Stonewall Extends Streak with Eight Straight Win
Stonewall crushed Harper 8 to 2 to extend their Farmer Boys League lead. Dummy Collins allowed two hits and fanned 13 as L Deike hit a perfect 5 for 5. Seipp's routed Sisterdale 16 to 5 with Lorenz collecting four of five and Seipp's totaling 15 hits. Next Sunday Lucky at Seipp's and Sisterdale at Harper. Results show Dooley's over Buckhorn 7-1 and Buckhorn 9-8 over Goodyear.
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Stonewall
Harper
Collins
L. Deike
Seipp’s
Sisterdale
Lorenz
Luckenbach
Stonewall 1
Doctor Inbat to See Patients Weekly on Thursdays Fridays Saturdays
Dr W C Inbat will hold weekly office hours starting next week on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays. The notice specifies regular weekly availability at the speaker's office with no additional details on location or appointment procedures.
Fawn Catching Law Cites Buck and Doc Fawn
The law allows catching Doc Fawn but not Buck Fawn. If Buck Fawn are caught a complaint for prosecution will be filed. Report at once to authorities as soon as Fawn are captured.
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Fawn
Doc Fawn
Buck Fawn
Llano Garage Fire Destroys Building and 14 Cars
August Donop of Llano said the Frey and Werner Garage in Llano burned early Monday morning. The blaze destroyed the building, 14 cars, auto accessories, and other goods. He also reported a Fredericksburg visit on Tuesday.
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Donop
Llano
Fredericksburg
Frey and Werner
Bride and degree arrive together for Rev Jack Brame McMichael
Rev Jack Brame McMichael of Boligee Alabama married Frances Jackson just days before his Columbia Theological Seminary graduation. Two hours after the ceremony he received his diploma. He appears with his bride and the sheepskin in a posed photo.
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Columbia Theological Seminary
Jack Brame McMichael
Boligee
Ala
Frances Jackson
Civil Service Examinations Open for Several Federal Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Public health nurse and several nursing and technical posts with salaries ranging from 1,260 to 2,000 dollars. Eligibility includes age limits, education, and experience. Alaska and Colorado date variations apply. Closing dates vary by region with mid July deadlines for most eastern states.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Alaska
Department of the Interior
Colorado
Arctic Circle
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Giants Meet Fat and Forty Club at Fair Park
The Giants face the Fat and Forties, a senior squad from the Straus-Frank Co. of San Antonio, in a Sunday 3 39 p m game at Fair Park. Last season the Giants beat the same club in a postseason tilt, and both teams have had limited success this year. The Fat and Forties draw crowds as a marquee semi pro draw while parkgoers anticipate a sunlit, lively afternoon.
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Giants
Straus-Frank Company
San Antonio
Fair Park
Bandera
Wildlife protection groups in Gillespie County united for game conservation
The article notes several Wildlife Protection organizations in Gillespie County aligned with the Texas Wildlife Federation. It argues that success for the parent body depends on cooperation from local groups and urges citizens and lawmakers in the Hill Country to support conservation friendly laws and enforcement to safeguard the region’s game heritage.
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Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
The
Texas Wildlife Federation
Gillespie
Ctizens
Heavyweight Title Fight Set For Yankee Stadium Next Wednesday
Louis defends the world heavyweight crown against Schmeling in New York at Yankee Stadium broadcast by NBC. Schmeling, the top challenger, is the only fighter to have counted Louis in recent years and is seen as the sole rival to decide supremacy. Guldahl wins national Open at Denver with 284 total. Metz second at 290. Southern Texas League All Star ballots close June 30 for July 23 game in Oklahoma City. Fredericksburg cannot vote for Carl Kott due to district rules.
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Schmelling-Louis
New York
Yankees Stadium
Louis
Schmelling
NBC
Oklahoma City
Missions hold third after week with brief rise to second
The San Antonio Missions went three and four to stay in third in the Texas League and briefly rose to second after a 7-6 Wednesday loss to Oklahoma City. They begin a three week home stand Saturday hosting Tulsa Oilers and league opponents. In the National League the Giants cling to a slim lead with Chicago and Cincinnati close behind. In the American League Cleveland leads the Yankees by one game, with Boston in third.
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San Antonio Missions
Tut
Oklahoma City
Missions
Alamo City
Tulsa Oilers
New York Giants
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Boston
Post Office Notice From Civil Service Board
July 14. Full information may be obtained from Otto Stoffers Secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office in this city.
