Lost cattle reward offered in Texas notice
Lost notice for a bald faced muley cow and bald faced heifer with ear mark under half crop in the right ear. Cow is cranded and has a bald face. A reward is offered for information. 7 Chas. Kneese, Texas.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
12
Lost notice for a bald faced muley cow and bald faced heifer with ear mark under half crop in the right ear. Cow is cranded and has a bald face. A reward is offered for information. 7 Chas. Kneese, Texas.
For Sale copper blacks bronze turkeys Toms ten dollars each Hens seven fifty each orders accepted until December 15 1925 at HY W KELSLE R Fredericksburg Texas Mason Boute
A pliable eight month old thoroughbred Plymouth Rock chicken cockrel is missing. A liberal reward is offered for its return to William Habenicht.
The Commissioners Court examined and approved bond and monthly reports for county stations and officers. It appointed George Ehlinger to lead farmer cooperative demonstration work and budgeted $1,000 salary for the county agent. The court ordered road improvements, land purchases for road purposes, and a concrete dip at Riley's Creek, plus a cash donation from the Holy Ghost Church for San Antonio Street grading.
Temporary administrator August Rischner named for Joseph Keller estate with bond set at 10000.00. Stephen Oehler will admitted to probate. Agatha Oehler named executrix with appraisers Hy Mayer Durst and Treibs. inventories approved. Alma Kiehne community administration appraisers Henke Glum Juenke. inventories approved. Elsie Lungkwitz estate temporary administrator approved. heirs receipt filed. administration closed.
A Kansas women's wear shop chief confronts a green clerk who discards a brand new dress after claiming it fails to fit six different women. The boss questions the act as the clerk defends it as unusable.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mumme visited for several days at the home of Mrs. W. C. F. Lang at Cherry Spring during the latter part of last week.
Congress will see a cooperative marketing bill backed by farmers and cooperatives. It creates a Bureau of Cooperative Marketing under the Agriculture Secretary with power to hire experts and an advisory council, dropping prior regulatory provisions. Leaders say broad support from cooperatives signals prompt action.
On Thursday night Misses Dora Kraus and Ida Blum hosted a danco party in honor of Miss Elizabeth Knopp for her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Kurt Wahrmund had tonsil surgery last week. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Petmecky this week. Miss Meta Schmidtzensky visited San Antonio. Mrs. August Itz celebrated a birthday with relatives. Gideon Kothmann of Houston visits Castell relatives. Misses Helen and Lottie Stehling visited New Braunfels last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arbelger and Miss Dora Weber visited Austin. H. C. Maier attended Mrs. Seider’s funeral in San Antonio as pallbearer. Arno Gold and baby visited relatives in our bary. Arthur Lochte of Kerrville visited Fredericksburg. The PTA play When Smith Stepped Out was staged at Fredericksburg High School Auditorium. W. R. Kirehof of Mason was a Fredericksburg business visitor.
Staff Sargeant Roy Gaston and his wife Margrett and daughter Lera Lee have returned from a two year stay in the Philippine Islands. Their travels included China and Japan. They are visiting Mrs Gaston’s parents Mr and Mrs Lee Cauley and Mr and Mrs Mermann Ulrich of Houston are guests at the Rud home.
Mrs Hugo Manglberger came back last Sunday after a weeklong stay in Bronto Texas. She was away for leisure and business matters and returned with no reported incidents.
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