Fredericksburg Publication Office Details
Fredericksburg Standard notes weekly publication by Fredericksburg Publishing Co. editors and staff. Address guidance directs public to send communications to offices in Fredericksburg Texas and specifies departments for business and editorial matters.
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Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Fredereksburg Publishing Co
Gillespie County Court approves bids and tax reports
Four day April term notes sealed bids for fencing on Highway 20 A awarded to Kolmeier and Klier Co. Final tax collector report reviewed. treasurer’s and justice reports approved. District trustee elections listed with several ties. new elections set for May 3 1930. Road bonds adjusted with Caldwell and Company. Bank of Fredericksburg adds $225000 bonds. Sureties listed for county bond. Subscription donations pledged to cover expenses.
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Gillespie County
Highway No. 20-A
Kolmeier and Klier Co
Walter E. Knoche
A. W. Crenwelge
A. W. Petmecky
Marlin Althaus
Edmund Meyer
Walter Hopf
Emil Stahl
Emil Hartmann
Willie Cornell
William Straube
Rudolf Probst
Arnold Steitle
Walter Wallendorf
Otto Usener
Harry Herbert
Bruno Ruebsahm
Oswald Wendel
Harry Jordan
Benno Eckert
Joe P. Staudt
Ben Hagel
Eugene Luckenbach
Felix Herbert
Gustav Barsch
Henry Sauer
Emil A. Fritz
Charles Kott
Otto Ketron
Fritz Ahrens
Alonzo Faught
Alfred Hartmann
Louis Hohmann
Adolf Filter
Ernst Kramer
Berthold Nebgen
Edwin Jung
Ed. Pehl
Henry Feuge
Chas. Feuge
Louis P. Kunz
Helmuth Klein
Hugo Usener
Caldwell and Company
Bank of Fredericksburg
Wm. Bierschwab
August Mund Sr
John E. Manor
Charles Althaus
August Scherer
H. J. Robinson
Ewald Koennecke
Henry Duecker
J. D. Young
Court approves street grading and highway projects in county
The Court authorized grading Hackberry Street in Burgdorff addition and approved work on Highway No 20 A right of way with a jury of view naming landowners paid for allocations ranging from 380 to 2000 dollars. Land purchases for widening highways 9 and Petersburg road were approved along with donations. Salaries and per diem for county officers and commissioners were set.
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Hackberry Street
Burgdorf
Adolf Gerhard
Fredericksburg
Louis Borchers
Edward Schlaudt
John Strackbein
John Phillips
F. Baethge
Chas. Hartmann
Felix Weinheimer
Walter Burg
Charles Holly Andrew Lindig
Albert J. Segner
Henry Kordzik, Sr
F. P. Wahrmund
Petersburg Road
Upper Crabapple Road
Louis Lehne
John C. Durst
Herbert Mayer
Otto Treibs
Alfred Neffendorf
Louis Kott
College Street
Aug. P Hahn
Joe Heep
Herman Usener
A. D. Stahl
Alex Jung
Alfred Klaerner
Prize and Pot Shooting at Grapetown Event
Sunday April 27 prize and pot shooting at Grapetown featured many participants with scores listed beside each name. Adolf Burrer celebrated his 57th birthday with relatives and friends.
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Grapetown
Hilmar Klein
Theo. Langen
Alfred Moellering
Max Rausch
Bbccinisticsn
Bruno Kuhlmann
Alfons Feller
Arnerd Moellering
Chas. Klinksiek
Tatsch See
Louis Marquart
Saeia Ee
Otto Beckmann
Edgar Crenwelge
Paul Hohenberger
Herm. Crenwelge
Arthur Jung
Ons
Walter Brehmer
Edwin Kuhlmann
Chas. Kallenberg
Rud. Habenicht
Alfred Heimann
Harvey Moellering
Harry Alberthal
Hy. Feller
Eels
Aug
Hausler Ae
W. H. Moellering
Edwin Moellring
Ernst Kallenberg
E. K. Flach
WmSeinen
Bodo Habenicht
Emil Herbert
Benno Hohenberger
Jung ‘ A
Willie Rausch Chankienas
He Oa
Hugo Klinksiek
Max Enderlin
Arno Moellering
Otto Kolmeier
Edgar Klein
Rubin Herbert
Louis Moellering
Harry Moellering
E. A. Feuge
Pit Ee
Alfred Henke
Walter Kott
Felix Heep
Richard Koennecke
Reinhard Frantzen
Chas. Klempstein
Elroy Schnelle
Mintel
Wm. Fritz
Chas. Hohmann
Hugo Kallenberg
Walter Doebbler Sist
Henry Klinksick
Edwin Rausch
Benno Tatsch
Ape
Victor Doebbler
Fred Marquart
Adolf Burrer
Giants Top Mavericks in Wide Hill Country Battle
In the Hill Country League race Giants beat the Mason Mavericks 6 to 4 as Thornberry and Draper pitched long for a 15 inning tie earlier. Kerrville and Boerne split a high scoring day while Llano and Comfort chased seats in a tight pennant race.
