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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1926
Page
17
Notice filed at Fredericksburg Texas Post Office directs public correspondence to Frede ricksburg Publishing Co. Business mail to Bookkeeper's Dept and all other matter to Editor's Dept.
A vast scheme on the New York Stock Exchange engineered a ten billion dollar crash, wiping out thousands of small investors while large operators remained unharmed. The piece critiques perceived legitimacy and warns of ongoing manipulation, with commentary from Farm and Ranch. Schroeder Bros. advertises Gingham fabric and McCormick Deering binders, touting quick service.
Four announced candidates for Texas governor are Mrs Wilmans Mrs Ferguson Mr Davidson and Mr Moody. Dad argues Moody opposes Ferguson and cites Moody actions against Highway Department contracts and textbook deals as evidence of his challenge to the Ferguson administration.
Community members extend heartfelt thanks for sympathy and support during illness and funeral of a wife, daughter, and sister. Notables referenced include Dan Moody and Jim Ferguson. Special gratitude to doctors Williamson Keidel and Witte, hospital staff, the Durst family, Rev. Radetzky Holly and Vetter, and the M kK Church South choir. Pallbearers and floral offerings acknowledged. Latest models in young men suits noted.
A reflective Easter poem celebrates spring, budding trees, singing brooks, and renewed life. It links nature’s awakening to the Christian claim of rising after death and ends by noting a political pledge about voting for Dan Ferguson as the most deserving candidate.
Cross Plains Texas March 23 the resolutions committee report adopted at the oil belt district convention of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce opposes dances at convention cities. It calls for chaperoned supervised dances and no drinking by dancers and prohibits bringing intoxicants. The resolution aligns with a Methodist conference ruling to bar public street and convention dancing.
In the U S District Court Western District of Texas Austin a bankruptcy for Gus Malchow of Fredericksburg Gillespie County is recorded No 1050 The first meeting of creditors is set for April 21 1926 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the Austin Texas office Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt Referee in Bankruptcy O W Sandstrom signs the notice dated March 27 1926
Mrs. A. M. Rowert and Sons Oliver and Arthur visited in San Antonio on Sunday. Albert Nauwald and family of Menard were visitors at Fredericksburg last Friday. Linden Kramer underwent appendicitis surgery at the local hospital last week. Herman Hohenberger of San Antonio visited Fredericksburg last Saturday. August Jordan and son Ruben visited relatives in Austin on Sunday. Misses Minnie Schmidt Puera Franz Rosa Knopp Irene Itz and Alonzo Evers traveled to Austin Tuesday for the High School Mesa benefit. Wilbur Windom and children of Round Mountain Otto Schlaudt and son Clarence of Johnson City were guests of Mrs Schlaudt and Meta last Sunday.
At Tuesday night mass meeting Henry Maier Emil Kolmeier and R S Klett were named as Trustees of the Fredericksburg Independent School District.
Mr Alfons Walter and wife and daughter Ellie Mrs Wm Molter and daughter Mr Jens Hansen and daughter Marie and Mr Albert Meyer of Hye will depart for an extended tour of the Old Country on May 18.
All leather work shoes priced at $2.00 with Schroeder Bros offering a quick printing service on short notice and guaranteeing satisfaction.
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