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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
17
A brownish dark mouse color pony with full shoeing disappeared. Noted gray on legs and a small hole in the right ear. Good saddle pony. $5 reward for information leading to recovery. Contact Taylor-Burke Motor Co Fredericksburg Texas.
1924 Ford Touring Car with four new balloon tires and several extras. Will sell reasonable or trade for sheep or goats. See or write H. H. Heyland at Heyland and Lindig's Garage.
Notice of a ram with horns partly sawed off and mutton with ear marks found on premises. Owner may redeem by paying for this advertisement and the feed bill at Harry Habe Nicht, Fredericksburg Texas Route No 2.
Special bargain offered for a 1925 Model Ford Touring Car with balloon tires and a 1920 Oakland Six. Both cars described as in extra good mechanical condition. For particulars call at this office.
Landowners of Spring Creek and Honey Creek Game Protective Association ban hunting with guns dogs or traps on their land. A $25 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of trespassers. Adolph Schmidtzensky notes landowner enforcement and warns violators will be prosecuted.
A voluntary bankruptcy by Chie-Chie Bottling Corp cites cash shortage with liabilities of 52952.38 and assets 92201.60, hearing set November 1 before referee H M Aubrey. The piece recalls criticized promoter endorsements before the local Chamber Investment Committee, noting public fleecing and the committee's long cautionary impact on local investments.
The Loyal Music Store showcased the new Victrola with the orthophonic microphone recording this week. Victor Company plans to hire 15,000 for the new invention, praised for its range and vivid reproduction during demonstrations across the United States. A shipment of Victrolas with the new device is on display at the store now.
Schreiner Institute Preps defeated Fredericksburg High 70 to 0 in a hard fought game. Absent star tackle Schaefer and a crippled backfield limited Fredericksburg while Schreiner capitalized with a third quarter forward pass on the only score. The team plans full speed drills for Armistice Day clash with Junction.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Fredericksburg post office for Nov 2 1925 includes A A Lange Mrs H M Harrington Esther Keith and Cole Lewis. If not claimed by Nov 16 they will be forwarded to the Div of Dead letters.
The Luther League of Zion's Church marks Dr Martin Luther's 400th anniversary with a Sunday program at 7:80 p m. Address topics include How the Black Cloister at Wit tenberg became an Evangelical Parsonage Sunshine in Luther's Homelife and Sorrows in Luther's Homelife. The public is invited.
Washington reports the court martial trying Co William Mitchell recessed after a day of close argument. Prosecutors failed to win release for the air officer on a Reid motion, then the defense secured permission to call witnesses and the court ordered the prosecution to summon a long witness list and provide government records.
Weather prompts gear shopping as Sterling Bros promotes rubber boots raincoats sweaters and heavy underwear for rain and cold with practical emphasis on preparedness and value.
Optometrist Wilbur C. Treadwell will be at his Fredericksburg office over Keidel and Kallenberg's Drug Store on Monday November 16. Eyes will be examined and glasses fitted.
Wilburn Treadwell advertises children's suits made like a dad's coat vest and trousers inviting families to visit. A big Armistice dance is set for Tuesday night November 10 at the Llano Opera House with the Sole Killers from San Antonio providing the music.
Classified note advertises 60 acres of plants with guarantee. Crystal White Wax and Yellow Bermudas priced at 75 cents per 500 and 1.40 per 1000. Cabbage plants of all good kinds at 80 cents per 500 and 1.50 per 1000.
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