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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1926
Page
3
Mr Eddie Baumann of Fredericksburg is staying in Harper at present, with the arrangement noted in local society records.
Mr Frank Staudt of Fredericksburg was a pleasant visitor in Harper last Sunday. Mr and Mrs C E Bein and little daughter Mary Bell and son Morris made a trip to Fredericksburg Wednesday. Mr Arthur Allen of Junction came up Friday and Mrs Allen who had been spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs J J Rogers returned home with him.
Mr. G. L. Beeman traveled to Kerrville to visit his wife. Mr. Allen Smith and daughter Miss Nettie attended his business in his absence.
Mr and Mrs 8 A Kennedy and daughter Ruby and son Garwood of Lubbock and Miss Willie Pankey of Anton Texas visit relatives Mr S B Stewart and Miss Evelyn Ballard. Mr and Mrs J Whitewood and daughters Blanche and Mary Ella also visit. Whitewoods return to San Marcos while the girls stay for a few weeks.
Mr and Mrs J J Solomon and daughter Mildred move to Kerrville this week ending years of residence here They will keep business interests and hope for frequent visits Mr W P Jackson will take charge of the Solomon place
A private land transfer closes with G L Bierschwale taking Roy M Cottle's Harper farm and ranch assets while Cottle acquires Bier schwale business property. The document creates Blanco County Road District No 2 endorsing bond issuance and tax collection, effective August 10 1926, with emergency declaration by County Judge William Martin.
Mr and Mrs G L Bierschwab made a business trip to Fredericksburg on Tuesday.
Mrs J J Dent of Kerrville is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Gamel.
Prof and Mrs O E Cole have returned and will be here to have everything ready to begin School Oct 4.
Miss Blanche Whitewood and Miss Mary Ella Whitewood are spending the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Whitworth in Noxville. The visit confirms social ties and leisure time among local families.
Messiss Hy Fischer and Lon ie Brinkroll were business visitors in Fredericksburg the first of the week.
A large crowd watched Harper lose to Rocky Hill by 15 to 9. The game drew heavy attendance and showcased rallies from both sides. Rocky Hill secured the victory with a strong late innings stretch.
Miss Gladys Crossdale of Ban dera visits for several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hunter. She is Mrs. Hunter’s cousin.
Notice to owners and interested parties that at the first called session of the Thirty Ninth Legislature in Austin on September 13 1926 a bill will be introduced concerning Road District No 1 Blanco County Texas. The substance proposes district number 1 within the road district and includes related approvals and declarations.
The Commissioners Court of Road District No 4 of District No 4 in Blanco County Texas convened a session in the City of Austin to discuss district matters and scheduling. Officials announced agenda items and potential actions to be taken on district projects and funding.
August 1926 records show a judge in Blanco County Texas overseeing a case in St 43. Details indicate official proceedings and court actions within the Blanco jurisdiction.
A brief notice records details for Road District No 5 within District Five. The item notes the governing body and jurisdiction and calls for reporting or action under local road management provisions.
SCHANDUA and REICHENAD advertise galvanized bath tubs and milk coolers in all sizes. SCHROEDER BROS. feature seven spools of the best thread at 25 cents. Fall clothes for men and boys touted as finest. Misses and ladies coats arrived. Hugo A. Walter announces return from Europe to handle optical needs.
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