Feed and farm supply items listed for sale
A broad catalog of farm and ranch goods is offered including cotton seed products bran maize wheat oats salt salt blocks and other agricultural supplies for livestock feeding and farm needs.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1944
Page
5
A broad catalog of farm and ranch goods is offered including cotton seed products bran maize wheat oats salt salt blocks and other agricultural supplies for livestock feeding and farm needs.
Come in now and select pattern and fabric for new spring and Easter dresses. Attractive prices on dress trims, spring bags, and new shades of hose accompany the selections.
Rev. H Brunette formerly at a Gatesville Lutheran church was installed as pastor of the Cherry Spring and Doss Lutheran churches on Sunday. A welcome supper followed the ceremonies, and a large gift table of groceries greeted the new pastors at the parsonage.
Albert News Edna Raulz helped the Merz family over several days last week. Mrs Henry Wilke spent two days in Fredericksburg with the Klein family. Orwin Peese of near Fredericksburg visited the Helmers on Friday. Willie Schumann Sr. and family visited Rudy Schumann and children Thursday night. Levi Ottmers welcomed a baby boy on February 22. Lindig relatives from California visited Andrew Lindig. Melitha Wilke of Johnson City spent the weekend with her parents, Mrs and Mrs Harry Wilke. Miss Wilke has helped M C Winters for several months. Helen Pehlue spent Sunday with Clifteen Klein. Arthur Jenschke and family visited Robert Segner on Sunday.
Johnson City records the deaths of Louis Felps aged 60 from a heart attack in Miller Creek, and Mrs Edna Polvado in Round Mountain. Felps is survived by wife, child Milton, mother, sisters, and brothers. funeral at Miller Creek cemetery led by Rev. Jas H. Clark. Polvado’s survivors listed as several relatives.
Willow City Methodist Church enjoyed the Men’s Choir from Edison Street Methodist Church singing several beautiful songs Sunday. Dr H M Ratliff of Austin executive secretary of the Conference Board of Education spoke. Family and friends attended including Judy and Jane Barker for their fourth birthday.
M. Albert Felps of Johnson City died of a heart attack and was found dead in his cabin by Mr. Gunn. Survived by several children including Mrs. Jay Danz of Miller Creek. He is a cousin of the late Louis Felpe who died the same day in Miller Creek Cemetery.
Morris Ranch led Gillespie County February rainfall with 3.72 inches in the month per Tom Carr. He notes 16 rainy days and the heaviest single day of 1.24 inches on the 25th. Other counts include Handy Stop 3.55 inches and several county reports ranging from 1.59 to 2.99 inches.
The Social Security Board field office serves the community and staff, led by Mr. David S. Pruitt in charge of the Austin office, is ready to answer at least 1,009 questions about the program. Citizens are urged to bring their problems to him.
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