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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1929

Page

9

Hill Billies rout Burnet Bulldogs 33 to 0 in grid game

Fredericksburg dominated the Burnet Bulldogs on the local gridiron winning 33 to 0. Schmidt and James Schmidt led the scoring with multiple touchdowns while Henke and Evers connected on several extra points. The Hill Billies showed strong teamwork on both line and backfield.

Fredericksburg Burnet Bull Dogs Burnet Hill Billies Bull Dogs Hillies Schmidt Mes Schmidt Ade U. Henke Vers Rank Schmidt James Schmidt Paul Henke Frank Schmidt Henke Evers Eam B. A. Keller V. Henke H B EF. Sehmidt B. J. Sehmidt W. Klett L P. Henke L W. Gold H. Klaerner H. Dietel R P. Keller J. Evers

Printer Convicts Escaped and Recaptured Near Huntsville

Two convicts, TH Jensen and Jim R Young, who escaped Monday night after slugging a guard named John Burnett, were recaptured about 10 p.m. eight miles from Huntsville on the Houston Road. They had fled from the Huntsville Item plant where they were setting type for the Prison Echo, the penitentiary publication.

Huntsville Tex John Burnett Houston Road TH. Jensen Jim R. Young Huntsville Item Prison Echo

Calf Rearing Guide Emphasizes Early Bonding and Milk Schedule

Advice urges leaving calf with its mother for two to three days to obtain colostrum. Feed twelve pounds of milk daily per one hundred pounds live weight for two weeks, preferably in three meals. After two weeks gradually transition to mixed herd milk.

Guns and ammunition at Blanchard Sporting Goods

LeO J Blanchard Advertising fresh stock of guns and ammunition at The Sporting Goods Store. Local shoppers are invited to browse a wide range of firearms accessories and sporting gear.

Leo J. Blanchard

Newspaper Editorial Staff Credits and Roles

The staff positions are listed with Alma Schmidt as editor in chief and May Stein as managing editor. Aline White serves as assistant editor and Herman Kuhlmann is the sport editor with Wesley Gold as assistant sport editor. Viola Schaefer is society editor with Stella Brannies as assistant society editor.

Asst Aline White

Assembly News Highlights Junior Musical Program

On Monday morning October 21, high school students met in the auditorium during sixth period. Mr Feuge announced items as the Juniors presented a musical program featuring an orchestra selection, a vocal solo by Klingelhoefer, a piano duet by May Stein and Stella Brannies, a trio including Kuhlman Gold and Henke, another vocal solo by Alma Sauer, and a junior orchestra selection. Next week the Seniors will present a Hallowe en program.

Feuge Mr. Klingelhoefer May Stein Stella Brannies Herman Kuhlman Wesley Gold Sidney Henke

Col Crimmins to Speak on Venomous Snakes at High School

Col M L Crimmins retired U S Army will give a free illustrated lecture on venomous snakes and treatment of bites in the High School Auditorium Friday night at 7 o clock. He is internationally known as an authority on snakes and Indian picture writing.

M. L. Crimmins United States Army

Alumni Notes Share Weekend Visits and College Ties

Misses Lillie Grona Esther Itz and Norma Kolmeier attend San Antonio Business College and spent the weekend at home. Viola Stein attends Westmoorland College in San Antonio and visited her parents.

Lillie Grona Esther Itz Norma Kolmeier San Antonio Business College Viola Stein Westmoorland College San Antonio Fred Schwiening Seguin College Pauline Mogford Eleanor Gerhardt Lena Wahl Rosalie Bracher Seguin

Campus Class Fundraiser Sandwich Sale Report

The Junior Class sold chicken sandwiches and milk chocolate on Tuesday October 22. The Sophomore Class sold chicken and tongue sandwiches on Wednesday October 16.

Salt Lake City officials charged in $150000 treasury shortage

Salt Lake City officials Alvin Keddington city auditor R N Young former city treasurer Jarl E Williams deputy city auditor and Ernest J Colvin former dog tax collector faced grand jury indictments on felonies linked to a $150000 treasury shortage. Young faces 15 embezzlement counts while Keddington Colvin and Williams face misappropriation and concealment charges tied to records of Max M Beaver who died last December after accounts audits began.

Salt Lake City Alvin Keddington R. N. Young Jarl E. Williams Ernest J. Colvin Young Keddington Colvin Williams Max M. Beaver Calvin

Supper Planned by Methodist Episcopal Church South Ladies

The Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church South announce a supper on November 7 to raise funds for church needs and community outreach. Proceeds support church programs and local assistance.

Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church South

Women Wanted to Handle Watkins Route in Fredericksburg

Reliable energetic woman wanted to manage Watkins route in Fredericksburg. Good repeat order business with earnings over $40 a week. Write C. H. Worley, 70 W Town Ave, Memphis, Tennessee.

Watkins C. H. Worley

First Graders Welcome Three New Students

The first grade class welcomes three new pupils, Leroy Knopp Marianne Gutierrez and Rosado Ross. They have joined the class as the new term begins and bring fresh energy to lessons and activities.

Leroy Knopp Marianne Gutierrez Rosado Ross

Pep Squad Plans Kerrville Game Drill

The Pep Squad met Monday during recess in the auditorium and decided to begin drill practice for the Kerrville football game.

Kerrville

Two Boys Charged In Fatal Rifle Incident

Amarillo Tex Oct 20 two boys Ralph Ellis 15 and Ear nest Ellis 13 faced assault with intent to murder charges after firing a .22 rifle at a vacant house to scare their playmate Joe Stierlin 11 who was hiding inside. The younger boy died from a forehead wound.

Amarillo Tex Ralph Earnest Ellis Joe Stierlin Leo Sparks

Accidental Shot Fatal to Coleman County Farmer

Grady Starnes a young Coleman County farmer died in a Santa Anna hospital from a self inflicted accidental gunshot wound. He was found in his car by neighbors with a .38 caliber pistol in the vehicle and told officers the weapon discharged while he moved it from the seat to a pocket. He was alone at the time of the incident.

Coleman Tex Grady Starnes Coleman County Santa Anna Starnes

Local Socials Roundup Weekend Visits and Parties

Miss Dora and Esther Rode spent Sunday in Blanco visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maenius. Miss Fern Grote attended a birthday party at Cherry Spring. Miss Norma Klett spent the week end in Austin. Miss Blanche Kaderli spent the week end in San Antonio with Lee Ellen Harold.

Dora and Esther Rode Blanco Louis Maenius Fern Grote Cherry Spring Norma Klett Austin Blanche Kaderli San Antonio Lee Ellen Harold

Cystex 48 Hour Test Urges Quick Bladder Relief

Ad urges readers with bladder irritation symptoms to try Cystex offering a 48 hour test. It promises quick improvement and a money back satisfaction guarantee. Central Drug Co. advertises the product at 60 cents.

Central Drug Co

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