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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1926
Page
11
Fielding Hammond announces candidacy for district attorney of the 33rd judicial district, subject to Democratic Primaries. He submits his office record and citizen reputation for consideration.
Announcement shows Aug D Stahl seeking re election as Gillespie County District Clerk and August Cameron also filing for the same office at the November election. Both candidates enter the race for the upcoming county clerk post.
Hermann Usener announces his bid for Gillespie County judge. The campaign focuses on local governance, tax oversight, and public services. He emphasizes experience in county administration and will address infrastructure, public safety, and budget priorities.
County Attorney race centers on Walter Petseh as candidate for the office in Gillespie County. Supporters pledge reforms while opponents call for continuity and better oversight in local government.
Albert E. Klett launches his campaign for Gillespie County Clerk. The filing seeks voter support in the county seat and surrounding precincts. Campaign aims include modernizing records and improving clerical services.
The Standard announces Walter Knoche as a candidate for Gillespie County Tax Collector and Aug M Jung as Tax Collector candidate, listing Emil Staudt for Sheriff and AJ Kraerner as Sheriff candidates for the November election.
Tax assessor candidates announced for Gillespie county election with figures including Almon Kirch hoff Louis F. Oehler and Louis Kordzik seeking the office in November.
The statement concerns Alf Crenwelge running for County Treasurer of Ill Spie County at the November election. It notes the candidacy and the position sought with no additional context provided in the fragment.
The commissioner candidacies listed include Ad. Gerhard for Precinct No. 1 Gillespie County Nov Hy Tatsch for Precinct No. 2 and Joe Heep for Precinct No. 3. Formal notices announce these runners seeking county commissioner seats.
A sheriff sale in Gillespie County Texas will occur on the first Tuesday of September 1926 at Fredericksburg Court House. The property, in Fredericksburg and vicinity, includes Out Lot 267 and parts of Out Lots 268 and 269, tied to deed from 1913. Sold for cash to satisfy a judgment in favor of S. S. Hill against Egon Klier and R. P. Carpenter, with Albert Koennecke as intervener.
By order dated June 15 1926 in cause No 1586 the Bank of Fredericksburg seeks recovery against Felix Schneider. On August 6 1926 at 10:00 AM the sheriff will seize and offer Lot 8 Block 12 South Heights Addition Fredericksburg for public auction to satisfy the judgment. The sale will be cash and covers all right title and interest of Felix Schneider in the described property.
The sheriff Alfred Klaerner announces a public auction at the Gillespie County Courthouse in Fredericksburg for the sale of Henry Molberg property. The sale is part of Chas. Kallenberg v Henry Molberg No 1584 based on a June 15 1926 court judgment. The property on Ascencio Vaca Survey No 126 and Outlet No 48 will be offered for cash between 10 and 4.
On June 18 1926 in cause 1580 Joe F Petsch sued J C Mills and a writ directed sheriff Alfred Kleerner of Gillespie County Texas levied August 6 1926 at 10 00 AM on lands in Fredericksburg including Outlets Ten Acre lots 129 130 four and one third acres part of Block 1 10 Acre Lot 608 and Lots 1 2 3 Block A in August J Hahne Addition. Property conveyed to Mills by Alfred P C Petsch et ux April 23 1925 in Deed Records Vol 33 pages 550 551. No further details provided.
The State of Texas letters of guardianship are sought for Elsie Dietrich and other minors by Mrs Hilda Dietrich. The County Court of Gillespie County will hear the application at the next term starting September 6 1926 at the Fredericksburg courthouse. Interested parties may contest the guardianship. The writ directs publication in a local newspaper for ten days prior to the return day.
Architects Morris and Noonan draw plans for a Kerrville Methodist Church estimated at 40000 dollars. The design includes an auditorium basement and a two story Sunday School wing at the rear. General bids will be sought after plan completion.
The Scofield Home School for Girls in Kerrville opens September 29 with Rev. Frederick W. Jones as rector and principal for all departments from intermediate to college preparatory. The school emphasizes athletics, Christian education and character with limited enrollment and adheres to rates established by law. Address Rev. F W Jones Kerrville Texas.
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