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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
1
A collection of witty and critical quips on politics war and society. References include Darers on Pinchot Irish peace dreams voter behavior labor and unions with a final note about D. Lillie child’s medical operation in Austin.
A silent march in Washington on June 14 drew several thousands of black residents. Posters cited recent lynchings as a new May record while a youth sign stated a 15 year old was roasted alive. The route traced Capitol grounds to Seventeenth Street past the White House.
In Albino Perez and Faustino Leandro examining trial, Justice Lange charged them with manufacturing intoxicating liquor. Bound over to await grand jury action, each bond set at 250 dollars. unable to post, they were remanded. Attorney Major Petsch plans a Habeas Corpus hearing before Judge McLean.
A petition signed by over 2,000 Tulsa Black residents to form Norris City as a separate town was presented to Governor Robertson. The form was improper and returned for corrections. The group says homes were destroyed by white men during the Tulsa race riot and seeks protection and self rule in a new municipality. W J Schroeder and wife left for a trip to the lower country. Miss Mary Winklemann attended a nurses commencement in San Antonio last week.
A serious eye operation was performed on Mr Wm Kliensick of Bankersmith by local home surgeons last Saturday. The long standing eye ailment required removal of one eye and doctors hope to restore vision in the remaining eye.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zenner was celebrated on Wednesday. Friends and relatives visited the couple to offer congratulations and Blum's Orchestra and the Echo Choir serenaded them in the evening. The Standard joins in hearty good wishes.
Hackberry trees on the vacant lot between the Bank of Fredericksburg and Saenger & Ochs have been cleared. A modern building with an up to date garage and architectural front is to be erected, occupying by Silas Kneese and Chas Ott once finished.
The debate over liquor aboard Shipping Board vessels at sea continues as Chairman Lasker reiterates the practice until a legal ruling or jury decision declares it illegal under prohibition laws. Other items include a Blanco death inquiry by the district attorney, a San Antonio axe murder of a family, Shriners selecting Washington for the 1923 meet, and political grievances fueling opposition to Harding.
A young Lange nearly died after biting a fence staple. skilled home surgeons saved the child's life. The operators report the youngster will quickly recover and return to his mother’s care.
Father Gerlach, after 18 years of continuous parish work, starts a vacation in Eudora Kansas. He has long officiated there and will return on an undetermined date, bidding bon voyage and au revoir.
Louis Kott and Co. Ford dealers announce a forthcoming annual picnic promised to differ from prior events. The firm aims to provide entertainment for all ages but has not yet disclosed the date or venue, with personal notices to follow.
At the request of county agent R S Miller Dr Harrison of the state veterinary force visited last Monday to inspect anthrax in the county. So far only a few head owned by Mr Ford Geller mann have died with no further cases reported. Report any new cases to County Agent R S Miller.
The Harper Commercial Club plans a record breaking free barbecue aiming to attract county and state attention. Speakers from Frederickshof and San Antonio are lined up. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Karl Hennersdorf of San Angelo and Mr J W Arhelger of San Saba, with Margarete Buredorf and Dora Arhelger departing for Austin for the University summer session.
The Boys and Girls Clubs join the Boys and Girl Scouts for a two day encampment at Kerrville Road crossing of the Pedernales River. Events include stock and poultry judging lectures on feed and feeding and various entertainments led by a YMCA man. June 23 and 24 are the key dates.
Mr. E F Hahn and his family relocated to start anew, with their move marking a fresh chapter in their lives as they settle into a new home and community.
Mrs. Ad. Gold and daughter Lola visit relatives in Galveston. Mrs. EB. J. Krezden of San Antonio stays with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Maier. Mr. John Heep and daughter Sophia, and Mr. F. J. Maier and daughter Margarete drove to San Antonio last Sunday and returned Monday.
German specialist hurried to Lenine’s bed to treat the Russian dictator as Professor Mlechsig, head medical authority, oversees the procedure. Dr. Yen is named acting China premier, Wu Pei Fu becomes minister of war, and Ford offer urged acceptance. Military Committee reports eight studies on Muscle Shoals nitrate plant sale, trade improving. J. W. Harriman notes signs of prosperity this fall. Hoovers talks push probe into fuel profiteering. Commerce Secretary to press holding operators for fair returns.
A test helicopter rises ten stories vertically and returns, claiming ascent like an elevator and descent of the same. The craft needs one more feature to win the prize, according to supporters.
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