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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

8

Local Readers Add Subscribers and Biz News

Local and personal items report Henry Jor din Edward Knopp and W Z Bates new Standard subscribers Eugene Schmidt buys Willie Hauns Barber Show on Main street and plans interior overhaul Richard Arbelger of Mason County visits Fredericksburg staying with the Arbelgers and Mrs Reichenau. Dick notes Llano river still has fish.

Henry Jordin Edward Knopp

New Railroad Project Aims Llano to Fredericksburg Route

Local notices report a plan to build a railroad from Ranger Texas via Llano to Fredericksburg to connect with lines at San Antonio. Mr Chas Nimitz received a letter from a Llano party seeking information about a dump east of Fredericksburg. The Boy Scouts camp on Wm McDougall’s Pedernales property for a week. Abnormally cold weather Monday fell to 48 degrees with snow in Northwest Texas. The Southern Methodist Church held its quarterly conference led by Rev Konken of New Braunfels. June 3 marked Jefferson Davis’s birthday with the banks closed. Harry Schwarz traveled to San Antonio and shipped wool and mohair early in the week.

Gillespie County Chas. Nimitz Llane Fredericksburg Ranger Texas Llano San Antonio Wm. McDougall Pedernales Southern Methodist Church Konken New Braunfels Jefferson Davis Harry Schwarz

War Expenditures Inquiry Panel War Vote

Washington June 4 Republicans block a Democratic proposal to add six seats to the War Expenditures Committee to allow six inquiries into War Department costs. The 197 to 155 vote kept the panel at fifteen members with Speaker Gillet naming ten Republicans and five Democrats to probe aviation ordnance camps cantonments quartermaster corps and foreign expenditures.

Washington, D. C House War Expenditures Committee War Department Gillet

Soldier Hero Vaccinates Hearts with Courage in War Return

Letter from Dodge D Westfall, a Gillespie County native and Co K 359th Infantry, 90th Division, describes injuries from WWI including leg amputation after gas poisoning and shell wounds. He details hospital stays in Toul and New York Debarkation Hospital, letters from family, and recovery hopes.

Mason County News June meeting and air field plans

Last Monday night the Mason Commercial Club held its June meeting and discharged committees. A three man panel was chosen to arrange a landing field and mark it for aviation use, with a sketch of the town sent to the Aviation Fields of the State and Mason hospitality pledged. Two Mason County soldiers, Max Simon and Alfred Tingleyfardt, returned home on discharge after about six months overseas. A drowning death of 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Fleming occurred at a water trough in Ranch Branch, with burial at the Rit cemetery on Wednesday. Mrs Max Krueger and two sons visited Mrs Kurt Martin at the local sanitarium. they returned to San Antonio on Monday.

U. S. Debarkation Hospital Sixth Avenue 18Th Street New York City Henry Waco H. E. Holne Richardson San Antonio DeKalb Texas Ft. Sam Houston Marion Toul Vitel Chaterrox Mason Commercial Club Messrs J. Thorne Carl Runge Eli Jordan Mason Mason County Max Simon Alfred Tingleyfardt Alfred Fredericksburg Edgar Fleming Filemin Ranch Branch Stricker Rit Max Krueger Kurt Martin

Possible General Strike Hits Texas Oil Fields

North Texas reports indicate a general strike may be called in the Texas oil regions after the Texas Producing Company discharged oil field gas well and refinery workers belonging to unions. Federal Conciliator Joseph S. Myers of Fort Worth will seek a conference with companies and workers to avert the walkout, departing for Electra.

Fort Worth Tex North Texas Texas Joseph S. Myers Federal

Arrests in Chicago Bomb Suspect Raids

In Chicago six men are in custody as bomb suspects after raids on West and South Side locations. Explosives and anarchistic pamphlets were seized. Daniel Colzin, an Italian bookkeeper arrested days earlier, provides a partial confession linking local radicals to networks in the East.

Chicago Severl Danial Colzin East Colzin New York

Austrian government dissatisfied with peace terms

A Vienna newspaper reports that the Austrian government joins Germany in disapproval of the peace terms demanded by the allied and associated powers, calling them unacceptable and likely to provoke protests at the conference.

Vienna

For good commercial printing and quick service

Phone number 40 offered for reliable printing and prompt service. Local printers advertise quick turnaround and quality work for commercial needs.

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