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Fredericksburg
Kerrville
Boerne
Comfort
Plano
Mason
Llano
RHE Boerne
Dugosh
Myler
Kalisky
Maddox
Lindemann
Meyer
Faust
Nickels
Rhe Kerrville
Thornberry
Andrews
Lawrence
Draper
Brydson
Gray and
Lochte
Giants
Mason Mavericks
Kerrville Tourists
Young Draper
Boerne White Sox
Broncos
Sox
Steeds
Liano
Hugo Klaerner
Klaemner
Sanders
Fuller
Knopp
H. Klaemer
Durst
Latham
Klett
Mavericks
Noble
Kygar
Klaemer
Brown
Loeffler
Henke
Keller
Lang
Hoffmann
Hahn
Hollmig
Local Notes Highlight Community Events
Mr Joe Stein underwent a ton sil operation at Hanus Hospital last Saturday. Mrs Harry Dechert also had surgery there last Friday and is recovering well. The LL Youngs Chapel School plans a May 17 play in Gold Texas followed by a dance. A polo match between Austin and Stonewall is set for May 11 at 3 PM in Stonewall. District Missionary Society of the M E Church South met at Center Point with local attendees listed.
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Joe Stein
Hanus Hospital
LL the Young’s Chapel School
Gold
Texas
Harry Dechert
District Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
South
Center Point
R. Gammenthaler
H. W. Mours
E. W. Hahn
J. P Dechert
St Marys Nine Impresses Stonewall On 12–4 Victory
St Marys High School defeated Stonewall 12 to 4 at the Fair Grounds with Kunz pitching, Kamm lah fielding, and Langehennig delivering key hits including a bases loaded triple in the fifth. Dusenburg of Houston visits his uncle G H Holly. Also note cattle losses by lightning on Richard Henke Ranch near Fredericksburg.
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Hahn
Fuller
H Klaerner
Durst
Knopp
Hoffmann
Klaemer
Klett
Brown
Latham
Hatch
Klaemner
Fanning Loeffler
Giants
Llano
Probst
Abrhore Durst
Hollmig
Uw Ee
U. Henke
E. Klaerner
H. Klaerner
Lang
Knopp Hahn
Keller
Hatch-Hoffmann- Keller-Kygar
Klaerner
Sanders
Mavericks
Dannheim and
Marschall
Rose
Jordan
St. Mary's High School
Stonewall High School
Fair Grounds
Kunz
Kammlah
Langehennig
Langehenning
St. Mary’s
Richard Henke
Fredericksburg
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R. S. Klett
R. E. Jordan
Wm. Petmecky
Wm. Habenicht
Commissioners’ Court
Hill Country League
Victor Brown
San Antonio
Arthur F. Jordan and Sons
Franklin and
Arthur Curtis
Mrs. Stoker
Buda, Texas
Mr. Jordan
Mrs
August C. Jordan
Rosa
Dora Molberg
Stonewall
Austin
Winchester
Possible
John Stahl
Bob Moritz
Emil Koch
Alex Maier
Alex Mittendorf
Harry Land
H. Christensen
ST. Mary's
Innigs
Eugene Dusenburg
Houston
G. H. Holly
Messrs
Felix Hollmig
Jim Schneider
Harry Priess
Chester V. Schmidt
Chester Schmidt
Rubin Bernhard
Saenger & Ochs
Aa Cleaning