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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1929
Page
22
Numerous residents visited Mason, London, Dripping Springs, Austin, Fredericksburg, and San Antonio last Friday through Saturday. People shipped mohair, bought goats, and reported active sheep trading with lamps as far as Lampasas County.
Grandmother Rose of Blanco visits relatives in town. Mr Virgil Wells of Post Oak on business Saturday. Miss Stella McCarty returns to El Paso. Miss Grace McCullough of San Antonio visiting friends. Mr and Mrs T J Johnson go to Austin. Mr and Mrs E P Ross travel to San Antonio Friday. Mrs J H Chiapman sick this week. Mrs Martin of Uvalde guests of Mrs Rawlings. Byron Galloway of San Antonio visits Sunday. Mr and Mrs F J Werner visit relatives in Molton. Mrs Nace Johnson of London guests of Mrs Oly Chapman. Truman Fawcett University student spends weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Alvey Kennedy visiting Kerrville parents. Cecil and Clarence Redford, UT students, spend weekend with mother Mrs C Redford.
Mr. and Mrs G W Wall visited in Johnson City Sunday. Sterling Cage of Robstown visited his parents Mr and Mrs J J Cage this weekend. Porter Ross attending school in San Antonio spent the weekend with home folks. Oscar Kineupper and family spent Sunday in Kendal with relatives. John Saunders and Miss Rika Saunders of Austin visited their parents Mr and Mrs Gus Saunders Sunday.
Austin report shows 42 deaths and 258 injuries in Texas during the week of Oct 7. Auto accidents caused 19 deaths and 157 injuries. Year to date totals reach 1,977 death and 8,438 injuries, compared with last year’s 1,452 deaths and 6,278 injuries.
The exchange centers on a high stakes card game where players challenge luck and bluff. One contestant proclaims three aces while another counters with two nines and a razor blade implied bluffing. The dialogue highlights competitive daring and tension between players.
A roundup of social visits and travel shows L L Dodgen business trip to Llano and commitments from Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Koch in Fredericksburg. Round Mountain guests include Alfred and Ralph Ebling and Mr. Ben Brigham from Austin. Several families from Austin New Braunfels San Antonio Johnson City Kingsville and Kingsville spent weekends with relatives and attended events.
Alfred Klaerner sheriff of Gillespie County Texas announces a public auction of Lee H. Jacoby's undivided 300 acre interest in Herman Jacoby place Epaphras Bull Survey No 11 located about 15 miles east of Fredericksburg The sale is to satisfy an $2027 25 judgment plus eight percent interest from February 25 1928 and court costs The sale day is November 5 1929 on the courthouse steps between 10 a m and 4 p m cash only
Farmers can raise healthy calves without milk after two months with a strong start at weaning. Early grain and hay intake is essential, using cracked corn or crushed oats for the first weeks. After milk stops, switch to a more complete feed and provide leguminous hay for protein.
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