Fredericksburg Chamber Sets New Era With Coordinated Effort
The Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce plans a meeting to launch a coordinated development program for Fredericksburg Gillespie County and the Hill Country. Leaders from the Chamber Gillespie County Fair Association and Junior Chamber of Commerce report strong fundraising success and emphasize broad member participation and shared responsibility.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Spectators a Hindrance to Volunteer Firemen in Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg’s big local blaze attracted crowds that caused traffic jams and risked hindering fire crews. A false alarm pulled a truck away from the major conflagration, prompting criticism of pranksters. Firemen receive thanks for their difficult, well-executed work.
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Fredericksburg
We Believe By Alfred Petsch
A Texans view blasting U S Supreme Court rulings on segregation and Tidelands wealth, condemning Democratic leaders for excluding J E McDonald from the Agriculture Secretary ballot as unlawful and arbitrary. The piece urges voters to question party loyalty and defend voter rights amid a unanimous committee decision.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Texas
Tidelands
Roosevelt
Truman
White House
U. S
Texas Gulf Coast
Supreme Court
Democratic Executive Committee
J. E. McDonald
Secretary of Agriculture
State Executive Committee
Supreme Court of Texas
McDonald
Fredericksburg News Highlights June 1927 Events
County officials met with the State Highway Commission in Austin to discuss Gillespie County roads. Simon Burg suffered a serious brain concussion from a horse accident near Stonewall. Cooking demonstrations proceed at Peter's Hall. The 1927 28 Fredericksburg Public School faculty is listed. Local residents visit Austin and Temple for events. Giants beat Comfort Branchos 3-2. Boerne to visit next Sunday.
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Herman Usener
Ad. Gerhardt
Joe Heep
Ed Gold
Hy. Tatsch
Austin
State Highway Commission
Gillespie
Simon
Henry Burg
Stonewall
Leona Lhing
Central Power and Light Co
Peter's Hall
Fredericksburg Public School
C. W. Feuge
E. M. Bittner
Julia Estill
Abbie Lee Carter
R. W. Klingelhoefer
B. L. Enderle
Esther Mueller
Meta Petsch
Olga Reichenau
Myrtle Rose Dietert
Albertine Koennecke
Stella Jung
Ruby Truitt
Louis Brodie
K. Konzack
Fredericksburg
Reve Becker
Doss
Temple
Texas
Hugo Mosel
Southwestern Granite Co
Llano
Rothmann
Premier Ranch
Mason County
Giants
Comfort Branchos
Boerne
Democratic Texas committee blocks people’s choice in candidates
The piece denounces a Democratic Texas committee for complicating candidate selection and suppressing the people’s right to choose. The author argues loyalists to the White House ignore voters rights and question leadership’s devotion to free choice.
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Central” Committee
Texas
White House
National Party
Concordia Singing Club Returns From Llano River Outing
The Concordia Singing Club returned home Thursday after a pleasant outing on the Llano River. On June 24 1917 H H McFarland left for Boerne to bid farewell to two sons enlisting in the U S Navy. A June 26 1917 report notes the death of Hans Basse age 30 7 5 with rites by Rev M O Puhl.
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Concordia Singing Club
Liano River
H. H .McFarland
Boerne
U. S. Navy
Alvin Lehne
Austin
University Normal
Hans Basse
Fredericksburg
M. O. Puhl
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Fredericksburg Publishing Company, Inc
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Max Bierschwale
Arthur H. Rowert
Chicago
Seattle
New York
San Francisco
Counties
Arthur H. Kowert
Joe Molberg
Werner Moehr
Marcus Wehmeyer
Ad. Dannenberg
San Antonio
Lawrence Knopp
Vincent
Adolf Meckel
Victor Keidel
Louis Stieler
Menard, Texas
Felix Stehling
Reuben Jordan
Henry Kunz
Llano River
Adie
Famous Payne Furnace
PAYNE
Pfiester Appliance Company
Hill Country
West Main
Hein
Chevrolet
East Main Street
McBride Chevrolet CO
Hein Chevrolet Co
Hein Chevrolet
E. Main Street
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