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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1944
Page
6
The Standard reports a single incorrect insertion occurred in an advertisement. If this error appears, please notify the publisher to correct the record and clarify the affected listing.
658 acre ranch with well mill tank 40000 gallon cement fences grass. 31.00 per acre. 340 acres with live oaks mesquite two springs goat proof fence. Highway 17 miles out west. 40.00 per acre. 102 acres 55 field 4 room house porch well mill tank 75 fruit trees 4 miles out 5500. 100 acres or more land 5 room house large barn pecan grove on highway 100 fruit trees lots of pecan $5500 terms to suit buyer 56 percent immediate possession. 5 room house car house lot 100x200 electric pump electricity in house Close in up town 1950 56 percent long time. Can have possession now. 4 room bungalow brand new car house cistern large lot 10 bearing fruit trees All for 1850 possession now. 10 acre building site well mill tank water tank black land fine pecan trees 1150 west side of town close in highly located.
Frank E. Staudt, acting postmaster of Harper, is officially appointed postmaster after Senate confirmation. He has served 17 years in Harper, previously ran a filling station, and is son of Adolph Staudt of Fredericksburg.
483 acres total 150 acres cultivated includes a 6 room house big barn two sheep sheds windmill and tank garage and cattle guards no gates to open. Located 1 1/2 miles from Albert store priced at 36 dollars per acre. All black land.
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