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Colorado
Otto Stoffers
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Mrs Hugo Klein At San Marcos For College Attendance
Mrs Hugo Klein travels to San Marcos to attend the Southwestern College event, staying for the college session.
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Hugo Klein
San Marcos
S. W. T. S. T. College
Funeral Notice for Miss John Etta Foster in Austin
Doctor and Mrs Werner Keidel returned from a several weeks stay in San Antonio. Mesdames Adolf Wunderhicht Karl Kammlah and Otto Bae thee and children of Fredericksburg along with Miss Gertrude Grona of Kerrville attended the funeral in Austin Tuesday.
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Werner Keidel
San Antonio
Adolf Wunderhicht
Karl Kammlah
Otto Baethee
Fredericksburg
Paul
Max
Gertrude Grona
Kerrville
John Etta Foster
Austin
St Mary's Alumni Elects Officers At Reunion
St Marys Alumni held a reunion with Miss Theresa Kraus presiding at a business meeting. The group pledged help for school improvements and elected Marcus Wehmeyer as president, Mrs Albert Kammiah as vice president, Clemens Staudh as treasurer, and Miss Gertrude Kraus as secretary. Retiring officers include Miss Theresa Kraus, Marcus Schmidt, Miss Louise Metzger, Mrs Sidney Henke.
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Theresa Kraus
St. Marys School
Marcus Wehmeyer
Albert Kammiah
Clemens Staudh
Gertrude Kraus
Marcus Schmidt
Louise Metzger
Sidney Henke
Chicken thieves raid Blanco raid steals chickens
In Blanco Texas on a Wednesday night chicken thieves struck. They carried off about 75 birds from Mr. Chas Koch and left 14 hens shot dead.
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Blanco, Tex
Blanco
Chas. Koch
Wehmeyer Brothers Spend Friday in Amstin on Business
Messrs I G and Alois Weh Meyer were in Amstin on Friday for business dealings.
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Messrs
I. G. and
Alois Wehmeyer
Amstin Om Business
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City Softball League
Dooley's
Highway
Peter's Bar
Standard Service
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Goodyear
Doolley
Cosden
Sunset
Dooley’s
Peter
L Pet
Seipps
Lueckenbach Sisterdale
Peter’s Bar
Cosden Traffic Cops
Harper Abrhe
DeLorey
Ch. Feller
Om. Cottle
Schnelle
Cl. Feller
Lumpkins
McDougall
C. Cottle
Jung
HH. Cottle
Stonewall Abrhe
M. Burg
W. C. Inbat
Adolph Heeds
C Behr
Fischer
Rf P . Ebell
P Koennecke
Habenicht
Palace Theatre
Gene Autry
Lloyd Nolan
Shirley Ross
Parm
Tim Tyler
Laurel & Hardy
Gene Raymond
Glenda Farrell
Jeanette MacDonald Nelson Eddy
Golden West
Luckenbach Club
Otros
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Klett
Sechnerr
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Wells
Enderlin
Schmidtzensky
Schneider
J. Luckenbach
Schnerr
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Pfeil
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Wuest
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Civie Service Examinations
Texas Wild Life Federation
Galveston
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Lishing
Texas A. & M College
Henry W. Flagg
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Ben G. Oneal
Wichita Falls
Tom Holbrook
State Senate
State Game Department
Ralph Guldahl
Denver
Guldahl
Dick Metz
Houston
Beaumont
Shreveport
Carl Kott
Fort Worth Cats
Turner Ten Pin
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Pct Publishing Co
Wells Motor Co
Grand Prize
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Texaco Radio Post
Quality Cash
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Saenger & Ochs Mi
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Norman Dietel
Clara Fischer
Ollie Juenke
F. Schoenewolf
Alma Schmidt
Western Softball League
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Pecan Creek
Doss
Palo Alto
Baron’s Creek
Cherry Mountain
Baron's Creek
ST. Mary's
Peter’s Hall
Stark
Heidelberg
Biack
Base
Hill Top Pavilion
Mason Road
Musi
Herman
W. M. Fiedler
Reauthm Kings
Pehl
Otto H. Seipp
Ottmer’s Hall
Gold, Texas
A. D. Ottmers
Klingelhoefer
Cherry 5
Tom Dickey
Tatsch’s Hall
Cain City
Hill Country Boys
Edgar Tatsch
Felix Haun
Edgar Vatsch
Hye, Texas
Fritz Deike and Sons
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