Fredericksburg Publishing Co. address notice
Public notice from Fredericksburg Publishing Co instructs readers to send communications to the Fredericksburg Post Office as second class matter with divisions for Bookkeeper's Dept. and Editor's Dept for business versus other matters.
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Fredericksburg
Texas
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Easter is Here Across the Awakening Landscape
Poem notes Easter arrival as spring breathes across hillsides and seeds stir. It contrasts dark, dull weather with sunlit signs, bells, and children’s carols, as nature awakens and hope renews.
Easter’s ancient roots and Christian revival of hope
The piece notes Easter predates Christianity as a spring festival marking renewal. It explains Christianity reinterprets the holiday around Christ’s resurrection, yet the core idea remains: Easter embodies hope, promising renewed earthly fruitfulness and spiritual growth for centuries.
Texas Brand Confusion Boosts Foreign Label Sales
A Texas pickle maker reported that sales surged after labeling his product as from St. Louis, despite no change in production. He noted Texans preferred a foreign brand over a Texas one, and that market access improved once the label shifted locations.
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Texas
St. Louis
Stock Market Picks Up As Cattle Prices Rally
FT Worth stock market notes a light cattle run prompting higher bids. Best fed steers fetch 12 to 12.85 dollars with most sold 11.25 to 11.75. White face stockers 11.50 to 12, mix reds and whitefaces 11 to 11.50. Fat cows rise 15 to 25 cents weekly, top 9.50. cutters steady around 7 to 8 dollars.
Live cattle market prices show steady gains and firm demand
The cattle market reports mixed shifts with overall steadiness. Canners sell at 5.50 to 6.00, babies 9.00 to 15.90 with strong top, medium baby beef 12.25 to 12.75, and stocker cows 6.25 to 9.00. Calves remain buoyant 7.50 to 14.00, stocker steer calves steady to strong, bulls 7.00 to 9.25, light and half fat 6.50 to 7.00.
Fire Destroys Jaresh Home. Two Die? No, Two Suffer Broken Legs
Yoakum Texas March 23 Fire swept the J J Jaresh two story residence on West Grand Avenue forcing the family to jump from a second story portico Both Jaresh and his wife sustained broken legs The two daughters escaped with singed hair and burned faces but no broken bones The home was a total loss with insurance coverage and the origin of the fire remains unknown
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Yoakum
Tex
J. J. Jaresh
West Grand Avenue
Jaresh
Weekday Visitors Reported Around Harper and Nearby Towns
A string of business visitors and social guests visited Harper and surrounding areas on Monday and Tuesday. Notables included Eber Parker Herbert Gamel J Thurmann and Fred Hahn visiting Harper. families like the Malones Gibsons and Jordans hosted relatives and friends in Kerrville Waco San Angelo and San Angelo. A carpenter Lem Mc Donald suffered a nail injury blinding his eye, and the Methodist Missionary Society met with Mrs. R H Tobin for refreshments and social time.
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Methodist Missionary Society
R. H. Tobin
Presbyterians Offer Chicken Supper at Bein Hall
Members of the Presbyterian Church sold chicken plates at Bein Hall for 65 cents each. The event drew positive turnout with attendees reporting a very good time and a successful supper.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Bein Hall
Large Barn Burned In Lightning Strike
Walter Grosenbacher's barn struck by lightning Thursday afternoon caught fire and burned. Many valuable items were lost while a truck and other belongings were saved from the flames.
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Walter Grosenbacher
Harper Town Guests and Ranch Sale Move
Wesley Calentine visits relatives in Harper. Mr and Mrs Arvin Brown were in town Wednesday. Eddie Marshall and children came Tuesday. Vivian Gooden visited Monterey McDougall Saturday. Olivia Kneese spent the weekend with Anita Granville. Chester Martin Dolf Roof and Terrell Love of Kerrville visited Harper Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chester Stapp and their son have moved to Harper after selling their ranch.
