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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1939
Page
8
The piece emphasizes that scoring reflects eleven players working together. It argues that backfield stars often take credit while linemen and other teammates contribute crucially, and notes the risk and sacrifice behind every successful play.
Fredericksburg Hillbillies dominate Rochelle 25 to 0 in a district game under new lights. Anderegg and Wuest star with multiple scores while Rochelle captain injures a leg. Hillbillies head to Goldthwaite Friday at eight.
Fall maintenance reminder urges car owners to service tires, battery, spark plugs, fan belt, wiper blades, paint, lubrication, and oil. Humble Stations emphasize trained technicians and complete checks to keep vehicles safe and looking good for autumn driving.
A brief exchange ends with a bold proposal as one person asks the other to marry after a long pause. The moment pivots on the question and the quiet reply.
Funeral services were held at Beckmann Funeral Home for Mrs. Dora Louise Moellendorf Anderegg and her stillborn infant. Pastor Alvin Durst led the rites with the Fredericksburg Tabernacle choir. Survived by husband Henry Anderegg and two children Melvin and Hazel, plus four stepchildren and many relatives.
Funeral services for Mrs. G A Pfeil nee Bertha Ruegner were held Friday at Beckmann Funeral Home. The Rev Theo Haag officiated and burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Born January 16 1859 at Frederickshoro she died October 4 at age 80 years 8 months 18 days. She survived five sons Henry Harry Felix Otto and Walter Pfeil a sister Mrs Anna Peters of Kerrville 13 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. One son Alfred and several siblings preceded her in death.
Louis Kammlah Sr. died suddenly on October 4 at 5 30 am. The Fredericksburg Volunteer Fire Department led funeral services at Schaetter Funeral Home on October 5 with Assistant Chief Eric Juenke reading the obituary. He served Fredericksburg as a truck driver for twenty years and is survived by his widow seven sons two sisters a brother four grandchildren and many relatives.
A brief collection notes world cheese types about 400. A bon voyage card folds a map of North America with marked attractions. The orchestran in Stuttgart claims to be the most complex instrument with 37 flutes 38 clarinets and other instruments. England has about 2000 fancy mouse breeders with some breeding mice for over 50 years.
Mrs Annie Evers 71 died September 28 at her daughter’s Dallas home. Services September 29 at 2 30 from Mrs Hofmann’s residence. Born in Fredericksburg formerly Miss Annie Schmidt. Survived by one daughter a grandson and three sisters. Burial Gooch Cemetery. Local relatives attended.
Frank Heimann of Kerrville died at his home on Wednesday October 4 at age 72. He was born in Fredericksburg on September 1, 1897. Funeral services were held October 6 in Kerrville with interment in Kerrville Cemetery. Father Kemper officiated. He is survived by his widow four daughters two sons three brothers John Hermann Hermann Willie Hermann and two sisters Mrs Moritz Hartmann and Mrs Adolf Bonn. A son four brothers and a sister preceded him in death.
Freight rates on farm products rose 11 percent in the 1938 year despite ICC authorization of only a 5 percent increase effective March 1938. The surge was mainly attributed to higher shipping costs and adjustments in carrier charges.
In summer 1938, railroads implement selective rate increases mainly affecting livestock shipments. The change raises costs for farmers and meat producers moving cattle hogs and sheep, reflecting broader transport pricing shifts of the period.
Mrs W C Schneider required an operation performed Monday, with medical staff preparing for the procedure and monitoring her condition ahead of the surgery.
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