Fredericksburg Standard Weekly Publication Note
The Fredericksburg Standard announces its weekly issue by Fredericksburg Publishing Co issued every Saturday identifying its weekly distribution schedule and publishing authority.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
4
The Fredericksburg Standard announces its weekly issue by Fredericksburg Publishing Co issued every Saturday identifying its weekly distribution schedule and publishing authority.
Public notice from WM. HABENICHT Business Manager directions for correspondence. It lists address handling and department designations for business and editor inquiries at Fredericksburg Publishing Co. in Fredericksburg Texas.
Editorial notes defend a policy of refusing ads from mail order firms to support home merchants. The piece urges residents to patronize local printers and shops, counters outside shopping, and promotes buying at home to keep Fredericksburg on the map and maintain community cooperation.
Judge McLean urges Grand Jury to condemn gamblers bootleggers and libertines as threats to youth and public morals. He condemns reckless drunken driving stresses duty to public safety and says marital abandonment and libel deserve harsh penalties. He stresses liberty with responsibility and the need to enforce traffic and anti defamation laws.
The writer describes a June trip starting in Chicago, then Racine, Wisconsin, with a one day stay in Racine and a visit to Waupaca. They tour lakeside campsites, dairy farms, and a notable dairy ranch run by Mr Imeson. They travel 470 miles with 40 gallons of gas and 1 gallon of oil, returning to Racine amid rainy weather.
Mrs Alma Glidden and daughters Mathilde and Mae return from Austin for the winter. Mrs Constance Mueller hosts again after visits to Waco San Antonio and Dallas. Mr and Mrs Martin Alford of Ennis pass through town and stay with Mrs Louis Bartlett. Mrs L Weber and Miss Dora Weber return from Cisco. Mrs Victor Keidel hosts a bridge party with seven tables. Viola Henke wins high score Leola Patton low score and Mrs August J Hahne cuts for consolation. Guest prizes go to Mrs Miller K Wiesjahn San Antonio Mrs Henry Stieler San Antonio Miss Hilda Stieler Comfort and Miss Roberta Baskin Selma Alabama. A salad and ice course is served. Miss Lolie Gold returns from Galveston guest of sister Mrs J Gillig. Mrs B Witte hosts a Saturday bridge party with guests including club members and visitors. Henry Stie ler San Antonio wins guest prize J E Bell high among club members and Felix Keidel cuts.
The excerpt argues for strong laws against crimes that harm character and social standing. It emphasizes protecting priceless traits of society and suggests legal measures should target three reprehensible offenses to safeguard reputation.
Birth announcements list Mr Natiridar Ribera and Miss Eulalia Castillo and Mr Ray S C Hara and Miss Mary ae O Birth Report. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Enos H Rode on December 16 1924 and another daughter to Mr and Mrs Arnold Holly on June 10.
Bonafide subscriber base grows to 1700 for Standard ads. Invested money shows surprising results as readers respond to promotions and classified features.
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