Public School Auxiliary Sets Harvest Festival Plans
The Public School Auxiliary will meet Friday November 2 at 4 p.m. in the High School library to finalize Harvest Festival arrangements. All members and friends of the school are invited.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1923
Page
1
The Public School Auxiliary will meet Friday November 2 at 4 p.m. in the High School library to finalize Harvest Festival arrangements. All members and friends of the school are invited.
Last Sunday morning hy kordzik sr was bitten in the hand by a copper head while husking corn. The fangs avoided major veins and no serious effects followed.
The first Mason County Fair showcased impressive farm product exhibits and a strong ladies department in embroidery and sewing. The poultry show impressed with quality. stock was high grade but fewer in numbers than prior years. Local residents moved, visitors arrived, and club meetings ended with friendly refreshments.
President Calvin Coolidge proclaims the week starting November 18 as National Education Week. The document praises education as core to self government and calls for annual observance to celebrate the nation’s educational system and its devoted teachers.
Oklahoma City October 22 The Oklahoma House votes to read all impeachment testimony before acting on the committee report on Governor J C Walton. The indictment lists 29 counts including moral turpitude corruption in office willful neglect of duty and incompetency. Senate caucus agrees to suspend Walton if charges pass the House. Morale turpitude, corruption in office. Aldrich Blake testimony read next.
Hohmann and Stehling report deliveries of Overland Touring Cars to Max Lindig W R Dunn Helmuth Klein Jacob Roeder Herm Juenke and Bruno Ruebsahm. Mr W R Petermann has installed an electric meat chopper at his meat market.
San Antonio bowling team St Josephs Eagle Nine faces Fredericksburg Turner Verein Nine Pin next Sunday at the latter’s alley. It marks the season opener and promises a keen initial matchup.
The president calls for state and local cooperation with civic and religious bodies to improve educational facilities nationwide. The message, dated September 26, 1923, behind the Great Seal in Washington, is signed by Calvin Coolidge.
After five months a committee has organized The Citizens National Bank of Llano to take over assets of Home National Bank. Depositors will receive 70 percent of their claims once all receivership endorsements are filed by October 25, enabling the new bank to open and begin paying promptly.
Born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Ahrens a son. Congratulations. Last Sunday Kerrville defeated our local football team before a large crowd gathered to watch.
Mr August Schlueter and family of Pleasanton are visiting relatives in this county. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leo J Blanchard last Thursday. The Fehrenbach Motor Co delivered an Oakland Sport Model to A H Welgehausen. Major and Mrs J T Estill returned Friday from the Rio Grande Valley. Fredericksburg residents attended the Mason Fair last Thursday. A San Antonio and city party enjoyed a barbecue at Ben Rileys ranch last Sunday. Mrs Edna Mason Grobe sails for New York to appear in operas this winter.
A monstrous Hawk Owl was trapped near town and brought to the city by H Heyland. It measures nearly nine feet across the wings and will be taxidermied for display. Multiple local people made recent moves including Ed Apelt joining Louis Kott & Co and Joe Rogers judged insane by a County Court jury.
Miss Clara Crenwelge and Charles Braeutigam wed October 11 at Cherry Spring church with Rev. Hoefer officiating. Attendants included Miss Alice Braeutigam and Herbert Crenwelge and Miss Erna Heimann with Arnold Crenwelge. The couple's reception followed at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crenwelge's home.
A polemic argues that the United States generates excessive new laws with 48 states enacting more than nations propose. It notes vast law libraries and Supreme Court volumes and urges stopping production and repealing laws to restore political sanity.
In 1871 Osages were assigned a reservation in the Indian Territory with 2229 enrolled. Oil was discovered on their lands in 1901 and since then descendants have received over 140 million dollars in royalties from oil and gas.
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