Post Office Notice From Fredericksburg Texas
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Fredericksburg
Texas
Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
7
Public anger at stowaway’s gain from transatlantic feat
A columnist laments the public attitude as a stowaway named Schreiber nears reward from a transatlantic flight after nearly causing a wreck. The three grateful French aviators are praised for their charity, while the stowaway’s expected windfall sparks indignation at dishonor.
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Schreiber
Questioning McKenzie sanity tests for all murder cases
The article suggests including witnesses from Pete Mc Kenzie's sanity trial in his own sanity test. It questions whether McKenzie was deranged at the time of the murders and at his penitentiary escape, proposing uniform testing for all murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete McKenzie
McKenzie
Prohibition Enforcement Sparks Calls for Nonlethal Tactics
The piece argues prohibition is hard to enforce without bloodshed and cites five officer killings in ten days, including an innocent merchant killed near International Falls, Minnesota. It urges Washington to address the issue, insisting officers should only fire in self defense and not when a suspect merely escapes.
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International Falls
Minnesota
Washington
South Texas Editor Criticizes Local Paper Remedies
The editor decries small town publishers reprinting Dr LeGear's articles for stock and poultry remedies. LeGear, Ontario Veterinary College graduate 1892, with 36 years in livestock diseases and poultry, is a noted authority and breeder. He may err like others, but his expertise remains recognized.
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South Texas
Dr LeGear
LeGear
Ontario Veterinary College
Lectures by Dr Le Gear at Egg Laying Contest Draw Attention
The editor notes Dr Le Gear spoke at the Southwest National Egg Laying Contest under A M College supervision and addressed dairying for the Bexar County Farm Agent. The lectures drew large crowds, benefited farmers poultry raisers and dairymen in Bexar and neighboring counties, with broadcasts on KTLA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
A. & M. College
LeGear
Bexar County
KTLA
Keller Family Visits and Harvest Trip Report
Mr and Mrs Walter Keller and Max Keller of San Antonio spent Saturday in Fredericksburg. Miss Erna Lehwiening visits relatives and friends at Sonora. Henry Weinheimer and family have gone to Green Texas to harvest their wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Keller
Max Keller
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Erna Lehwiening
Sonora
Henry Weinheimer
Green
Texas
Social visits noted across Texas towns
Mrs Guenther Gold visits San Antonio with Mr and Mrs Felix Burg. Mr Ernst Loudon of Eagle Pass visits his brother Walter and family in Fredericksburg. Mrs Leonard Lawrence of San Antonio stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Ad Gold. Mr John Gentemann and family spend Sunday with relatives in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Guenther Gold
San Antonio
Mrs
Felix Burg
Ernst Loudon
Eagle Pass
Brother
Walter
Fredericksburg
Leonard Lawrence
Ad. Gold
Local Folks Visit Fredericksburg and Texas Harvest
Mrs. Frank Klein underwent an operation in San Antonio last week. Mr. W. L. Bierschwabe and family from near Noxville shopped in Fredericksburg Saturday. Dr. S. E. Chandler of Daniel Baker College and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hoffmann with daughter visited Fredericksburg. Mrs. Chas Priess and family and Mr. Ad Jenschke head to Vega Texas to harvest 1200 acres of wheat, joined by Miss Ida Eckert and Messrs Emil Barsch and Gus Teschner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Klein
San Antonio
W. L. Bierschwabe
Noxville
Fredericksburg
S. E. Chandler
The
Daniel Baker College
G. A. Hoffmann
Brownwood
Chas
Priess
Ad. Jenschke
Vega
Texas
Ida Eckert
Messrs
Emil Barsch
Gus
Teschner
Death of John C. Cook 95 Harper Texas Civil War veteran
John C. Cook 95 longtime Harper resident died at his home. Born January 10 1834 in Coweeta County Georgia he fought with Hood to Lee in Virginia including the Seven Days Battles Wilderness and Spotsylvania. Survived by four daughters and a son and several grandchildren. He was a charter elder of the Harper Presbyterian Church and his funeral featured taps by Frank Morgan.
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John C. Cook
John
Harper
Coweeta County
Henrietta Carlow
Ellen Patton
Cook
Grace Reed
Greenville
Ala
Texas Regiment of Infantry
J. B. Hood
Cass County
Texas
Karnes County
Gillespie County
Presbyterian Church
Frank Morgan
San Antonio
F. M. Floyd
Abbie Cook
Anthony Maurel
Globe, Ariz
Clyde Cook
el Paso
Moves and Family News Across Texas Towns
Mr Hy Roeder and family moved from Comfort to Freder icksburg early this week. Mrs A Stork returned home from San Antonio after months of visits with her children and friends. Mr Henry Maier welcomes a baby girl Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Hy Bullion in San Antonio. Congratulations.
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Henry Maier
Mrs. Hy. Bullion
San Antonio
Baumgarten and Peters Visit Fredericksburg as Plant Nears Start
Mr Baumgarten and Mrs Baumgarten with Dr Peters and family visit Fredericksburg. Baumgarten says Carnation Milk Products factory near completion and expected to begin operations on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumgarten
Dr. Peters
Schhulenberg
Fredericksburg
Colorado snowbound roads and local fires report
E N Hickson reports Colorado conditions after a long winter blizzard at Soway mine near Silverton high elevation above 13000 feet. A small building near J T Miller’s residence burned partially and an oil stove explosion at Walter Durst’s home caused minor damage with prompt fire department response.
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E. N. Hickson
The
Standard
Blanco County
Silverton
Colorado
Soway Mine
J. T. Miller
Schultz Addition
Walter Durst
Businesses Close Early for July 4 Parade Observance
Local business owners agree to close at 11:00 A M on July 4 in observance of the Louis Jordan Post American Legion celebration. Speaking at 10 30 A M at the courthouse and parade at 1 00 P M precede the observance, with notices to run in local papers.
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Louis Jordan Post American Legion
Quality Cash Grocery
Bank of Fredericksburg
A. W. Maier
City Furniture Co
Schroeder Bros
Dooley’s
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Loyal Music Store
Radio Post
Chester Reichenau
R. M. Lewis
Sehandua & Reichenau
Kolmeier & Klier Co
Alf, Gold
Lehumann’s
Cash & Carry
Henry Hirsch
Schmidt Millinery
the Music Palace
Alb. Schmidt
Fog Imp. Co. Rich
Ransleben
Klaerner & Schmidt
Schaetter & Sons
The
Climax
Hermann Paint Shop
Henry Becker
Taylor Burke Motor Co
Otto Kolmeier & Co
Leo Blanchard
Norman Bros
Fredericksburg Tire
Stehling Bros
J. S. Heiner
Anna Gold
Piggly Wiggly Store
Louis
Stein Lumber Co
Eng. C Schmidt
Felix Maier
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
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KLETT
WM. Habrenicht
John Gentemann
CERN
Fredericksburg Cannery
Hotel
Nimitz
J. A. Ward
Delano
W. 8
Hohmann
W. C
Kerrville Clinic
Secor Hospital
N. Sabinas
Martin’s Fly
Martin
Schneider's Produce Co
H. C. Maier, Knopp & Metzger
Central Drug Co
John Knopp
Keidel & Kallenberg
Robt, Blum, Woerner & Durst
A. Klingelhoefer
Nash 400
Secrety
Lovejoy
Houdaille
Nash
Ever Ready Motor CO
Fredericksburg, Texas
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