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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1930

Page

2

Surprise family reunion at the Cibolo Creek homestead

A large gathering near Boerne reunites siblings after thirty five years. John Howell from Kenton Oklahoma meets his sister Mattie Bierschwale of Harper Texas, with thirty eight relatives present born and raised around Kendall County. They dine by the creek and plan shorter future visits. Attending are Howell, Bierschwale and Rodgers families from Harper, San Antonio, and Boerne, plus others from nearby areas.

Annie Fen Cibolo Creek Boerne John Howel Kendall County Kenton Okla Mattie Bierschwale Harper Texas Fairies Howell Cibole Creek John Howell Kenton Okio Hilary Bierschwale John Bierschwale Charles Bierschwale John Rodgers J. L. Bierschwale Thomas Dean A. J. Nichols O. C Brown Oscar Brown San Antonio Ira Brown Edward Bierschwale Herrin Nelson

This Week Continues Despite Ink Pledge to Pay

A fragment notes that this week’s column continues from page one despite non payment promises. It hints at neglected obligations and a broader sense of disregard affecting readers and the publication’s cadence.

Whitney Defends Stock Exchange Amid Market Slump

Richard Whitney, president of the New York Stock Exchange, says the country is returning to a firm business basis and that the exchange bore no responsibility for the slump. He argues the exchange reflects conditions, not creates them, and cites speculative gambling as the real trouble.

Richard Whitney New York Exchange Stock Exchange

Marconi Predicts Radio Waves Reach Interplanetary Distances

Marconi argues radio waves could travel millions of miles through space. He notes the sun emits light across 93 million miles and suggests radio signals might reach other planets. He wonders if inhabitants exist who could respond.

Marconi Space

Rickenbacker Highlighted by Hoover in Welcome

President Hoover praised Byrd Rickenbacker and other wartime pilots while welcoming the French flyers. The piece notes Rickenbacker’s repeatedly risky missions where his plane or others crashed, yet he consistently returned victorious, a record the public should recognize.

Hoover Byrd Rickenbacker Rickenbacker

Wouldn't Work: Reading Advice for Lizzie Beatrice Love

A humorous exchange about a self help book on romance. The man jokes the guidance would work if the partner’s name matched Lizzie Beatrice, exposing misfit of advice with a light bedroom farce tone.

Hill Country C of C Forms New Chamber of Commerce

Members discuss eligibility of Bexar and Travis counties and set four membership levels from 1 to 100 dollars. Directors from Kerr, Llano, Blanco, Gillespie, Kimble, Mason, Burnet, and others named, plan a 10000 dollar annual budget and aim to begin operations by 1931 with offices and a rotating director schedule.

Bexar Traiis Hill Country Fredericksburg Liano Burnet Blanco Gillespie Kerr Mason Kimble Travis Burnet County J. J Faubian CC. M. Marrs Marble Falls Blanco County R. E. Stubbs R. T. Gliddon Johnson City Gillespie County C. J. Dooley Felix Stehling Kimble C. T. Holecamp Emil A. Loeffler Junction Kerr County Charlie Real E. H. Prescott Kerrville Llano Charles Milier Will Collins J. E. Cunningham Blanco Methodist Church R T. Gliddon Charles Milligver Liano News

Vital Statistics Births and Families Named

Vital statistics list several births with parents and birth dates. Frank A Jenschke and Miss Agatha Hagel appear alongside multiple families including Gates Alber thal Mau rer Everett Schmidt Danz Roeder. Names reflect a town newspaper notice of new arrivals with dates in August and July.

Charles A. Gates Emil Alberthal Adolf Maurer J. &. Everett Eugene B Schmidt Benno Danz Fritz Roeder

Obituary notices listing several deaths

A compact listing notes the deaths of multiple individuals with ages and dates: Charlies Marvin Jordan died August 31 at 1 year 8 months 28 days. Herman ArltJune 25 at 62 years 10 months. Lisette Schirght August 27 at 75 years 1 month 5 days. infant child of Mr and Mrs BE Holly died August 23. Mathilda Ketron died August 12 at 22 years 8 months 4 days. Vada Bell Langbein died August 31 at 20 years 7 months 29 days.

