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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1927

Page

3

Local residents visit Harper and surrounding towns

Mr and Mrs Walter Parker of the Noxville Community spent time in Harper on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Biersch of San Antonio and others from Oryona Styles and Medina visiting relatives in Harper. J C Casper and son Milton visited Lewis Mengers near Mason. Roy Cottle and children stayed with Frank Staudt near Fredericksburg. Eber Parker and children were visitors in town. Will Price and wife of Medina attended Baptist meetings in Harper. Clem Little and children visited Junction and J W Little.

Walter Parker Noxville Harper Sunday Frank Bierschsale San Antonio Alfred Wilson Oryona Joe Moore Styles Dan Wiley Harper J. C. Casper Milton Lewis Mengers Near Mason Roy Cottle Frank Staudt Near Fredericksburg Eber Parker Will Price Medina Fredericksburg Alvie Caspar Floyd Casper Flora Scoggins Kerrville Willie McDonald Junction

Harper 4 Blanchard's Sports Win Close Pitchers Duel

Harper defeated Blanchard's Sports 4 to 3 in a tight game marred by some wrangling. Klaerner pitched nine strikeouts over six hits, while Jung had six strikeouts with eight hits allowed. Jung received better support. Next Sunday Kerrville team comes to town for a game.

Harper Blanchard Klaerner James Jung Jung Kerville Hollmig HH. Klaerner R. Enderlin Moellering H. Scarbough Herring Sageser H. Enderlin Schroeder Scarborough H. Klaerner H. Klaerners L. Slaines L. Bierschwabe

Town Gossip Highlights Local Visitors and Births

Mrs Jesse Parker of Nox ville and Mr Sam Parker own a new Chrysler six. A baby girl was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Will Jackson. Several relatives and neighbors travel to Kerrville Junction Mason and San Antonio for visits and conventions, with multiple attendees to the Sheep and Goat Raisers gathering and a weekend at Coffey Ranch.

Will Jackson

Harper area social notes from midweek gatherings

Mrs Will Masters shopped in town Wednesday and Ed Marshall visited Harper on business. The Russels hosted supper with the Harpers Saturday. Visits extended to Gerel, Whiteright, Kerrville, New Braunfels, and Oklahoma City as locals joined relatives and attended events including a Sheep and Goat Raisers Convention in Kerrville. Temple Duderstadt left for Austin summer school. Globe Arizona residents returned home.

Antony Maurel John Harper Charles Guilant Globe Arizona

Whitewood Family Arrives in Harper for Kerrville Convention

Mr and Mrs J Whitewood and daughters Blanche and Mary Ella of San Marcos arrive in Harper on Tuesday for a visit with relatives and to attend the Kerrville convention.

J. Whitewood Miss Blanche Mary Ella San Marcos Harper Kerrville

Farm Women's Special Tour Studies Cooperative Marketing

Salt Lake City Utah July 14 Texas Farm Women's Special members have studied cooperative marketing in Utah and Colorado visiting wheat potatoes beans and beets in Colorado and handling of kegs poultry cherries milk and butter in Utah. The party of 30 will tour California next, gathering data on established cooperative marketing and farm prosperity.

Salt Lake City Utah Colorado Texas Farm Women’s Special Texas California United States Educational Department Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Susan Landon Chr. Mathisen Fredericksburg Dallas

Harmony of farmers at Colorado Springs picnic

The report describes a large gathering in Colorado Springs where five to six hundred farmers and families from across the state enjoyed an elaborate picnic dinner showcasing regional products. The event ran smoothly with cooperative spirit, leaving attendees prosperous and impressed by organized irrigation driven farming.

Colorado Springs

Boerne Boy Dragged by Auto Faces Possible Fatal Injuries

Boerne Texas July 15 Edward Ward ten year old son of Mrs Susie Ward was dragged about twenty feet after being struck by an automobile Friday afternoon He suffered serious internal injuries and a fractured left shoulder The driver named as H J Grisham a tourist. Mrs M L Baker of Dallas was badly injured when her car overturned three miles from Boerne on the road to San Antonio Friday morning She was cut about the head and her husband was shaken. she will go to San Antonio for X rays.

Boerne Tex Edward Ward Susie Ward H. J. Grisham M. L. Baker Dallas San Antonio Baker

May Chief Might Quit Prohibition Service

Fort Worth July 18 An intimation that he might resign from the prohibition enforcement service was given here today by Frank W Wright who was demoted from his position as prohibition administrator for the 17 district with headquarters at Oklahoma City C A Warnken of Fort Worth formerly of Austin legal adviser to the prohibition forces in the 17th district was appointed administrator last week by Prohibition Administrator Doran Washington who gave as the reason for his action a desire to get new blood into the service

Fort Worth Prohibition Enforcement Service Frank W. Wright Oklahoma City C. A. Warnken Austin Doran Washington

Terrell urges cotton inspection in Texas

Austin July 15 George B Terrell Texas state commissioner of agriculture urged farmers to inspect their cotton and report boll weevil infestations He cited a Caldwell County farm he inspected showing boll worms so severe that yield could drop by about 50 percent He warned widespread infestation could shorten the crop and push prices up rapidly.

Austin Tex Department of Agriculture George B. Terrell State Commissioner of Agriculture Caldwell County

Schroeder Bros Gingham Sale Enlists Cheap Yardage

Closing out a large stock of gingham at 10 and 15 cents per yard. Schroeder Bros at 606 invites readers to subscribe to the Standard for 1 dollar yearly.

Schroeder Bros

Llano Gin Rebuilt Ready for Electric Operation

Llano Tex July 15 work on the new Llano gin building replaced the prior fire damaged plant. Construction is complete and new equipment is being installed. The plant will be operated by electricity.

Llano, Tex Llano

Gingham Clearance At Ten Cents Per Yard

Closing out a large stock of gingham at 10 cents per yard and 15 cents per yard as advertised. Limited quantities remain in the domestic fabric section with shelves thinning and price tags still in view.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harper News Marie Cottle Clem Little J. W. Little Blanchard's Sports Frank M. Floyd Francis Johnny Cook Rj Enderlin Klaerne Enderlin Jesse Parker Sam Parker Richard Roeder A. L. Hornand Son Milton J. P .Taylor Edna Bea Coffey Ranch Alice Nichols Annie Mae Russel Klein J.P. Taylor Andy Moore Alfred Feller Clarence Oliver Roberts Helen G. EB. Bein Edings Missy Virginia Deavers Marguerite Bein Fred Wedekind Houston Scarborough Berman Faris Leslie Harper Henry Tatsch Bel Will Masters Ed. Marshall Harper Wednesday Veda Russel Mrs Clarence Harper R. H. Cook Gerel Bryan Birt Whiteright J. B. Birt W. A. Hopf New Braunfels Mathew Patten E. H. Patten J. Goode Harrold and Carrol Price Warren Hunter Clyde Floyd the Arcadia Temple Duderstadt The University J. S. Whitewood Lydia Blanche Whitewood Joe Nette Rogers Boerne Boy Terrell Llano Gin Bill Booster Bob Hardie Lindig’s Garage Clear Spring Blanco Yexas Best Cauchie Milton Walter T. Yett Blanco, Texas
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