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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
8
Brownish dark mouse color pony with gray legs and small hole in right ear disappeared from shed. Good saddle pony. $5 reward for information leading to recovery. Inform Taylor Burke Motor Co Fredericksburg Texas.
Vehicle offered for sale or trade by H. H. Heyland at Heyland and Lindig's Garage. 1924 late model Ford Touring Car includes four new balloon tires and additional extras. Seller open to reasonable cash offers or trade for sheep or goats.
Editorial notes recall a voluntary bankruptcy petition by Chief-Chie Bottling Corp filed after a directors meeting. Liabilities reach 52 252.38 with assets 92 201.60 no exemptions. hearing set November 1 before referee H. M. Aubrey. The piece champions the local Investment Committee for rejecting promotions and warns against swindles that fleeced investors.
Notice from NICHT Fredericksburg Texas Route No. 2 seeks owner for a ram with partly sawed horns and a marked mutton on the premises. Owner may redeem by paying the ad cost and feed bill at Harry Hare.
Two vintage cars offered for sale at real bargains. A 1925 Model Ford Touring with balloon tires and a 1920 Oakland Six are described as in extra good mechanical condition. For particulars call at this office.
The Spring Creek and Honey Creek Game Protective Association forbids hunting with guns dogs or traps on their land and offers a 25 dollar reward for evidence leading to a trespasser conviction Ad Dittmar president and Felix Fuhrmann secretary. Adolph Schmidtzensky also prohibits hunting with guns and dogs on his land and warns violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
The Loyal Music Store showcased the new Victrola with the orthophonic talking machine and microphone recording. Victor Company plans 15,000 units for the new invention as demonstrations across the United States impress both artistic and mechanical circles. 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 high tempo game after a scoreless first half. Key injuries limited Fredericksburg, while Schreiner capitalized on a sharp third quarter passing attack. The team shifts to full speed drills for the Armistice Day clash with Junction.
The post office at Fredericksburg lists uncalled letters for November 2 1925. Names include Mr and Mrs A A Lange Mrs H M Harrington Miss Esther Keith Mr Cole Lewis. If not claimed by November 16 they will be sent to the Division of Dead Letters.
Luther League hosts a program Sunday at 7 30 p m commemorating Dr Martin Luther entering matrimony with addresses on the Black Cloister at Wit tenberg as Evangelical Parsonage Luther Homelife sunshine and sorrows in Luther s Homelife public invited to attend
The court martial trying Co. William Mitchell recessed after a day of back and forth. Prosecutors failed to gain clearance to release him. the defense won permission to call witnesses and demanded steps to summon a long list of witnesses and produce government records.
Great weather for ducks prompts a sale of rubber boots raincoats sweaters and heavy underwear. Sterling Bros advertises a selection of rain gear for the season with practical clothing for wet conditions.
Optometrist Wilbur C. Treadwell will be at his Fredericksburg office over Keidel and Kallenberg's Drug Store on Monday November 16. Eyes examined and glasses fitted.
The ad promotes miniature outfits styled like men's wear for small boys with coats vests and trousers and invites families to visit. It also announces a Big Armistice dance at the Llano Opera House on Tuesday night November 10 featuring music by the Sole Killers from San Antonio.
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