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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1930

Page

6

Fredericksburg Standard Staff and Postal Details

The Fredericksburg Standard share line lists the Fredericksburg Publishing Co. as publisher with R. S. Klett as Managing Editor and RB. E. Jordan as Sports Editor. Wm. Petmecky is Feature Editor and Wm. Habenicht is Business Manager. It notes entry as second class matter at Fredericksburg Texas.

R. S. Klett RB. E. Jordan Wm. Petmecky Wm. Habenicht Fredericksburg Texas

Public notice directions for Fredericksburg Publishing Co

The public is advised to send all communications to Fredericksburg Publishing Co. For business matters use the Bookkeeper's Dept and for all other matters use the Editor's Dept.

Fredericksburg Publishing Co

Judge Brady Grieves Over Three Year Verdict

The Dallas newspaper denounces jurors after a three year sentence in Judge Brady's trial. It questions the conduct of a prior Austin jury that returned for the death penalty and urges a new trial in a different county, condemning mob justice and calling the verdict a disgrace to Texas.

Brady Dallas Herrera Liano Austin Texas

Memorial Day Reflections On Sacrifice And Unity Across Wars

Memorial Day honors all American war dead and reminds the nation of its debt to the living who served. It emphasizes the nobility of service and sacrifice, noting that veterans from the Spanish American and World Wars fought together under one flag, and urging continued recognition of the supreme sacrifice.

Antietam Gettysburg

Where the Real Cause of Hard Times Lies

A historical view argues that postwar hard times stem from persistent land speculation and rising ground rents tied to railroads real estate and utilities. It contends that only by taxing land more heavily can land prices drop and wages and interest regain their due share for restoration of employment and living standards.

Wall Street Forrce

Undercover Man Helps Motorists Near San Angelo

A Federal undercover agent aided stranded motorists in San Angelo Texas on May 22. The travelers offered payment with whisky which the agent refused. Soon Malcolm M Mitchell and J M Bug Weaver were jailed in San Angelo on charges of possessing 114 half gallon jars of corn whiskey.

San Angelo Tex Malcolm M. Mitchell J. M. Bug Weaver

Subscription Offer for The Standard

A brief notice promotes subscribing to The Standard at 1.50 per year. It highlights a low introductory rate and directs readers to subscribe through the newspaper office or authorized agents.

Funeral Wednesday for War Veteran Ferdinand Ohlenburger

Funeral services for Ferdinand Ohlenburger 95 of 1134 Hildebrand Street were held Wednesday at Beacon Hill Lutheran Church officiated by Rev C L Moellenkopf. A German native resident of Texas 70 years veteran of the Civil and Spanish American Wars celebrating his golden wedding last March. Survivors include widow Louise and eight children Emil Ben William John Meta Vettkoetter Minnie Seay Vettkoetter and Minnie Seay.

Ferdinand Ohlenburger Hildebrand Street Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston C. L. Moellenkopf Beacon Hill Emil Ben William John Ohlenburger Meta Vettkoetter Minnie Seay Vettkoetter Minnie Seay

Gambling, bonds, and a bridge in a billion dollar era

The essay notes Cana dian Sun Life head Mccaulay expects stocks to recover 60 percent of 1929 losses by 1932. It critiques Monte Carlo profits and gambling house odds, recalls Panama Canal funding to Europe, and mentions War department plans for a Fifty seventh Street Hudson River bridge costing 180 million in a billion dollar era.

Mccaulay Canadian Sun Life Assurance Company Monte Carlo Panama Canal Europe War Department Hudson River Fifty-seventh Street New York

We Believe Discussing Fair Grounds Use in Fredericksburg

The editorial urges fuller use of the city fair grounds for summer entertainment. It notes past investments and low usage costs and calls for discussions with the Fair Association and Central Power and Light to attract Fredericksburg and Hill Country citizens.

