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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1923
Page
7
Miss Resedh Bode returns home after visiting relatives. Mrs. Chas Allmand dies near Johnson City. Various locals attend visits, entertainments, and a barbecue, with rounds of travel between Harper and nearby towns. The piece reflects social news, minor illnesses, travel, and community sentiment on finances.
Rev Baber of Ausin delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday May 20. The service featured choir introit Onward Christian Soldiers and a scripture reading by Rev Baker. Graduates Charles Peril Mamie Cottle Mildred Rogers and Golda Hatley participated with Rev Baker Rev nd Mrs J F Willmann led a special song His Eye is on the Sparrow.
Notice announces Fegeviehn and Harper mail contact with new ruck service. Mr Otto Schlandt to supervise. Schedule shows Mzil leaving Harper at 7 30 A M arriving Fredericksburg 7 A M and leaving Fredericksburg 1 30 P M arriving Harper 4 P M. Palm Beach Mo hair Tropical Suit offered by Saenger and Ochs with low prices.
An editorial argues immigration restrictions will push Black workers northward, raising wages and production costs in the cotton South. It contends that cheaper Southern labor will disappear as workers seek higher North and West wages, potentially boosting prices if cotton farming cannot cover higher pay. It predicts broader demographic shifts and warns against assimilation challenges from foreign influence. The piece endorses stricter nationality limits and notes long-term national benefits, especially for the Cotton Belt.
Mrs. Charlie Allmond nee Felps died at J. S. Allmond's home on Friday May 18 1923 after a long illness from trichina at age 22 years 8 months She and Charlie were married eight years and left a two year old son Cecil The obituary reflects faith in God and comforts the bereaved with religious verse and mourning Tidings point to a close knit family and village sorrow.
A carload of John Deere binders and mowers has just arrived at Krauskopf. The mowers are improved being lighter and easier to pull, with prices and availability likely promoted by the dealer.
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