Local and Personal Notes Highlight Community Week
Mr Garfield Fairchild spent the weekend with home folks. J W Adams came from Cain City on business earlier in the week. S A Ezell patches a niece job painting at G St Bierschwale’s house. Rev Baber of Austin preached at the Presbyterian church. Ernst Nichols left the J P Wede Kind butcher shop for Mountain Home. Mrs W A Hopf and children and Mrs W O Grossenbacher visited Kerrville with Walter Grossenbacher. Tom Harlan left for Long Beach to join wife and daughter Mrs Nash. Cotton ginned locally totals 71 bales 33 at Bam ann gin 38 at Fischer’s. Farmers expect good ginning with higher yields. many are in the fields picking cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Harlan
Long Beach
Cal
Nash
Tie
Local Visitors Reported in Town and Stock Trade
Mr Max Hopf and Mr Mrs G R Beeman visited for business this week. Prof L G Smith of Klein Branch traveled to Fredericksburg on business. TWarl Bierschwale visited his father F Bier schwale last week. Frank Knoll bought over 300 head of lambs at 3.00 per head from F Lange and T Oehler and others. Fritz Bierschwale and Dolph Peril family left for Barnhart to visit Joe Moore and conduct business. J W Morrison and Roche of Kerrville searched for scarce stock ranges. Several homes to receive electric lights soon including Granville Lehlandt Bierschwale Roberts Wedekind Crockettt Floyd Rahe Fischer. Utilities provided by Citizens Auto Co power. wiring and meters to be furnished by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Bierschwale
Dolph Peril
Barnhart
Joe Moore
Tone
Messrs
C. W. Granville Otto Lehlandt
G. L. Bierschwale
BR. H. Roberts
Fred. Wedekind
R. C. Crockettt
F. M. Floyd
Otto Rahe
Hy. Fischer
Citizens Auto Co
Fredericksburg Chamber committee raises funds for Harper Fredericksburg line
The special committee reported last Tuesday that they secured a $540 stock subscription for a telephone line between Harper and Fredericksburg and received several further promises. They were instructed to continue soliciting and report again next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Sam McCaleb Jr Takes Swinson Ranch Ownership
Mr. Sam McCaleb Jr acquires the Lehremeer tract of the J. W Adams Ranch seven miles west, covering over eleven hundred acres at about twelve dollars per acre with a windmill tank truck patch and two houses. Nearby residents and recent local activity are noted along with rainfall and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McCaleb, Jr
Swinson
Lehremeer
J. W Adam
Notice of corrections for local association attendance
A published item incorrectly named Rev. G. T. Tarper as attending the association. The correct attendees were Rev. G. H. L. Brown and wife at Ingram. Other local mentions include Alfred Kneese visiting from the farm west of town, relatives hosting a birthday party for Mr. I. Lange, and several business visits by Doc Joe Ernst Otto Wunderlich and Hy Hopf. Two inches of rain fell on James River ranch pasture Saturday night with Rogers and Whitewood traveling to Kerrville on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Tarper
G. HL. Brown
Ingram
James River Ranch
Surprise Party for Grandmother Rogers 98th Birthday
Relatives and friends surprised grandma Rogers last Thursday night for her 98th birthday. Ice cream and a social evening followed, with numerous Rogers, Smith, Whitworth, Ezell, Bierschwale, Watkins, Jones, Tarr, We deking, and Harlan families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Rogers
J. N. Rogers
J. J. Rogers
L. Rogers
C. Whitewood
Allen Smith
Buster Whitworth
3. A. Ezell
G.L. Bierschwale
L. C. Watkins
H. M. Jones
Walter Tarr
Herbert Jones
H. A. Wedeking
P. Harlan
London Observer Press Attacks Prophesied War Return
The Observer in London critiques Tord Brothermere and his pro France Ruhr policy stance. Mr Calvin warns against interpreting British press opinion as warlike and stresses that Britain and America must prevent disarming a people without political protection or legal security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Observer
London
Tord Brothermere
France
Ruhr
England
Calvin
America
Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Garfield Fairchild
J. W. Adams
Cain City
S. A. Ezell
Rev. Baber From
Austin
Presbyterian Church
Ernst Nichols
J. P. Wede- Kind
Mountain Home
W. A. Hopf
W. O. Grossenbacher
Kerrville
Walter Grossenbacher
Bamann
Fischer’s
Max Hopf
G. R. Beeman
L. G. Smith
Klein Branch
Mia
Twarl Bierschwale
Harper
Mr. F. Bierschwale
Frank Knoll
F. Lange
T. Oehler
J. W. Morrison and Roche
M. Floyd
General Merchandise
Marple
Texas
Taylor’s Drug Store
Ed’s. Drug Store
Bryson & Crockett Merc. Co
Harper,Texas
Mrs. Ad. Fritz
Mr. Raymond Cottle
Mr. L. L. Hatley
Sylvia Philips
Mrs
Conrad Hahne
Mrs. Hahne
E.S. Fairchild
J. N. Harless
Sallie Crockett
Salado
R. C Crockett
Harper Monday
Oren Webb
Henke Ranch
Bryson-Crockett Mercantile Co
J. M Scotts
Scotts
James River
C. A. McBeth
Jewel Ogletree
Frio
Otto Lehlandt
Walter Campbell
Cisco
Bertie Davidson
Burg
Ollie Mund
Doss
Raymond Dabney
R. E. Dabney
State University
Alfred Kneese
Joe Ernst
Otto Wunderlich
Gold
Hy. Hopf
L. ©. Rogers
C. J. Whitewood
Tutt
V. A. Hopf
Post Office
Citizens Auto
Teaxs
Ford Sales and
St. Anthony’s Business College
H. Gerlach
Christ
Fritz
Angelius Jenschke
Harper Tin and Sheet Metal Shop
I. J. Kaiser
A. W. Granville
Mosty
Ferrville
Centerpoint
Wedekind’s
A. ©. Baumann
Fred. Casler
Sagebill Millinery
Ella Saenger
Mason and Fredericksburg Highway
Arthur Keller
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