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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
10
Fielding Hammond announces his run for district attorney of the 33rd judicial district subject to Democratic Primaries. He submits his office record and general reputation for consideration.
The District Clerk announces Aug D Stahl and August Cameron seeking re election to the office of Gillespie County District Clerk at the November election.
Hermann Usener announces his candidacy for Gillespie County Judge. He outlines priorities in county governance and invites voters to attend upcoming campaign forums and town hall meetings across Gillespie County.
County Attorney announces Walter Petseh as candidate for the office of Gillespie County Attorney. He seeks the role to oversee legal affairs, defend county interests, and enforce local ordinances. Petseh highlights experience in public law and community service.
Albert E. Klett enters the race for Gillespie County Clerk position. He seeks to serve as county clerk in the upcoming election, outlining his qualifications and plans for administration.
The Standard prints notices listing Walter Knoche for Tax Collector, Aug M Jung for Tax Collector, Emil Staudt for Sheriff, Al Kraerner for Sheriff, Almon Kirchhoff for Tax Assessor, Louis F Oehler for Tax Assessor, and Louis Kordzik for an unspecified candidacy in Gillespie County ahead of the November election.
Notice details a 1926 Gillespie County sheriff sale of properties tied to judgments against Egon Klier and Felix Schneider. The first sale targets land in Fredericksburg including Out Lots 267 268 269 with dates set for September and July proceedings.
Alfred Klaerner sheriff announces sale of Henry Molberg property in Fredericksburg Texas. By order of the district court the August 13 1926 levy of a tract on Ascencio Vaca Survey No 126 and Outlet No 48 will be offered at public auction at the courthouse on September 7 1926 between 10 am and 4 pm for cash. The auction will include the Henry Molberg Place described as out of and part of Outlets 48 and the Ascencio Vaca Survey.
Sheriff Alfred Kleerner executes a sale of J C Mills property in Fredericksburg Texas. Parcels include twenty acres Outlots 129 and 150 plus four and a third acres out of Block Lifard Ten Acre Lot 608 and lots 1 2 3 in Block A of August J Hahnes Addition. Sale set for 10:00 AM August 6 1926.
The State of Texas to Gillespie County officials and public: Mrs. Hilda Dietrich has filed for Letters of Guardianship for the persons and estate of the minors Elsie Dietrich et al. The hearing is set for the first Monday in September 1926 at the Gillespie County Court House in Fredericksburg. Interested parties may appear and contest.
Gillespie County announces Alf Crenwelge as candidate for county treasurer in the November election. The entry details the official filing and confirms Crenwelge seeks the treasurer’s post.
Ad. Gerhard announces for Commissioner Precinct No. 1 Gillespie County. Tatsch declares for Precinct No. 2. Joe Heep files to run for Commissioner Precinct No. 3 in Gillespie County.
Mor ris and Noonan, architects, draft plans for a Kerrville Methodist Church. Estimated cost about 40000 dollars. Building to include auditorium and basement with a two story Sunday School wing at the rear. General bids to be invited after plans are completed.
The Scofield Home School for Girls in Kerrville opens September 29 with Rev. Frederick W. Jones as principal for the intermediate, high school and college preparatory departments. The church rector at St. Peter's leads in athletics, specialty programs, Christian education, and character emphasis with limited enrollment and rates.
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