The 1925 Giants Season Summary for Kerrville
The Kerrville Giants report their 1925 season from April to September. They played 26 games with 19 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie, finishing with a .730 percentage. Key players include Kott 333, Hollmig 329, and Henke in multiple roles, with detailed batting stats for ten or more games. The report compares 1925 to 1924 and 1923, notes sequence wins over Kerrville and Comfort, and highlights the 14 inning tie and notable games and series against Kerrville and Comfort.
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Giant
Reichenau
Jordan
Emil Henke
Efp
Lochterf
Goldsmith
Durster
U. Henke
Langerhans
F. Hollmig
Giants
Hollmig
Henke
van Biber
Nowlin
Comfort
Knopp
Woods
Leipart
Kendall County
Bunger
Morgan-Woodward Co
Samseo
Lake Austin
Salesmanship Club
Kerrville
Harley Davidson Motor Cycles
Express Publishing Co
Pittsburg
Austin Athletic Club
Boerne
New Braunfels
Georgetown All Stars
Rod
Charlie Kott
Giant Clouter
Kott
Hollmig I
Slenkers
Lochte
Ie Langerhans
Pd Jordan
OM Ory
de Henke
Peter
Durst
Eichenau
Hart
Rainfall and local notices from Stonewall 1925
The Stonewall rainfall record shows 227.8 inches for 1925 with 61 inches before August. Felix Weinheimer left for Austin to serve as Federal Grand Juror. Katie Kimbrough visited her parents in Llano last Sunday. Several residents are ill, including Mrs Nebgen and Mrs Heep, with Mrs Nebgen improving.
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Stonewall
Felix Weinheimer
Austin
Katie Kimbrough
Llano
Peter Nebgen
Richard Heep
Social notes recount travels and visits around Fredericksburg
Misses Albertine and Cora Koennecke visited from Austin to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koennecke. Sylvia Ostrow leaves for Sans Antonio to enroll in Main High School's senior class, while her parents plan to move to San Antonio. Fredericksburg hosts include the Schmidt and Pfeil families from Taylor, Waco, Dallas, and San Antonio. The Merry All High Five Club meets at Mrs. Walter Peter's, with Paula Kott winning high and Paula Lindig booby, followed by lunch. Mrs. Alma Meckel Gliddon visits Greenville, and Miss Margaret Schmidt heads to Oklahoma City to stay with Miss Lottine Langerhans. Lassie Klier visits Comfort. J. W. King and daughter from San Antonio visit.
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Albertine
Cora Koennecke
Austin
Albert Koennecke
Sylvia Ostrow
Sans Antonio
Main High School
Ostrow
San Antnio
William Schmidt
Waco
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Henry Pfeil
Taylor
G. A. Pfeil
Malcolm Darroch
Goldthwaite
West
Dallas
Frederieskburg
Theodore Koennecke
Gold
W. N. Creswell
Emil Gerhardt
Walter Peter
Main Street
Paula Kott
Paula Lindig
Walter Schneider
Alma Meckel Gliddon
Harry Perkins
Greenville
Margaret Schmidt
Oklahoma City
Lottine Langerhans
Lassie Klier
Mary Bierschwale
J. W. King
Community Notes From Eckert Locals
Mr and Mrs Alf Pfeil were called to the bedside of Mr Pfeils father who died Monday night after a lingering illness. A party at Jno Moehles Friday night ended pleasantly with games played late into the evening. Mr and Mrs A C Lehne and Misses Clara Lehne and Lenora Pfeil spent Sunday at Alb Kolmeiers. Misses Evelyn Stovall and Estella Schlaudt have been sick this week. A funeral for Mr Hugo Dietrich was attended last Thursday afternoon. Snow fell Saturday and Sunday night, about six to seven inches, a heavy fall for old settlers. Mr and Mrs Felix Hohmann made a business trip to town Monday. Mrs John Stovall is ill this week. Mrs Hy Moehle visiting Mrs Stovall. Messrs B F and J W Thomas and Hy Kirk were in town Tuesday. Grandpa Billo, past 90, is very sick and bedbound. Mr Lyall Scott is absent from school due to sickness. Mr and Mrs Jno White spent Wednesday in town. Miss Reba Scott Tuesday with Mrs Jno White. Mr and Mrs Fred Moehle and children visited Nath White Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Alf. Pfeil
Mr. Pfeil
Jno
Moehle
A. C. Lehne
Clara Lehne
Lenora Pfeil
Alb
Kolmeier
Evelyn Stovall
Estella Schlaudt
Hugo Dietrich
Felix Hohmann
John Stovall
Hy. Moehle
Stovall
Messrs
B. F
J. W. Thomas
Hy. Kirk
Billo
Crabapple
Max Schmidt
Bandera
Lee Fries
Gus. Staats
Edwin
Johnson City
Ad. Schlueter
Luckenbach
F. B. Riley
Minna Rusche
Town
Alfr Itz
Adolf Land
Rich. Langehennie
Alvin Welgehausensen
Alf. Sagebiel
Crabapple Road
Harding Vn
Welghausen
Tricksie
District Attorney Candidate Announces Candidacy in 33rd District
The candidate for the District Attorney of the 33rd judicial district announces his run subject to Democratic Primaries. He submits his official record and general reputation for voters to consider.