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Mrs
Arvin Brown
Chester Martin
Dolf Roof
Terrell Love
Kerrville
Harper
Chester Stapp
Little Son
Mrs Hugo Hopf and Daughter Shopping in City
Mrs Hugo Hopf and her young daughter Dorris were seen shopping in the city on Tuesday.
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Hugo Hopf
Dorris
Viola Seiter Breaks Arm After Fall
Viola Seiter fell while playing and broke her arm on Thursday.
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Viola Seiter
Man Injured In Air Pump Accident At Kohler Plant
Sheboygan Wisconsin March 27 Henry Nuss 36 an employee at the Kohler plant is in serious condition after a freak accident. He permitted colleagues to insert a nozzle from a compressed air pump into his mouth and they filled him with about 80 pounds of air. He remained unconscious late today.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Henry Nuss
Kohler Plant
Nuss
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
We express sincere appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and assistance and for sympathy shown during illness and the death of my beloved wife mother sister and daughter.
Tribute Acknowledges Support After Death
The bereaved family thanks Rev Wolf for condolences Dr J B Birt for services Mrs Fred Gammenthaler for untiring help Ward Undertaker Co and for the floral offering.
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Wolf
J. B. Birt
Fred Gammenthaler
Ward Undertaker Co
Houston Man Finds His House Stolen
A Houston man arrived to inspect his owned house and lot but found the house missing while the lot remained. Another owner halted a wrecker attempting to take a house, after arming with a shotgun and calling police. The wrecker claimed he bought the structure for 150 dollars from a man who posed as the owner and sought to build an apartment building.
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Dallas
Houston
Counterfeiting Gang Broken by Arrests
Kansas City reports two men arrested in St Joseph for passing many spurious $20 bills. Davenport names David Abrams and Nicholas Brooks as suspects. About 40 counterfeit notes circulated in Kansas City and nearby towns before the arrests.
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Kansas City
Davenport
Honor Roll Students by Grade level
The list of honor roll students includes Ted Rogers and Jerry Bier schwale in 1st grade Clinton Mc Dougall Charles Gammenthaler Irene Hopf and Marjorie Harper in 2nd grade Norma Wendel in 4th grade John Warl McCaleb Elsie Gammenthaler Vera Cottle Ora Feller in 5th grade Ezell Bier schwale Ruby Thiele Martha Rose Baumann Jocelyn Rabhe in 6th grade Gene Jones in Tth grade Corinth Parker in 8th grade Mattie Rogers Francis Floyd in 9th grade Marie Cottle Phil Rogers and Lesa Bell Jones in 10th grade.
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Ted Rogers
Jerry Bierschwale
Clinton McDougall
Charles Gammenthaler
Irene Hopf
Marjorie Harper
Norma Wendel
John Warl McCaleb
Elsie Gammenthaler
Vera Cottle
Ora Feller
Ezell Bierschwale
Ruby Thiele
Martha Rose Baumann
Jocelyn Rabhe
Gene Jones
Corinth Parker
Mattie Rogers
Francis Floyd
Marie Cottle
Phil Rogers
Lesa Bell Jones
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FT. Worth Stock Market
Harper, News
Eber Parker
Harper Monday
Herbert Gamel
Frank Risebner
R J. Thurmann
Jim Peril
Our Town
Alice Stovall
Allan Gibson
R. B. Moore
A. C. Wendel
Frenchy Weaver
Sam McQaleb
Chester Granville
Junction
Fred Hahn
Doss
Mac Scarborough, Jr
John Morris
Waco
Max Hopf
San Angelo
Albert Lange
Paul DeLorey
Paul Jones
Marshal and
Murray Stevens
Herbert Jones
Lesa Bell
Gene
Arthur Allan
Baby of
Mrs. Allan
Joe Rogers
Lem McDonald
Wesley Calentine
Eddie Marshall
Vivian Gooden
Monterey McDougall
Olivia Kneese
Anita Granville
Mrs. Eddy Marshall
Burnett County
John F. Gilbert
Austin, Texas
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