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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
10
Mrs Arthur Bruckner is Editor of the Blanco County Section. Any item intended for this section may be sent to her at Johnson City not later than Tuesday of each week.
A string of local visitors and guests are listed from Rocky, Cain City, Blanco, Hye, San Antonio, Austin, Fredericksburg, Bandera, Round Mountain, San Marcos, Des Moines and Des Moines area. Notables include Alfred Weirich, G A Cammack, J C Fox, Aynold Fuchs, and E P Ross visiting relatives, attending church, or on business this week.
The item lists numerous couples and births including Mr. Orwin Ahrens with Miss Lou ise Sultemeier and others, noting a son born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Casparis and a daughter on July 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weirich. It records many local visits by Jimmis Leonard, J. H. Clark, and others, with guests from San Francisco, Dallas, Houston and Blanco, plus a dance attendance and social visits around town.
A Abilene Texas farmer Mr W Worthington claims Argotane restored his energy after months of fatigue indigestion and constipation and says he feels ten years younger. He reports daily work resumed with no headaches pains or digestive trouble and praises the medicine as wonderful. Central Drug Store Fredericksburg sells Genuine Argotane.
Mr Porter Ross of Bianco and Miss Dororthy Striegler of San Antonio are among visitors. Numerous families from San Antonio Fredericksburg Llano and Crane are guests of local residents. Miss Maude Bird hosts and visits in San Angelo while a birth is noted for Ernest Page and Mrs Boyd and family plan Llano week.
Hanford California July 14 John Sorder drew admiring letters after he pulled a woman motorist from her car and spanked her following a minor collision. Fans urge him to direct traffic in Frankfort Illinois and Monroe Wisconsin. Lorder is serving days for disturbing the peace.
Washington July 5 1929 the American Motors association announced a high automobile fatality rate with 33 060 deaths in 1929 equaling 124 7 deaths per 100 000 registered cars. The rate rose to 226 deaths per 100 000 in the year ending June 14 a 12 percent rise in a single year.
Backache and bladder irritation disturb sleep with burning itching sensations and muscular pains. Try Cystex today and see fast improvement or money back if unsatisfied. Only 60c. Central Drug Co. adv.
Mr. Conrad Icke of San Antonio visits his mother Mrs. L Icke at Young's Chapel. J Reinhard returns to Fredericksburg after a brief visit. Hilmar Lang family visits, and Werner Icke does business in Willow City. Loyd Bush family plus Mrs Icke host several visitors. Albert Schneider family visits B B Welch home. Bush party travels from San Antonio to Eden then Mexico for visits.
The body of Adolph Reimer, 28, was found on the Guadalupe River bank near Norte, south of Seguin. A bullet wound to the left breast and head injuries were noted. Justice of the Peace Dix ruled death probably caused by wounds. Reimer, a Seguin area resident, went to the river to fish and is survived by parents and siblings. Interment will be Wednesday at Geronimo.
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Brooks Smith Jr aged 42 of Houston died from burns after an explosion in his hotel room in San Antonio. His body was sent to Houston for burial Monday afternoon.
A statement notes that milk which sours rapidly develops a better flavor than milk that sours slowly when kept at a low temperature.
Mrs Davis and her son Norris of Granger barely escaped injury when their car stalled on the railroad track Sunday afternoon. They jumped clear as a Tex special train swept the vehicle from the tracks, the car catching fire moments after the crash.
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