Texas Fair Association Central Power & Light Company Fredericksburg Hill Country

School Board Lets Building Contracts for Mason Grammar School

The Mason School Board awarded nearly $18,000 in contracts to Drew and Brooks of Lometa and F Lange of Mason for Mason Grammar School improvements. The Lometa firm took the general contract for rock and concrete backing or rock with tile, with the bid at $12,585. F Lange won the heating and plumbing contract at $4,821, to provide oil fired steam heat. Construction to begin June 1 and run sixty five working days. Mason labor to be used where possible.

Drew and Brooks Lometa F. Lange Mason Mason Grammar School Mason County News

Palmotor Squad Saves Young Man Thought Dead

Seattle report of John Abbenhous, 17, an auto mechanic, revived by fire department rescue after carbon monoxide exposure. Fire Capt. Cook and Lieut. Carey led a team from truck company No. 10 to over an hour of resuscitation before life returned.

Seattle John Abbenhous Young Abbenhous M. Danning

Wanted Eggs and Poultry of All Kinds

Knopp and Metzger advertise a broad request for eggs and poultry of all kinds, inviting suppliers to contact their business.

Onion a la Laredo and related kitchen notes

A colonial kitchen piece shares a recipe titled Onion a la Laredo and discusses onions as a healthful food. It includes frying guidance for onions, a menu with onions Spanish steak corn salad and tarts, plus a detailed method for stuffed onions with breadcrumbs ham and cheese and a recipe for a gelatin vinaigrette to accompany boiled corn.

la Laredo Toma

Blanton Read to Go to Capital

Abilene May 21 Thomas L Blanton of Abilene won the special election to fill the unexpired term of his husband and will return to Washington as representative of the 17th district. He led Mrs R Q Lee of Cisco 86768 to 6908 and carries counties Burnet Callahan Coleman Comanche Coneno East land Jones Lampasas Llano. Other brief items note A B Lange joins Mutual Lumber Miss Erna Lange operated on William Habericht and family in San Antonio visitors Adrian Poole and Harry Pattee in Fredericksburg Hugo Walter and Kermit Striegler in San Antonio Lillian Fishers eleventh birthday party occurred Wednesday with games snacks and gifts.

Abilene, Tex Thomas L. Blanton Abilene Washington R. Q. Lee Cisco Lee Blanton Burnet Callahan Coleman Comanche Coneno Eastland Jones, Lampasas Llano

A Simple Vegetable Mold and Berry Bake

When the mixture begins to set add remaining ingredients and press into a mold. Cut into squares and serve on lettuce with mayonnaise, or in pepper cases. Substitute any vegetables. Bake berries with water, line muffin tins with pastry, fill with berries, sugar and flour, dot with butter and bake. Serve with cream.

Business travelers and local visits reported across Texas

Adolph Gold's business trip covered Dallas and Fort Worth while Emil Riley spent days in Houston on business. Rubin Bernhard and family visited friends in Giddings. Mr. Dan Nixon of London and Mr. M. A Nixon of Menard visited relatives in Fredericksburg Friday. Lieut. Col. Petsch gave the Graduation Class address at Boerne High School Thursday night. A property in Gillespie County belonging to A. W. Pressler including a store, three residences, and a dance hall was sold to L. B. Shook of Lampasas. Nagel Bros. bought a large mast for their Bear Mountain granite quarry. 95 feet long, two feet in diameter, formerly a ship mast, transported to Fredericksburg by truck and trailer.

Col. Petsch The Boerne High School Gold Gillespie County A. W. Pressler L. B. Shook Lampasas Nagel Bros Bear Mountain Fredericksburg

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Wm. A. Black Palmotor Squad Young Man DeWitt County Haskell Telephone Co Big Spring Laredo A. B. Lange Mutual Lumber Co Erna Lange William Habericht San Antonio Adrian Poole el Paso Harry Pattee Brownsville Messrs Hugo Walter Kermit Striegler Lillian Fisher Adolph Gold Fort Worth Emil Riley Houston Rubin Bernhard Giddings Dan Nixon London M. A Nixon Menard Treadgill Louis Welge Kuenemann Lumber Co Milam Meelam Juenke & Schoenewolf Peter
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