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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1929

Page

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Giants Rally To Beat Broncos 9 to 5 In Sunday Tilt

The Giants avenged an earlier defeat by beating the Broncos 9 to 5 as they offense exploded against Comfort ace Tommy Dugosh. Hugo Klaerner relieved with an injury, while Henke and Klaerner held the line to secure the victory and erase the 2 to 1 loss from June ninth.

Giants Tommy Dugosh Broncos Hugo Klaerner Dugosh Henke Hardiack Giant Smokey Klaerner Durst Knopp E. Klaerner Coamfort Bronco Klett California Hollmig Deike Ki. Pankratz Jordan Hahn Puss Hugo Klearner Goforth E. Pankratz Meyer Short Bergmann Joe Pankratz Leidl

Fourth of July Parade Prizes Awarded in Fredericksburg

The American Legion offered a $20 prize and Fredericksburg Publishing Company added $5 for the most attractive private float. Miss Ida Burke won the private prize. Commercial floats dominated top placements with Dooley Kiehne Heiner taking first, Essex second, and Climax Store third.

American Legion Fredericksburg Publishing Company Ida Burke Dooley, Kiehne and Heiner Essex Climax

President Riley's Farewell Report to Fredericksburg Chamber

President E H Riley presents his two year term report to the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce membership. He thanks directors secretary and committees, applauds the Entertainment Committee and the road bond campaign, and urges action on street lighting water works sewerage an airport and air-mindedness. He pledges support for his successor and the chamber and recalls his service with humility.

E. H. Riley Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commercce Gillespie County Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce

Rev Brannies Resumes Services at M FE Church Next Sunday

Rev Brannies will return later this week and conduct services at the M FE Church next Sunday as usual.

Brannies MFE

Stehling Bros Promotes Gigantic Sale in Paper

Readers are advised of a gigantic sale advertised by Stehling Bros. The notice highlights a major promotional event with broad appeal to shoppers, urging attention to the bargain offerings and dates.

Stehling Bros

Commissioners Court sets election on line school district tax

The court orders an election in Line School District No. 16 to decide if voters favor taxing themselves to supplement the State School fund and if the court may levy a tax up to 10 cents per $100 valuation. Oswald Wendel is named presiding election officer. The minutes note fund balances, court fees, and Board of Equalization actions for 1929.

Line Commissioners Court Oswald Wendel Ww. Petmecky Sesee Precinct No. 1 A. W. Petmeceky

Fredericksburg Chamber Finances Report Year 1929

The Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce reports a year of active leadership under President E H Riley. The board of directors and twelve regular plus ten special meetings supported progress in Fredericksburg and Gillespie County. A $360000 county wide road bond issue was approved, enabling the Pecan Belt Highway and a new link from Fredericksburg to Segovia, fueling regional trade and direct routes to El Paso, Austin, and Houston.

Fredericksburg W. J. Schroeder H. A. Ries C. J Dooley John Metager H. H Sagebiel L. H. Krauskopf Max J. Bierschwale M. F. Pyka Pecan Chamber of Commerce Herman Usener Harper Segovia el Paso Austin Houston

Fourth of July Parade in Fredericksburg Celebrates Independence

A large crowd gathered on Main Street as the Louis Jordan Post of the American Legion led a day of festivities. The Fredericksburg Concert Band played in Court House Park and Judge Cruz began his address before rain cut it short. The parade featured floats from local businesses and groups, a U S flag escort, and a later shift to Fair Grounds for races and music.

Klaerner Louis Jordan Post American Legion Hill Country Fredericksburg Walter Weber Court House Park Judge Cruz Austin Main United States Uhilmar Schaetter A. P. C. Petsch Felix Saenger Reuben Bernhard Ida Burke Burke Durant Felix Maier Hermann Hoffmann Heiner, Dooley and Kiehne Nash Girl Scouts Fredericksburg Giants Fair Grounds

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