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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
6
The notice lists R. 8. Klett as managing editor and WM. Habenicht as business manager indicating staff roles in the newspaper.
The paper recalls Mr Miller and the Chamber of Commerce alerts across the county about get rich quick stock salesmen. It tells of an elderly saver ruined by oil and land ventures after World War I, railroading him into worthless stocks and notes, losses rescued only by death. It urges heed to smart propositions before fraudsters reach Fredericksburg.
The event ran Thursday to Friday with demonstrations in dairy testing by J L Thomas and J M Jones for sheep and goats. Women learned dress line color and cooking while men and boys engaged in poultry care, hog management, beef cattle selection, and live stock judging. A ton of exhibits, contests, and lectures concluded with a concert and a community show.
Ed Hoffmann born June 20, 1860 in Leiningen Llano County lived here all his life. He married Sarah Grenwelge on August 21 1887 and is survived by three children four brothers and four sisters. Funeral held Thursday at the family home with Rev J H Wendt officiating and burial in the family cemetery.
A friend’s bouquet inspires reflection on beauty and human relations. The speaker contrasts book knowledge with appreciation for art, nature, music, courtesy, and generous deeds as essential education beyond algebra.
President Coolidge plans to end the White House Social Secretary role and assign social duties to a state department official. The change shifts full responsibility for public entertainments from an adviser to an active director within the executive branch.
The statement urges backing officials willing to trim public pomp and spending even if it costs jobs on the public payroll, arguing this is necessary for economy in public affairs.
Mrs. Otto Henrichs of Castell died suddenly at her home Monday about 1 o'clock. The longtime merchant’s wife had lived in Castell for many years and was well known in the community. She was seventy one years old at the time of her death.
The obituary notes the deceased is survived by her husband two daughters and a stepson Gus Krauter of Comfort. Ducted Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock by her pastor Rev Bobt Moerner and interment was made in Castell cemetery.
Mrs Trenrietta Pluennecke nee Lehmburg born January 1858 in Beaver Creek Mason County Texas. Married Henry Pluenneke May 20 1879 and raised eight children on a Mason County homestead later moving to Mason. She died August 14 1913 at age 67 with four sons and four daughters surviving along with grandchildren and siblings.
By Wednesday of next week the 1925 Mesa will be off the press and ready for delivery. Copies of same can be had at this office.
Mrs Hugo Borgfeld and son of Converse join Mr and Mrs H Heyland for a stay. Mrs James E Foy and baby of San Antonio visit Mr and Mrs Henry Braeutigam. Herman Schlierer and Helen Schlierer of San Antonio guests at Ostrow Hotel. A D Kent arrives to stay with D A Riley. Mattie Wiley and Julia Estill visit Kerrville with Elmo Roberts. Hulda Walter and Elsa Walter visit Kerrville with Mrs Robert Saenger. John L Surber and Josephine Surber of Comfort attend Kolmeier Evers wedding. Elizabeth Cordes returns from San Antonio with Dorothy Neuheisel. Ruby Gaim of San Antonio visits Emmie Kallenberg. Erna Koimeier returns from Austin summer session. Antonette Bracher also from Austin at home with Rev F A Bracher.
Dallas July 23 Justice of the Peace Baldwin said the statute of limitations does not run against marriage licenses after performing a ceremony last night. The license had been held two years after issuance and the groom refused to explain the delay.
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