The Loan and Abstract Company Loans
R. G. Striegler serves as manager overseeing loan activities at The Loan and Abstract Company, highlighting its lending operations and leadership.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1921
Page
1
R. G. Striegler serves as manager overseeing loan activities at The Loan and Abstract Company, highlighting its lending operations and leadership.
The Public School Auxiliary completed a two week membership drive admitting 278 new members, boosting total to over 400. The group plans $200 for school apparatus, funds educational films and four Lyceum courses to entertain and educate children, with season tickets offered.
Fire swept a residence between White Oak and Harper while Mr. Lee Brandon and family were in Kerrville. Two boys at home tried to fight the flames but failed, rescuing a brother from injury as the house burned with an estimated loss of 4000 to 5000 dollars and no insurance.
The Central Texas Telephone Company will build a line from Fredericksburg to Harper, with work to start soon and finish in about sixty days. Manager E. G. Fehrenbach announced the project after a week in Fredericksburg. The new line will ease business between the two towns and replace slower Kerrville mail routes.
Last Thursday night a fair sized crowd watched Voight and Lanky Stahl in a fast ten round draw. W. C. Klaerner forced Gray to use both arms to escape bad positions, with a brief preliminary bout opening the program.
The Fredericksburg Volunteer Fire Department treasurer reports a cash balance of 431.92 and lists payments including salaries and expenses from Oct 1921 to Oct 1924. Concurrently, Weinheimer & Co sale of stock to F J Maier described. stock valued at 25 000 to 30 000 with plans to close out by year end and start new business venture.
The Gillespie County 1921 assessment figures show a total valuation of 7,418,997 with county tax 60 cents per hundred, state tax 62 cents, school tax up to 50 cents, and road district No 1 tax 40 dollars. The report notes an average land value of 5.36 per acre and details from the deputy tax assessor Hy F Kirchhof and the commissioners court.
An old classified item notes buyers for cotton wool and mohair at Hogs Wanted by H C Maier. It mentions a selection of felt slippers at Knopp & Metzger and notices that country produce is bought and sold.
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