Oats For Sale Prompted By Upcoming Carload Arrival
Farmers urged to buy oats soon as a carload is expected within 8 to 10 days. Local sellers advertise shortage and urge early purchase.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1925
Page
8
Farmers urged to buy oats soon as a carload is expected within 8 to 10 days. Local sellers advertise shortage and urge early purchase.
Vera Kolmeier of San Antonio visits relatives in town. Alfred and Mrs Brodie of Temple visit friends here. J E Bell family relocate to San Benito. Mrs A J Hahne hosts a large bridge party with high scores awarded. Llano residents Holtzer family joins Kolmeier party. Velma Peterman guest of Ruby Galm with lawn party aid. 42 club hosted by E G Fehrenbach with prizes. Lolie Gold wins at Jolly Jokers and Sylvia Evers hosts a novel bridge party. C J Gillig of Galveston visits Adolf Gold. Selections include prize winners and several small gatherings.
A essay-like piece contrasts historic Independence Day revelry with modern restraint, urging vigilance in public affairs and celebrating American freedoms. It notes a scholar’s ten day stay in Fredericksburg offering community betterment talks with daily 8 p m services.
Notice from HY Blum states the filling station will now open on Sundays to better serve customers and the public.
The Baptist tent revival in Fredericksburg welcomes all citizens. Rev N L Billings invites everyone to attend in casual dress. Dr Jno Held of Bryan Texas will assist, bringing a large portfolio of travels in Europe and the Holy Land and will lecture with travel pictures.
Ruby Inez Long age 10, daughter of W. A. Long, was fatally injured when hit by an automobile in Austin on Thursday. She died shortly after admission to a hospital.
Mrs. Smith Casner learns her son Mc Donald Casner and two Bunnet county youths Orron Barnet and Raymond Hallmark died when a train struck their car near the California town. Ray Parks escaped injuries by jumping. The youths, believed headed to work, perished as fog obscured their view of the oncoming train. Bodies to be shipped home Wednesday for burial.
Local trade notice notes Fuller and Johnson pumping engine available with battery or magneto ignition at reduced prices. Limited stock and terms not specified.
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