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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
22
A note from Texas states a reward is offered for information concerning a young bald face muley cow and bald face heifer. The cow is pranded and marked with a right ear "tunder half crop" and the finder will receive compensation upon identification.
For sale Thoroughbred Copper Blacks Bronze Turkeys Toms at 10 dollars each Hens at 7504 dollars each No orders after December 15 1925 Address HY W KELIE R Fredericksburg Texas Mason Boute
Eight month old thoroughbred Ply Mouth Rock cockrell missing. Reward offered by William Habenicht for safe return.
The court examined and approved bond and monthly reports from county test stations and officials, approved bank statements, and noted fund balances. It appointed George Ehlinger to lead farmer cooperative demonstration work with a $1000 salary, and set quarterly officer salaries. Projects include road work orders, land purchases for roads, a concrete dip at Riley's Creek, and a $225 donation from community church toward San Antonio street grading.
Estate of Joseph Keller deceased appoints temporary administrator August Rischner with a $10,000 bond filed and approved. Estate of Stephen Oehler deceased will admitted. Agatha Oehler named executrix. Hy Mayer, Hy Durst and Emil Treibs named as appraisers. Inventory approved. Community estate of Alma Kiehne involves Chas F Kiehne. Otto Henke, Robi Blum and Emil Juenke appointed appraisers. bond and inventory approved. Estate of Elsie W Lungkwitz. temporary administrator examined and heirs receipt filed. administration closed.
In a Kansas women’s wear store a boss catches a green clerk discarding a brand new dress. The clerk insists the dress is unusable after trying it on six different women, claiming it doesn’t fit any of them.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mumme visited for several days at the home of Mrs. W. C. F. Lang at Cherry Spring the latter part of last week.
Miss Dora Kraus and Miss Ida Blum hosted a Thursday night danco party in honor of Miss Elizabeth Knopp for her birthday anniversary.
Local brief items report weddings births visits and birthdays with regional motion. Names include Mrs Kurt Wahrmund Alfred Petmecky Meta Schmidtzensky August Itz Gideon Kothmann Helen StehLing Lottie Stehling Wm Arbelger Dora Weber H Maier Arno Gold Arthur Lochte Roy Gaston Margrett Lera Lee Cauley Hermann Ulrich and Rud Habe. A PTA play at Fredericksburg High School and visitors from Houston Mason San Antonio and Castell are noted.
Washington reports a cooperative marketing bill for farm products will be introduced in the coming session. It creates a bureau of cooperative marketing under the secretary of agriculture with experts to aid cooperatives and an advisory council. The bill omits regulatory features opposed by cooperatives. Leaders say broad support exists and action is expected soon.
Mrs Hugo Manglberger returned last Sunday from a week in Bronto Texas.
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