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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
9
Local notes report Fredericksburg becoming a second class post office from July 1. Community pride grows as wool, mohair, and cotton shipments rise from Mason County. A farmer quips about selling two bales at 40 cents per pound and giving four away.
Local notes report Gillespie County Saengerbund scheduling its annual Saengerfest at Peter's Opera House on Sunday June 19. The entry also covers recent rainfall aiding crops and grazing, a party at the Knust home, travel of Chas Straube to San Antonio, and the arrival of Lieutenant Louis Jordan's remains with post funeral honors at the court house. The American Legion guards escorted the casket from San Antonio and a summer school session began with 43 pupils.
Local update sets pricing for the new oat bags at 36 tf with no reported changes to stock or distribution. Shoppers are advised to check in-store listings for any color or size variants and promotional offers.
Miss Edna Schupp and Mr. Lee Roy Cauley. Miss Vera Klaerner and Mr. Frank Albrecht. Miss Emilie Maria Novian and Mr. F. F. Oestreich. Miss Mina Kraus and Mr. Oscar George Keller.
May 31 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gus Jenschke. June 4 Peter Schandua age 79. The University of Texas sent a large delegation to the depot to honor Lieut Louis Jordan. Gold White Stars beat Albert 10 to 6. W W Cockrell buys out German in Cockrell German store. German expects to return to Texas oil fields. Conrad Pape and son Conra d visit Fredericksburg and Kerrville. Race riot case involves Stratford charged and others. extradition papers sent. grand jury underway. peace resolution discussed with President’s war powers noted.
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