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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1927

Page

3

Local residents visit Fredericksburg on shared trips

Mr and Mrs Eber Parker traveled to Fredericksburg on Monday. Mrs Frank Staudt of near Fredericksburg visits her mother Mrs N Cottle this week. Fritz Sageser was among business visitors in Fredericksburg Monday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Menges of Mason visited relatives in the community this week. Miss Marguerite Bein spent the weekend with Miss Virginia Belle Deaver of Klein Branch. Mr and Mrs Sam McUaleb and son John Earl were in Fredericksburg one day this week. Otto Rahe made a business trip to Fredericksburg Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Pape Mrs N Cottle Mrs Raymond Cottle and daughter Audrey made a business trip to Fredericksburg Monday.

Frank Staudt Fredericksburg Cottle Fritz Sageser Lewis Menges Mason Marguurite Bein Virginia Belle Deaver Klein Branch Sam McUaleb John Earl Gilbert Pape N. C. Cottle Raymond Cottle Audrey

Grosenbacher Family Shopping in Town Wednesday

Mr and Mrs Walter Grosenbacher and their children were seen shopping in town on Wednesday.

Walter Grosenbacher

Local residents share weekend visits and new arrivals

The column notes numerous weekend visits and family news. Arthur and Mrs. Allen of Junction visited Mrs. Allen's parents the Rogerses. Willie Pape Jr. and wife welcomed a baby girl. Oliver Roberts and daughter Helen were in town. Oswald Feller hosted her father Stahl from Fredericksburg. Arthur Baumann and children toured Austin. Otto Itz and daughter shopped. Booker Spence visited. Ferdinand Tatsch and Henry Tatsch of the Reservation Community stayed with the Tatsch family. J. B. Birt's baby boy was taken to Secor Hospital in Kerrville but is improving. Henry Tatsch and son Belton toured Meckenburg and Spring Creek to review road improvements. E. S. Fairchilds returned from Fort Worth. Morris Bein visited the Roberts home. Swift Fairchild toured Mason. August Kirchhoff started driving a new Ford from Citizens Auto. Eddie McDougal, Arnold Markwordt, and Clara Markwordt bought a new Chevrolet back in Fredericksburg.

Miss Viola Feller Weds Erwin Lange at Lutheran Church

Miss Viola Feller daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Feller married Erwin Lange a ranchman at seven oclock in the Lutheran Church with Rev Wolf officiating. The couple are well known locally and many friends wish them a long and happy life.

Viola Feller Erwin Lange Wolf Miss Feller Louis Feller Lange

Local Visitors and Injuries Mentioned in Harper

Ben Lange and Marvin Ernst were in town on business. Mr and Mrs Alfred Kramer and family visited Henry Tatsch's home. Geo Ehlinger County Agent and Dr Williamson from Ft Worth visited Harper to discuss aid against the Charlton disease affecting stock. No new cases in the last day or two. Dr Williamson will return in a few days with possible updates.

Ben Lange Marvin Ernst Alfred Kramer Henry Tatsch Geo. Ehlinger Dr. Williamson Ft. Worth Harper Williamson

Chicken Supper Benefit For M. E. Church South

The Womens Missionary Society of M. E. Church South hosts a chicken supper at the Church Dining Hall on Thursday July 7 at 6 PM. Adults 50 cents, children 25 cents. Free program after supper. Also advised to postpone buck or billy purchases until July 19 20 and 21 for the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association of Texas annual convention featuring top breeding stock.

Womens’ Missionary Society of M. E. Church South Billy United States Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association of Texas

Farmers' Marketing Association to Meet in Dallas

The Farmers' Marketing Association calls a convention in Dallas on July 4 to plan cotton price stabilization. The organizers argue stability and profit are achievable and invite farmers bankers merchants wholesalers and manufacturers to attend. Invitations were sent to Senators Morris Sheppard and Earl B Mayfield Congressman C B Hudspeth and other Texans.

Dallas Tex Farmers’ Marketing Association Morris Sheppard Earl B. Mayfield C. B. Hudspeth el Paso

STANDARD Subscription Offer

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Abolition Pressure Grows On Electoral College

As prohibition becomes a main issue in the 1928 presidential campaign agitation increases for abolition of the electoral college and direct popular vote. The present system cannot leave a solemn referendum on wet and dry issues and a candidate may win the popular vote yet lose the presidency via the electoral college.

Washington

Bible stolen leads to probation for teen thief

A 15 year old boy was caught in the act of stealing a large Bible from a rural Methodist church. He was ordered to probation court with an indeterminate term at Harris County School for Boys until he reaches age 21. The case also mentions theft of window shades.

Houston Harris County School For

Cotton Sprayer Offered for Inspection at O Kolmeier Co

Farmers urged to inspect a cotton spraying machine capable of spraying water up to forty feet wide. Available for viewing at O Kolmeier and Company located on 5 St.40 with claims of good quality and low price.

O. Kolmeier & Co

Boy Found With Bible Near Church During Probation Check

A probation officer stopped a boy near the church and found a Bible in his possession. At the boy’s home, window shades and dishes were recovered, tying the incident to the church visit.

For Sale Kerr County Farm 300 Acres Near Center Point

300 acre Kerr County farm for sale five miles from Center Point six miles from Kerrville. 150 acres cultivated with flowing creek and artesian well. Other improvements noted. Full particulars available at this office. 40

Kerr County Center Point Kerrville

Southwest Texas Region Described as Southwest Texas

A regional description notes that the area south and west of the Colorado River is commonly known as Southwest Texas, highlighting its geographic naming convention.

Texas Colorado River Southwest

Card of Thanks for Help After Bite by Rattle Snake

We thank all our friends for assistance rendered when our little darling was bitten by a rattlesnake. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Joseph Jung Mrs Gus Siggell Mr and Mrs Otto Zimmermann and Dr W Keidel for their help. All acts of kindness will be remembered. Mr and Mrs Jessie Holden.

Joseph Jung Gus. Siggell Otto Zimmermann W. Keidel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harper News Marie Cottle Eber Parker Otto Rahe Arthur Allen Junction Willie Pape, Jr Oliver Roberts Helen Oswald Feller Mr. Stahl Arthur Baumann Austin Mr. Otto Itz and Booker Spence Ferdinand Tatsch J. B. Birt Secor Hospital Belton Meck Tenburg Spring Creek Mrs. E Fairchild Fort Worth Morris Bein Mrs. Olver Roberts Mrs. Swift Fairchild August Kirchhoff Citizen’s Auto Company Eddie McDougal Arnold Markwordt Clara Markwordt Mr. Markwordt Feller - Lange Need Jaenke & Schoenewolf Art Ford Spare Tire Herman Heyland P. W. Lemons Tatsch McCormick & Co Baltimore Bee Brand Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Holden Empire Theatre Jack Londons High Seas Ralph Ince Claire Adams Mitchel Lewis Anita City Flour & GraIn CO Fred J. Hannemann Akron Central Power & Light Co Kron Rome Caesar Italy Gaul Britain Fredericksburg Drive-in Frank A. Seiberling
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