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33Rd Judicial District
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Always on Hand
HL Molberg offers fresh fruits and vegetables with free deliveries to all parts of town. Subscribe to the Standard. Phone 88 000.
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HL Molberg
Vital Statistics Mr Rich A Hohmann and Miss Olga Ottmers
A society brief notes the engagement of Mr Rich A Hohmann to Miss Olga O Ottmers with a formal announcement in local social pages. The couple plan a forthcoming wedding within the year.
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Mr. Rich
A. Hohmann
Olga O. Ottmers
Births Report From Local Families
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Dan L Anderegg on February 18 and a son to Mr and Mrs Ad Bauer on January 20 according to local birth notices.
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Dan L. Anderegg
Ad. Bauer
Obituaries and Notices of Local Deaths
Death notices list Anna Crenwelge 18, Carl Jung 84, Mrs R A Palmer 73, Orwin Jacoby 41, Laura Brockmann 90, Franz Knopp 86, Wm Kallenberg 76, and Clarence Schupp 7 days, with dates from 1922 to 1925. Also an ad for 200 Acme Harrows from Oscar Krauskopf.
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Anna Crenwelge
Carl Jung
R. A. Palmer
Orwin Jacoby
Laura Brockmann
Franz Knopp
Wm. Kallenberg
Clarence 0. Schupp
Crabapple Community News Highlights Local Winter Happenings
Snow blankets Crabapple and farm homes with snowmen at gates while locals report a funeral in Bandera and visits to relatives. Weddings, weather, and community notes figure in a light regional update.
Lightning conductors prove effective when properly installed
Iowa studies show over 95 percent of fire losses in lightning strikes occurred where buildings were not rodded. About 50 percent of Iowa farms are rodded. Copper or iron conductors resist corrosion. copper weighs at least three ounces per foot, iron over 320 pounds per 1000 feet. conductors attach to building surface with ground connections reaching moist soil eight to ten feet deep.
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Iowa
Official Record Notes Joint Integrity and Conductivity
The document emphasizes securing joints permanently and ensuring low electrical resistance across all connections. It appears to be an official record focused on construction or electrical standards.
Man jokes about twenty years on hat as lady sits
Humorous quip in Modern Mining where a gentleman tells a woman she is sitting on his hat, claiming he has been sitting on it for twenty years. The line plays on the idea of accidental discomfort and longstanding ownership.
Advertising rates promise strong returns with solid circulation
The note asserts that advertising in the Standard yields excellent results given a bona fide subscription list of 1750 and sworn circulation statements provided.
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Mansfield
Stonewall News
Social Notes
Louis Priess
Erwin Priess
Houston
Acme
Oscar Krauskopf
Crabapple Community News
Richard Hohmanns
Olga Ottmers
Standard Motor Co
Bank of
Fred’burg
Balsar Blum Shoe Store
Hugo A. Walter
H. C. Maier
P. Hahn
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