Whippoorwill Cowpeas for Sale at Piggly Wiggly
Whippoorwill cowpeas priced at five cents per pound are advertised for sale at Piggly Wiggly grocery store. Local shoppers urged to visit the store for the affordable beans.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
3
Whippoorwill cowpeas priced at five cents per pound are advertised for sale at Piggly Wiggly grocery store. Local shoppers urged to visit the store for the affordable beans.
Local dealership invites inspection of J. I. Case Threshers Combines and Tractors with reasonable prices and terms. Oscar Krauskopf advertises the agency and trade options for buyers seeking Case equipment.
R. E. Thompson enters the race for Congress in Texas 16th District, seeking Democratic primary support. The submission notes authorization and urges voters in the county to back his campaign.
District Attorney candidate F H Hammond announces his bid for the office in the upcoming November election in this district.
Louis W. Durst announces his candidacy for Gillespie County Tax Assessor. He solicits voter support ahead of the November election and asks residents to back his bid.
Several notices announce candidacies for Gillespie County Tax Assessor in the November election. Edg H Tatsch endorses Alfred C Hei mann while Paul C Pressler Felix Meurer and Albert Peters announce their own runs seeking voter support.
For County Treasurer the candidacy of Mrs. Lina Cren welge for re election to the office of Treasurer of Gillespie County at the coming November election.
Edmund L Stahl requests support for the candidacy of C H Herber for Commissioner of Precinct 4 Gillespie County. The notice urges appreciation of votes at the November election.
Emil Welgehausen seeks the office of Commissioner Precinct Four in Gillespie County at the upcoming November election. Support is requested from voters and community supporters.
Kath ryn Gooden and Edward Berkenhoff were married Tuesday morning at the Catholic Church with Rev. K Kickx officiating. Miss Gooden, sister of Harper High School teacher Vivian Gooden, is well known locally for her charm. Berkenhoff, a promising young man from Shiner, Texas, begins married life with many friends' best wishes.
Harper defeated London at Harper ball park with a 7 to 8 score. Pitcher James Jung smacked a ball that could have been a homer but broke a finger at second base and could not finish the run home. Harper will host London next Sunday.
The Methodist Epworth League hosted a social at the Thiele home on Tuesday night with many attendees. A string of visitors and guests from Harper, Mason, Kerrville, Yoakum, Fredericksburg, Onion Creek, and other nearby towns stopped by or traveled for family and business occasions, including several gatherings at the Wendel and Staudt households and celebrations for Bills birthday.
We express sincere appreciation to all who extended sympathy and help at the death of our dear friend John A. Klein. Special thanks to Rev Rick for condolence, Dr Birt for service, the pallbearers, and for the floral offerings.
Doss residents brought the Doss Brass Band to Fredericksburg for a Sunday performance during the Fredericksburg Mason baseball game. Local families and visitors including the Friedrichs, Schuch, Mund, Grote, Neffendorf, Klett, Schlieser, Moellering, Tatsch, Wittkohl, and Young’s Chapel residents were noted in weekend visits and school events.
Last Sunday Miss Margaret Ludwig was honored at a confirmation dinner hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Ludwig. Guests included Mr and Mrs Emil Uecker and Mr and Mrs Hilmer Weiershausen, plus Mr Otto Uecker.
Mesdames Werner Icke Bert Welch and Erwin Welch made a business trip to Prelricksburg Tuesday. Local residents attended a ball game between Willow City and Eckert and other social visits are noted. A recent rain in the community was welcome by farmers.
The notice promotes a yearly Standard subscription at 150 currency units. It highlights affordable access for readers and urges rapid sign-up ahead of the next billing cycle.
An owner announces the sale of a flour and feed business to William Schneider who has taken possession immediately. The former owner thanks patrons and wishes the successor continued patronage.
The new owner announces immediate possession of the Eug. C. Schmidt Flour and Grain business and will continue operations at the former location. The shop will stock LIBERTY MILLS Flour and Feeds and invites customer trade.
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