Fredericksburg Notes and Local News Briefs
Fredericksburg society and business notes from the weekly issue report local visits, school events, Red Cross activities, and community notices. Entries cover shortages, errands to San Antonio, rainfall for planting, and upcoming Hoover Box Supper with details on proceeds and hospital garments.
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Willow City
Willow Branch
Gillespie Co
American Rea Cross
Red Cross
Kneese and Schmidt Wedding in Gillespie County
Mr Richard Kneese and Miss Lydia Schmidt were married in the M E Church South on Tuesday at 3 pm Rev A R B Vetter officiated The bridal party included Miss Selma Kneese and Mr Edwin Schmidt with Lina Franz playing the wedding march A wedding feast followed at the groom's parents home Congratulations and best wishes were extended by family and friends in Gillespie County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Barker
Harper
Fredericksg
Cain City
Herman ‘Phae
San Annio
Arlie Herbert
Herman Herbert
John P. Burg
Stonewall
Tare Treat
Fredericksburg
Santonio
Gillespie County
Messrs. S. Schwarz
Marion Lee
Mell M. Wall
Monroe Fischer
Oswald Weber Lucken
Sam
Kneese-Schmidt
Richard Kneese
Lydia Schmidt
M. E. Church
South
A. RB. Vetter
Selma Kneese
Edwin Schmidt
Lina Franz
Kneese
Prominent Wrestler in Fredericksburg Match
A wrestling bout is planned at Klaerner's opera on Wednesday night March Young Sherburne 6th faces Klaerner in a 160 pound weight class clash. Sherburne, undefeated locally and famed for speed and technique, is matched against Klaerner who has trained hard and promises a strong challenge. The event, touted as a top tech contest, is expected to draw solid interest from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaerner
Young Sherburne
Kelly Field
Walter Klaerner
Walter
Fredericksburg
Ring Phone No 40 News Tips for Local Pet News
City call for tips invites readers to share news items about pets and animal welfare. The notice requests help from locals to make pet stories more visible and encourages speaking up to enrich community coverage.
Texas county warns on strict federal food rules
County Judge Joseph Decker reports a Texas Food Administration meeting in San Antonio. Public guidance stresses conserving wheat and meat, using substitutes like corn meal and rice, and complying with rationing and dealer controls to prevent shortages. Violations carry heavy fines or imprisonment.
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A. H. Kneese
State of
Texas
San Antonio
Court of Gilles County Dockets Far Reaching
The Gilles County court continued sessions with numerous civil actions. Judgments for plaintiffs were recorded in several cases while others were dismissed by agreement or continued. A mistrial occurred due to juror illness and the grand jury has not returned a bill.
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State of Texas
Ottomar Wagner
Henke & Hirsch
A. F
N. Ry
Ernst, Jr
Hy. Thiele
S. A. Schulze
Clara Weirich
Aug
Ida Doerrius
Felix Walch
Partition Commission
Louis Kneese
Aug. Cameron
Arthur Kuenemann
Willie Cauley
John Cauley
Felix Waich
Robert Wehmeyer
Otto Barsch
Alfred Jung
H. A. Pahl
G. W. Jernigan
Geo. W. Banta
Felix Blanchard
Edwin Grobe
Peter Novian
Waldemar Klier
J. P. Burg
J. H. Moore
E. P. Butler
Louis Crenwelge
Ernst Wilke
H. Kuenemann
Mhilmar Wunderlich
Ernst Herbert
R. M. Insall
H. C. Rountree
Evelyn Rountree
Aug. Welgehausen
Chas. Welgehausen
Government-Backed Food Rules Promote Meatless and Wheatless Diets
The program outlines meatless breakfasts and wheatless suppers with noonday meals on Sunday, Thursday, and Friday being unrestricted. Bread may be made with 80 percent flour and 20 percent substitute if wheat bread is avoided entirely. The guidance argues these rules are mild and easily followed to curb hunger and endure until a bountiful harvest.
Dry Weather Letter From Rhineland Farm News
A Rhineland Texas farmer writes of continued dry conditions in Knox County on February 19, 1918. He notes shallow soil moisture seven inches deep, wheat planted in December barely visible, oats delayed due to dryness and high costs, corn at 1.80 per bushel, and widespread feed shortages driving cattle sales and scarce horses. Sand storms hamper crops and drift sands threaten dry conditions.
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Texas
Middle States
Drouthistricken
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Preparations for Third Liberty Loan in San Antonio
Preparations for San Antonio's quota of the third Liberty Loan will begin today, under George J. Roark, manager of the local campaign. A new method will be used with a full taxpayer list of Bexar County, and stenographers will transfer names to printed cards showing property values and other payment details.
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San Antonio
George J. Roark
Liberty Bond
Roark
Bexar County
Bread Shortage Route in Italy Realized
International News Service from Rome reports that Supply Commissioner Crispi’s forecast of cereal stocks exhausted by February has come to pass. Italy now faces daily bread from imports, marking the start of a prolonged period of food restriction.
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Italy
Rome
Crispi
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Loan & Asstract Company
R.G. Striegler
Agans
Ile
Hy. Schmidtzinsky
R. L. Kott
R. Maier
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KR. Maier & Son
J. Walter Pressler
Big 1
Wu. Engel, Jr
Caunty
Bandera County
Hohmann& Stehling
Fredericksburgh & Northern Railway
Paula
John Klein
Lueckenbach
Coliseum
Fort Worth
E. Johnson
Austin
Eda Evers
Evers
S .E. Johnson
Priess
American Red Cross
Philippines
Washington
R. Maier & Son
RED Cross News
Uuty
Joseph Decker
Gillespie County Food Commission
RK. G. Striegler
Richard Henke
Hy. Hirsch
Max Bierschwale
Robert Blum
Clayton Morris
BK. H. Riley
Texas Food Administration
United States
The
Food Administration
Gilles County
Rhineland
Knox County