Nutrition classes open in Red Cross summer program
Justice Court proceedings note new nutrition courses organized by the local Red Cross. Miss K Mitchell arrived last week and started classes on Friday with a Food and Dietetics focus. Enrollment reached 25. sessions run 9 am 4 pm and 8 pm to fit busy schedules.
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K. Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Mitchell
Pliver
Otto Meurer
The
Red Cross
Mitchell Kekert
Memorial Day Observed by Louis Jordan Post
Louis Jordan Post American Legion observed Memorial Day with 4 pm ceremonies at the city cemetery. Stores closed from 2 to 5 pm as citizens joined in honoring fallen soldiers. Chaplain Stehling opened with prayer. Rev Harris gave the address and wreaths were placed on graves. Names of local fallen soldiers and related cemetery observances noted. courthouse cases listed follow.
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Louis Jordan Post
American Legion
Post
Felix G. Stehling
B. M. Harris
United States Army
Estill
Harris
J. M. Dubray
Dhe Estill
Bediof
M. B
Mours and Harrington Attorneys at Saw Fredericksburg
A. W. Mours and H. M. Harrington operate as Mours and Harrington Attorneys at Law in Fredericksburg Texas serving legal clients with local expertise and representation.
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A.W Mours
H.m.harrington
Moursand & Harrington
Saw
For Sale in Any Quantity Flour Bran Shorts and Stock Salt
Advertisement notes selling flour bran shorts and stock salt in unspecified quantities with no location or contact details provided. The terse line suggests a general sale or catalog entry in a historical classified page.
Fair Catalog Printing Under Way For 1921 Exhibition
Secretary Hy Hirsch of the Fair Association has placed orders with the Publishing Fair Catalog Co to print the 1921 catalog. Printing will begin in about ten days and advertisements are being prepared. The exact fair date will be announced later and organizers urge early subscriptions to the Standard.
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Hy. Hirsch
The
Fair Association
Tor
Publishing Fair Catalog Co
Hirsch
Rev Bishop Drossaerts Visits Fredericksburg
The Rt Rev Bishop Drossaerts of San Antonio arrived in Fredericksburg on Sunday en route to Mason Brady and others. He stayed overnight with Rev. Gerlach and Heinzmann. On Monday he celebrated Mass and preached to the children who had received solemn communion. He plans to visit neighboring cities to administer confirmation to children.
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Drossaerts
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Mason, Brady
Our City
Gerlach
Heinzmann
Fredericksburg School Bond Passes by Strong Margin
The Fredericksburg Independent School District approved a $75,000 bond issue for a new public school building. Of 652 voters, 387 supported bonds and 59 opposed, with 49 voting against the building bonds. Bonds will be $500 each, 6 percent interest, redeemable at year forty, potentially boosting property values. The writer expects construction to begin soon, aiming for completion by December 31, 1921.
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Fredericksburg Independent School District
Hrederiecksburg
Schneider Heimann Wedding Ends Happy Weeknight Union
Mr Harry Schneider and Miss Ana Heimann were wed last Monday night in a simple ceremony. Guests at a wedding dinner at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Hy Heimann in Vir were entertained with an old time charivari. The couple departed Tuesday for their future home in Dallas. Congratulations.
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Harry. Schneider
Ana Heimann
Vir
Hy. Heimann
Se Yhneider
Dallas
Henry C White Dies. Longtime County Teacher at Nebweh School
Henry C White died recently after 30 years as a county teacher. In recent years he taught at the Nebweh school and lay in bed over three months, receiving careful care from the Lindemann family and Nebgen school patrons.
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Henry C. White
Nebweh
W. J. Lindemann
Nebgen School
Money to Lend at 3 Percent in Fredericksburg
J. B. Wieser offers loans and savings contracts at 3 percent interest. Office in the Gold Building, 1-2 Fredericksburg, Texas.
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J. B. Wieser
Fredericksburg
Texas
the Loan & Abstract Company
R. G. Striegler
A. P. C. Petsch
C. Hansen
Alma Klingelhoefer Vacationing with Seguin Relatives
Miss Alma Klingelhoefer of Seguin is spending her vacation with relatives in this city during a leisure trip.
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Alma Klingelhoefer
Seguin
State Briefs From Cooper To Corpus Christi
A state wide update reports a new guaranteed state bank opening in Cooper with 100000 capital, absorbing assets of a defunct Farmers National Bank. Uvalde sent honey to President Harding touted as top country honey from guajilla blooms. Wortham Ratcliff about 20 nearly died in a rock quarry derrick accident near Inno with two others injured. recovery uncertain. Amurrillo hit by large hail damaging crops. Temple State Bank may reopen after May closure. Ranger Commercial Hotel fire caused about 80000 loss with 45000 insured. Rockport deep water claim to be reopened by board of army engineers. Hochheim Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance fights DeWitt County tax exemptions. Mrs. Caroline Sloan buried at Victoria aged 93 years 7 months 223 days. Annie Webb Blanton probes Corpus Christi city. census data show discrepancies. Zapata County Judge A P Spohn had right foot amputated for ingrown toenail. Poteet shipments begin early carload of watermelons to Chicago. Karnes City farmer Walter Huth bitten by mad coyote seeks Pasteur Institute care.
San Antonio School Board Plans Teacher Cutbacks Again
The San Antonio school board votes to lay off teachers for the forthcoming term due to budget shortfalls. Among those re elected to continue teaching are Prof. Herman Hirsch, formerly of Fredericksburg, and Miss Erna Holekamp, formerly of Comfort.
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San Antonio
Herman Hirsch
Fredericksburg
Erna Holekamp
Comfort
Governor Demands Pryor Resignation Amid Contested Charges
Gov. Neff calls for Prison Commissioner W G Pryor to resign and issues stated reasons. Pryor denies the charges as untrue and refuses to step down. Eugene Thurman of San Antonio, a Brackenridge High School graduate, is noted as 13 years old.
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Gov. Neff
W. G. Pryor
Pryor
Eugene Thurman
San Antonio
Brackenridge High School
16 Year Olds Organize Oil Firm in Laredo
Two 16 year old boys at Laredo have organized an oil company and begun drilling. In Houston a district court judge refused to recess a murder trial to allow an attorney to address a citizens assembly at City Hall Memorial Day services.
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Laredo
Houston
Flood Damages and Political Turmoil Highlight 1920s Reports
Flood waters from the Columbia River breached a dam at Woodland Washington flooding 5000 acres. Warnings saved farmers from loss of life. U S District Attorney H R Robertson refuses to resign after protests against the spoils system. Clyde Manning found guilty of murder and sentenced to life.
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Columbia
Woodland
Washington
United States
H. R. Robertson
H. M. Daugherty
Robertson
Clyde Manning
J. S. Williams
Covington, Ga
Harding Sends Inquiries to Britain and Japan on Armament Cuts
President Harding has dispatched formal inquiries to Great Britain and Japan regarding reductions in armaments. The move signals a push for international disarmament dialogue amid postwar tensions.
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Pres. Harding
Great Britain
Japan
Liberty bonds fetch record low price in New York
Liberty bonds sold in New York on Wednesday at 344 percent for 86.84 dollars, the lowest price ever paid.
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Liberty
New York
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