Tourist Camp Site Donated to Kerrville by A C Schreiner
Unprecedented numbers of crickets invade the state causing economic concern. Entomologist R R Expert warns they gnaw fabrics and clothing, suggesting in-home and storage precautions and poison methods while noting control outside homes is limited. Kerrville Chamber of Commerce accepts a donation of a several acre camp site from A C Schreiner for a Tourist Camp near the Fair Grounds. Funds to develop the site estimated at 800 to 1000 dollars, to be raised by public subscription, with fencing, sanitation, streets, and camper lots planned.
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Kerrville Mt. Sun
Chamber of Commerce
Kerrville
A. B. Williamson
J.S. Wireless
E. H. Prescott
A. C. Schreiner
Schreiner
Judicial Power Usurped in Prohibition Era Confiscations
A San Antonio Light editorial warns that enforcement officers seized property without due process, destroying liquids and goods they deemed illicit. It argues only a court can determine lawfulness, citing barrells of vinegar and a merchant's confiscated supplies as examples of overreach.
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San Antonio
Death of George Schilling noted in Comfort community
George Schilling, a longtime Comfort farmer, died at home on Holiday Creek Monday at age 51. Funeral Tuesday at 10 at Comfort Cemetery with Cypress Camp W O W in procession and burial rites read by R. M. Flach. He was born December 9 1869 in Comfort and survived by wife Anna Treiber and four children.
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George Schilling
Holiday Creek
Comfort Cemetery
Cypress Camp
R. M. Flach
Comfort Liedertafel
Decendent
Comfort
Anna Treiber
Waring
Charles Schilling
Paul Kott
Katie
Ella Schilling
Eddie Schilling
Joe Trollimund
Chas. Arhelger
Ernst Schellhase
Hillmar R. Pfeiffer
Blanco County Hero Buried in Family Cemetery
Corp. W. F. Griggs, a Blanco County born war hero of Co. C 360th Infantry 90th Division, killed October 8, 1918 in France, was buried in the family cemetery beside his parents. Funeral services were led by Louis Jordan Post American Legion No. 244 Fredericksburg with Major A. C. Kennedy in charge. He was unmarried and survived by relatives and friends. The Standard extends condolences.
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Johnson City
Corp
W. F. Griggs
France
Louis Jordan Post American Legion
No. 244
Fredericksburg
A. C. Kennedy
Griggs
Blanco County
Co. C. 360
Federal Prohibition Case Transferred to San Antonio Court
The State of Texas versus J White and Charles Stevens, Federal Prohibition Agents, for alleged destruction of property during a raid on Alex Bremer’s Boerne home, was moved from Boerne to Judge West’s court in San Antonio after a writ. The case, arising from Kendall County Grand Jury indictment, may reach the U.S. Supreme Court. Nash Four priced at 1045 dollars factory outlet.
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State of Texas
J. ©. White
Charles Stevens
Prohibition
San Antonio
Kendall County
Alex Bremer
Boerne
Justice Reeve
West
Federal Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Comfort News
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Competent Court of Justice
Richard Henke
Henke Bros
Wain
Tex
Louis Oehler
Central Hotel
Otto Zimmermann
Doss
Henry Baethge, Jr
Doss, Texas
McCrary Fish and Poultry Co. Inc
R. Maier
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Brunswick
Felix W. Maier
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Citizens Bank
Oscar Krauskopf
A. Vander Stucken
WM. Bierschwale
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Secor Sanitarium-Hospital
Kerrville-on-the-Guadalupe
E. L. Schmidt
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