a birthday celebration at the Grosenbachers mark a lively week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols and several couples visited Fredericksburg Tuesday. Business visitors included Mart Stevens Robin Bode Harve Stevens R C Cottle N C Cottle and Lola Cottle. Sam McCaleb returned Wednesday from Sabinal and paused in Comfort during the trip. Harpers attended a ranch dance hosted by Arthur Leyendecker with late night refreshments and a enjoyed gathering.
Texas agent Oscar Krauskopf reports eight million pecan trees and annual pecan shipments around 400 carloads. He notes stock on hand and an incoming shipment of Martin Ditching Machines priced at 12 dollars each.
Promotional notice offering Martin's Egg Producer and Roup Tablets with health guarantees from H. C. Maier Knopp Metzger Schneider's Produce Co. and Weinhel Mer & Son. Also advertising 9-23 Aermotor Windmills, pipe fittings and water supply materials at reduced prices with offer to quote future jobs.
The bank reports loans and discounts secured by real estate amounting to about twice the loaned sums with items including overdrafts and bonds held for safekeeping. Assets total 96,294.36 while liabilities show 20,000.00 and 10,000.00 with cash items and deposits. Directors and officers certify the figures as true and sworn on January 5, 1926.
A man calling himself Smith was caught in Lampasas with $500 worth of furs offered to Smithwick Fur Company. He claimed the furs came from Sugar Land but could not name any Sugar Land parties. He was jailed on a gun charge and later confessed. Alvie Smithwick of Mineral Wells identified the furs. Texas ranks behind only California and Georgia in peach production.
Buyer offers top market prices for all farm produce. Prompt, fair cash payments and quick pickup. Contact for details and arranging sale.
The advertisement promotes Mexican Mustang Liniment as a fast acting remedy for rheumatic pains backaches and stiffness. It claims deep skin penetration sootheing pain in obstinate cases and also healing cuts burns and wounds. Sold by all druggists and wholesalers.
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