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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1930
Page
3
A large group of base ball fans met at Bein Hall last Wednesday night to organize a team. C. L. Burns was elected manager and W. A. Cottle was elected coach. A strong turnout Sunday for practice showed enthusiasm and they will use the same grounds hoping for victory in every game.
Mrs Morris spent Wednesday in town with Mrs Jones. Arthur Grosenbacher visited Harper Tuesday. Mrs Kaiser traded in Harper Wednesday. The Papes guests of Mrs Pape's mother Tuesday. Kathlee and Vivian Gooden spent the weekend at the Brown ranch. Lewis and family from Hayes Ranch visited Harper. Alvie Barker and Eden family visited here. The Little family and Leora and Buel in Junction over the weekend. T C McDougall and Olivia Kneese with Johnny Bierschwale Sunday. Chas Jordan and son Egan and Marvin McDougall of Llano visited relatives Sunday. Leora and Buel among Fredericksburg visitors from Harper Monday. Harper High beat St Mary’s Fredericksburg 24 to 16. L D Nixon and daughter with Mrs Clarence Harper went to Mason for Gilbert Nixon pneumonia care. They returned with his improvement. Morris De Lorey, Marvin Tobin, Morris Bein, Chester Brown, Clarence Smith and Warren McDougall attended court at Fredericksburg Tuesday. J P Mabry and family moved to the Presbyterian parsonage. Bert ram Sageser family moved to Mabry place.
Sam Honig was a business visitor in town Wednesday. Ben and Felix Kensing visited Fredericksburg Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Staudt were guests of Mrs. N. C. Cottle Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Schmidt visited friends in Harper one day this week. Johnny Courtney of Menard toured Harper Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cogsall and children were Harper visitors Wednesday. Miss Alice Stovall traveled to Eckhart with Miss Lydia Kneese for a weekend stay.
Mandan North Dakota February 22 A 11 year old Boy Scout John Dewey saved Forrest Marvin age 8 from the Heart River current after a duck boat overturned Marvin who could not swim clung to viaduct timber while Forrest was swept downstream John kept Forrest above water until both were rescued followed by a local note on sheep and goat shearing supplies at Oscar Krauskopf St 22 24
An advertisement offers exclusive agency for Lady Doris Baby Face Lotion described as a magic beautifier. It claims to remove and prevent tan sunburn blackheads and pimples. Also promotes a summer millinery and dresses line with event dates 23 26.
Removal notice informs the public that the insurance office has relocated to the Palace Theatre Company Building. It states occupancy on the second floor and invites continued patronage in the new location.
Laura Schmidt Alma Sauer visited homefolks over the weekend. Arthur Crenwelge and Chas Friedrich traveled to Fredericksburg with others. Doss Tennis and Volleyball teams went to Fredericksburg with tennis taking first and volleyball fourth. Arthur Dittmar is improving from illness. Several residents made business trips to Fredericksburg, including A A Danis Emil Mund and Christ Wahrmund. Gottlieb Friedrich was sick and visited by Chas Friedrich and Wahrmund.देश
Dallas February 25 members of a governor Moody appointed committee and officials from the Federal Farm Board and the American Cotton Co operative Association met to speed an program to aid Texas cotton farmers. They planned to reorganize the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association as the core of the Texas Cotton Co operative Association and to establish five to seven district marketing groups statewide.
Fairbanks Morse & Co. gasoline engines and repair services are offered at the OSCAR KRAUSKOPF premises. The ad highlights sales, service, and parts for industrial and commercial engines. Local business to support mechanical needs and equipment maintenance.
Cotton representatives meet to revise Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association policies to match aims of the Federal Farm Board and the American Cotton Co operative Association. The board operates a marketing corporation with a $30,000,000 capacity.
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