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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
4
The shop advertises Best 36 in Outing 19c and Best 27 in Outing 15c at Schroeder Bros and urges customers to buy Gillespie County History books from their office. Demand for the history books is strong and sales will end soon.
Local advertiser touts Schroeder Brothers Army Goods store and notes advertising reach in the Standard with a bonafide subscription list of 1750 readers. It promises sworn circulation statements and strong returns on ad investments.
Beginning with the week of November 9th the depot will gin only once a week on Fridays until further notice. This notice confirms the new weekly schedule for gin operations at the depot.
Brownish dark mouse color pony disappeared from shed area with gray hairs on legs and a small hole in right ear. Good saddle pony. Five dollar reward for information leading to recovery. Notify Taylor Burke Motor Co in Fredericksburg Texas.
G J L Epperson of Valley View recounts life in Llano County from 1857 onward. He describes settlements built with minimal tools, early farming of corn and wheat, wild game, and frontier customs. He details Indian threats, horse and cattle herd duties, and a violent war period with arrows and raids. He recalls neighbors aiding each other during the war and a brutal encounter with an attack that left families harmed.
Fragmentary text mentions a nickname and foreign relations funding but provides no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a reportable item. The source lacks concrete people places organizations or dates for a factual card.
A reminiscence recalls cattle drives and buffalo hide packs during wartime. Partners Bourland and a judge defended a 1700 head shipment near Fort Sumner New Mexico, surviving an Indian raid that killed a settler’s wife and left Bourland wounded. Moss family drove out raiders on Pack Saddle Mountain, recovering nine guns and buffalo hide shields. To be continued.
An advertisement for Blue Star Remedy promises relief from eczema itching and various skin problems. The Central Drug Co sells the product with a guarantee it will not stain clothing and a pleasant odor.
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