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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
7
A compact note highlights farming and ranching viability with ample water and access to churches and schools. It emphasizes strong community features such as stress relief spaces. The listing suggests a conducive rural lifestyle with essential amenities nearby.
Amy Nell Morris surprises friends by moving to Antonio and getting married. Jack Lee Imington of California, called “little Jack,” son of Mrs. Arthur Lee, now makes his home in El Paso. A crowd of friends sends best wishes. The Wilsons and their son Chester relocate to the Martin Ranch near Hext. Montgomery and Majorie visit Harper. Jne L. Menger and daughter move into the Cottle home. J. B. Whitewood and wife shopped in town. Many locals attend court in Fredericksburg. R. G. Bier schwale visits on business. R. Cook of Goman visits his ailing father Johnnie Cook. A. L. Solomon brings Mrs. Solomon to Dr. McBeth for throat treatment.
Saturday morning Horace Gibson was kicked by a horse causing a broken leg and bleeding. He rode home then was cared for by his father in law and doctors later. The issue also notes many local visits, weddings, births, and social events in Harper and nearby communities, including irrigation upgrades, travel to Fredericksburg, and a birthday gathering for Rev G H Brown.
Local notes report births visits and travel of residents including Mr Garrett Bierschwale work on a new home and family arrivals. Several residents attend events in Fredericksburg Junction and Waco with barbecues and dental visits mentioned.
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