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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
3
Memorial services were held Friday after two days of cemetery cleanup in Harper. Rev. L. L. Barnes and Rev. W. Wolf spoke. Graves were beautified with flowers and residents discussed funding a caretaker to keep the grounds tidy, urging strong community support.
Miss Olivia Kneese and Mr. Alfred Ellebracht were united in marriage at the Baptist Church with Lydia Kneese and Alton Kneese as bridesmaid and groomsman. The bride wore white, the attendant pink, and Rev. Dekle officiated. A reception followed at the bride's grandmother’s home with relatives and close friends.
Doyle Parker and Mrs Tom Nichols in Harper with families visit. Miss Mildred Solomon returns from San Marcos. Fre d ericksburg and Kerrville guests share weekends. Harper baseball loses 16 to 1 to Johnson City and hosts Pennant Oilers at home. Dora Walden evangelist visits Methdist Church. city notice urges subscription.
Little Bonnie Lee Schaefer of San Antonio visits aunt Mrs. Wm Moldenhauer. Reta Wallendorf spent last week visiting relatives at Stonewall. Millie Hoffmann of Kerrville spent the weekend with her parents. Rev L H Billings filled his appointment here last Sunday afternoon. Mrs Mary Cox and children of Blanco visit Mrs G L Price. Mr Jones and Mr Nowlin of Bandera were callers Wednesday. Lillie Dechert of Fredericksburg visited Katie Mae Price last Wednesday. H C Hoffmann made a business trip to San Antonio this week. Mrs H G Dechert and son Wilburn visited Mrs Katie Patton on Wednesday. Nellie Wallendorf is home after Kerrville visit. J W Adams has been very sick but improved.
Alfalfa and sweet clover in full bloom less likely to cause bloat than immature clover wet with dew or rain. Keep cows off pasture until dry. Provide salt and slaked lime. Feed cows before turning to pasture. Prolonged feeding of sweet clover can cause fatal internal bleeding, especially when moldy or frost damaged. Dehorning or castration may trigger fatal bleeding if sweet clover is the sole roughage.
University of Wisconsin expert J B Haynes warns that turkey poults should not have chicken or turkey hens as mothers to avoid blackhead. Even on clean ranges birds can contract from the mother, so use a new brooder stove and keep old birds away while maintaining strict sanitation to prevent the disease.
Mrs Ed Hahn underwent an operation in Kerrville on Wednesday and is hoping for a speedy recovery. Henry Welge has recovered from a blood poisoning case. Rubin Nixon and family attended the funeral of Mr Nixon's father in London. Raymond Schliesser left for Houston to visit his brother. Arnold Ellebracht and wife and baby of San Antonio attended the school picnic here. Nora Welch of Willow City is visiting her sister here. Emil Mund and sons made a business trip to Mecklenburg. Evelyn Stalker left for Hallettsville after teaching a term here.
Guidance on handling goose eggs and chick culling to improve breeding stock. Emphasizes selecting breeding pens from top producers, preferably hens, to ensure longevity and sustained high production. Includes a price note of 1.50 per year.
A Marshall contingent of seven Confederate veterans left for Biloxi Mississippi for the annual reunion. Just before boarding, a Methodist minister and group member announced he had married Ida Elliott about 45 in Texarkana on Saturday. The couple are honeymooning while at the convention.
A note identifies Austin Mutual as operating on a reserve basis with H. C. Koch listed as the agent and a contact phone number 257.
RAT SNAP comes in cake form and does not require mixing with food. One cake handles pantry or kitchen areas, two cakes cover a chicken house or small buildings, and five cakes serve farms and larger facilities. Sold and guaranteed by R. M. Lewis and Knopp and Metzger.
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