Buckhorn Confectionery to be Buck-I nfectionery in Fredericksburg
Local notes report Louis Gerhard moves his B Bee Confectionery into Buckhorn building. Interior renovation planned to update the parlor, rename as Buck-I nfectionery, with E Schmidt and Ollie Golds naw visiting from San Antonio. Community activities include picnics for Miss Laura Stratemann, Enchanted Rock visit, and a youth group event at Mr Ben Riley’s ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gerhard
Buckhorn
Rt E. Schmidt
Ollie Golds
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Society
Laura Stratemann
New Braunfels
Ben Riley
Enchanted Rock
United States
Miss Stratemann
Ruby Riley
Hides for Sale by H Maier
Advertisement announces high prices for goat hides along with deer skins paw and horse hides offered by H Maier. The terse notice urges sellers to bring hides to earn fair compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maier
Unclaimed Letters List at Fredericksburg Post Office
Fredericksburg Texas July 12 1919 list shows letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending July 12 1919 including Else Metzger A Cruz Cervera Pedro De La Cruz A Rt Servera Pedro Ramirez. Letters not called for before July 26 1919 will be sent to the Division of Dead Letters Washington.
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Fredericksburg
Texas
Else Metzger
A. Cruz Cervera
Pedro de la Cruz
A. Rt. Servera
Pedro Ramirez
Washington
Advertio
Court House Park volunteer drive stalls after low turnout
Mr M Gerhard led a drive to organize aid for the outer Court House Park not covered by the County. He secured 56 signatures but only four attended a recent meeting, delaying plans. A next Community Welfare Club session on July 23 is targeted. A 4.55 fund remains for park improvement and a local organizer is sought to manage the fund and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Committee
Council of Defense
Womans Committee
National Council of Ease
Community Welfare Club
Re. Riley
Victor Keidel
H. H. Harrington
Court House Park
M. Gerhard
Courthouse Park
Gerhard
Aug. Zineke
Farewell to Mre Joha Roeder Nee Maria Layendecker
Mre Joha Roeder died after a lingering illness in this city at six o clock in the evening. She reached an old age and was a well known citizen of the area. She lived on a country farm most of her life and moved to town recently. The burial was at the Catholic Cemetery near Fredericksburg on Thursday at 10 o'clock. Requiescat in pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joha Roeder
Maria Layendecker
Wanty
Warial
Frederiebsbure
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated in town
Mr and Mrs Ove Striegler celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with about 60 attendees including their children and siblings. Mr Striegler, known as a good citizen, served in the Confederate Army and moved to town after farming at Mouseback Creek. The Standard joins friends in congratulating the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ove Striegler
Olsen Striegler
Menard
Chas. Nelson
Welfare
Striegler
Mouseback Creek
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R. G. Striegler
E. GC. Hansen
Alfred P
Petsch
the Court & Abstract Company
Albert’ Stehling
Hohmann and Stehling
John Yuo Cherry Spring
E. G. Young
Standard
F. J. Maier
Dallas
Elia Loudon
Mildred Weyrich
Eagle Pass
Arthur Ressmann
Little Son
Alfred Klaerner
Ding We
Banderas
Fredericksburg Giants
Felix Nebgen
Arthur Keller
Ascar
Brehmer
Joe Fiedler
Fiedler
Are
Harry Meyland
Sa “Pntonia
Mrs. G. Simon of
Roosevelt
Dr. Keidel
San Ay
Ida Hennersdorf
AL P
Cattlemen’s Committee
Gillespie County
Chas. Kiehne
Justice Court of
Precinct No. 1
Enn Ives
John Kleck
Maria Esser
Bishop Drogsaerts
Cecilia Menger
Robert Blum
Angeline Kemper
Kerrville
Etta Agee
Terry
Mrs. Mary Hirsch
Wm Neffendorf
Aee Hirsch
Jerry Hirsch
Army
Johnson
Grace Robinson
Llano
A. B. Williamson
Eddy Jordan
Viking
Ant
Kolmeier & Klir Co
A. Wall
San Anonio
Wien
Ao. F
Leto
Hwa
Gman
Bes
Welter
Harles
Louis OS Oventy
Gures
Gilles the
Wing Liporetts
Ur Low
Rivy
Robert Boum
Milla
Bion
Carl
W. EB. Smith
Una
Peicnardt
Buirk
Andi
Wee Wiegand
Eobert
Yurties
A. Iow Ieee
A. Tor
Werth
Wells
Wilbur C. Treadwel
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