Fredericksburg Post Office Notices
WM. HABENICHT entered at the postoffice as second class matter at Fredericksburg Texas.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1925
Page
6
WM. HABENICHT entered at the postoffice as second class matter at Fredericksburg Texas.
The late editor notes support for outlawing slot machines, citing San Antonio actions and a grand jury’s backing. He warns they are gambling devices preying on youth and recounts a case of $6000 devices yielding $24,000 first year profit, urging caution and public conscience. He also critiques headlines on Hindenburg and laments rising auto accidents while urging safer driving and vigilance to protect children.
Mr Reed Granberry warns readers about a headlight law approved by the Texas legislature set to take effect on June 19. The regulation requires dimmers on vehicles with bright headlights and allows only devices approved by the Texas Headlight Commission.
Passages plead for isolation to manage a present catastrophe. The text emphasizes starving babies and the desire to care for them without interference or intrusion. Names, places, or dates are not specified in the readable fragment.
Mrs. Milton Gold returns home in Kerrville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. August Cameron. Llano guests include Mrs. S. M. Holtzer and others visiting Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kolmeier. Different locals attend the National Congress of Mothers in Austin. A Jolly Jokers bridge party with scores noted and a midnight showing of One Excellent Night at Klaerner's Opera House. Birthday party honors for Vera Kolmeier with thirty guests. Several travels to San Antonio for visits and conventions.
Families celebrate multiple births including a son born to Walter Durst on April 25 and a daughter to Watter Kneese on April 11. Other births include Bennie Weiss’s son April 23 Hy Woerner’s son April 11 and Chas Wims’s son April 15. Deaths listed: Fay Lee Gamel aged 29 days February 1925 Ad Quindel aged 2 years died February 25 John Sanches aged 22 died March 11 Sylva May Jacoby died February 24 Barbara Jenschke aged 80 died March 11 Robert B Stehling died February 22 aged a few hours.
Market quotations list prices for eggs turkeys oats wheat and cotton. Also a condolence note expressing gratitude to friends and family for support after Oscar R Schumacher's death. A note mentions a large lot of summer dress goods newly arrived.
Rainfall amounts across the drought area include Bertram 0.75 inch Burnet rainfall Cameron showers Coleman 1 inch plus on Sunday Cherokee 1 inch Llano 0.88 inch Lampasas 1.14 inches heaviest in eight months Marble Falls 0.87 inch Milano 0.5 inch Berclair 0.25 inch Range 0.16 inch Taylor 0.75 inch Lockhart 0.25 inch Tuesday. Mrs Chas Meurer had surgery at the local hospital last Monday. Helen Knopp G N of San Antonio visited relatives. A cloud burst with hail struck Live Oak and Honey Creek last Monday night.
Durst announces the birth of a baby boy on the previous Friday with congratulations from family and friends.
Miss Thirza Rode visited Mr and Mrs Edmund Eckert of San Antonio in the latter part of last week confirming social ties and local acquaintance.
A free concert is scheduled at Court House Park on the night of May 6 by the Fredericksburg Concert Band.
Mrs Willie Heep faced a serious operation at the local hospital last Monday. Medical teams performed the procedure and her condition was reported as critical at that time.
Miss Sophia Heep attended the meeting of the executive committee of the Catholic Staats Verband of Texas after returning from Westphalia.
Master Guenther, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Elbetracht, broke his arm playing at school. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Crowley and their sons and Sergeant Waltrop of San Antonio visited the Paul Rosenthal family on Sunday. Mrs. Crowley will stay with her parents for a while.
Walter W. Knopp, once a Gillespie County boy, living in San Antonio, called at our office last Saturday. He currently serves as Inspector In Charge of the U S Border Patrol of the Immigration Service and was in the area to conduct department business.
After several days in the Alamo City, Miss Elsie Schoenewolf came back last Monday.
Children start at 2 p m with program, followed by adults after supper. Good speaking, cold drinks on the grounds, and music by the Cherry Mt Band. Barbecue will be served for all attendees.
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