Marie Cottle Reporter and Collector
Miss Marie Cottle is identified as reporter and collector in the Harper News. No additional context or events are provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
2
Miss Marie Cottle is identified as reporter and collector in the Harper News. No additional context or events are provided in the fragment.
Harper defeats Young's Chapel 5 to 4 as Herring allows 11 hits over a steady six innings. EB Althouse belts two triples and a double in five at bats. C Feller makes five fly hits and Williams with two running catches headlines in the Harper win.
Austin June 3. Cone Johnson warns of irregularities in 1925 26 machinery disposition as Fairchild seeks details on recovered gear. Equipment valued at least 20000 located. 500 loaned items unaccounted for. 73 power maintainers 8 rollers 73 tractors 185 trucks 144 graders 100 trailers 13 290 parts. Some gear already recovered but full facts withheld.
Frank M. Floyd and his daughters Cecil and Francis visited Aus tin Friday and Saturday. The group returning for vacations included Misses Joe Nette Rogers and Lella Rogers from 8, W. T U. Veterans Clyde Floyd and Temple Duderstadt from the Texas University joined Douglas Duderstadt from Schreiner Institute and Frank Lange Jr. from St. Mary’s.
J A Jackson aged 28 of Fairfield was severely injured while working in a trench 30 miles west of Junction. His pick struck an unexploded dynamite charge, shattering both legs and forcing amputation below the knee at Standifer Hospital. Bone fragments were removed from the remaining leg.
G W Kothmann married Nellie May Cummings Monday at 11 o clock with Rev J A Dekle officiating. Both are from the London community and well known in its younger set.
The Bellanca plane Columbia completed the longest nonstop Atlantic flight and landed in Eisseben, a copper and silver mining town in Saxony Prussia, near Leipsic, with about 25,000 residents.
Mrs. Mabel Walls was granted an interlocutory divorce from Ray Walls after she testified that he enforced a personal dress code. The code required black cotton stockings and ankle length skirts, and she said trouble arose if she did not comply. A second paragraph advertises Father’s Day gifts and hardware items from Juenke and Schoenewolf.
KNOPP and METZGER advertise canning services for fruits vegetables and meats this summer. They offer to prepare supply items such as cream butter poultry eggs beeswax hides and other products in exchange for client goods or payment.
In San Francisco on June 7, a Superior Court judge denounced a husband who demands his wife wear cotton hose and long skirts while gauze hosiery and knee length dresses are in fashion. The judge ruled such insistence reflects poorly on his suitability as a spouse.
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