Charlies Marvin Jordan Herman Arlt Lisette Schirght BE. W. Holly Mathilda Ketron Vada Bell Langbein

Hill Country League Sees Profits and Playoff Tensions

The treasurer reports 312.00 total receipts with 299.65 on hand and expenses of 12.35. Funds will be divided among league members. Llano rejoins with Taylor amid eligibility protest. Llano and Llano rivalry to settle in a three game series starting September 21 with potential October 5 tiebreaker. Cross replaces Berrett for Fredericksburg, and Kott and Deike substitute for Langerhans and Durst. R M Lewis ships the first carload of peanuts at 95 cents per bushel.

Boerne Liane Chink Taylor Omahaes Taylor Llano Cross Berrett Fredericksburg Carl, Kott Marvin Deike Langerhans Durst

Dodge 8 Mileasce Marathon Car Schedule Revealed

The Dodge 8 Mileasce Marathon begins at the Dodge factory on July 1 and will run until the car stops. It will pass Fredericksburg on September 2 or 3 late evening after about 40 000 miles of driving. The route starts July 1 from Abilene at 9 A M and goes through Coleman Brownwood Brady Mason Fredericksburg to San Antonio.

Dodge Fredericksburg Joseph Bros Dodere Abilene Coleman, Brownwood Brady Mason San Antonio

Mid-West States Utilities Expands System with Kansas Purchase

Mid-West States Utilities completes its second major addition in ninety days by acquiring the Kansas Telephone Company, serving 100000 people across 23 counties. The expansion, part of a broader plan, adds eastern and central sections to reach eight states from Wisconsin to Texas and Arkansas. Twenty thousand telephone stations have been added in the period, with plans for further integration and improvements by sponsors.

Mid-West States Utilities Company Kansas Telephone Company W. R. Hansen Mid-West States Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Ilinois Lon J. Jester St Louis Hansen Kansas Company Texas Arkansas The Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company Lincoln Power Company

Lions Club Feasts On Rabbit Meat at Public Event

Lions Club members hosted a countywide meeting at Public School grounds donated by the club for an upcoming fundraiser. J S Abernathy outlined data gathering for an entertainment to support Lions work. Health and fish conservation committees announced forthcoming efforts and endorsements from officials and organizations.

J. 5S Abernathy E. B. Calvin Stehline Lions International Lions W. H. Schaefer Chas J. Dooley J. 8 Heiner Chas. J. Dooley New Hill Country Chamber of Commerce Palace Theatre Fredericksburg

Local notices and auto ads from this week

Mr Henry Bierschwab underwent an operation Monday. Mr John Staudt left for San Antonio for several days. Gil lespie County Game and Fish Protective Association members R L Kott and H A Ries distributed 6 000 bream and 2 400 bass in the Pedernales last Monday. An Ever Ready Motor Co advertisement notes new Nash cars arriving about October 1 with one six and three eight cylinder models at low prices.

Messrs R. L. Kott H A. Ries Gillespie County Game and Fish Protective Association Pedernales Ever Ready Motor Co Nash

Residents and Officials Travel and Medical Updates

Mrs. Adolf Gold visits relatives in San Antonio. David W. Barnhill Census Supervisor of the district spent Thursday in Fredericksburg. Miss Vera Reinbath underwent a tonsil operation last Friday.

David W. Barnhill Fredericksburg Vera Reinbath

Local social notes and visits across Texas

Miss Bertha Dechert sails to Austin for university studies. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gold last Wednesday. Dr. Hilmann of Brownwood spent last Wednesday with friends in Fredericksburg. Master Jimmie Pfiester plans a weekend in San Antonio.

Bertha Dechert Austin University Marvin Gold Hilmann of Brownwood Fredericksburg Master Jimmie Pfiester San Antonio

Local residents tour cities and conduct business

Mr. Louis Holekamp of Comfort spent Wednesday in Fredericksburg on business. Mrs. R. J. Peter and daughters and Mrs. B. J. Stehling and daughters visit relatives in the Alamo city. Mr. Elmon Grona bought Walter Pehl's interest in the Rainbow Filling Station. Messrs. Alfred Ellebracht and Alfred Spaeth of Doss traveled to San Antonio on a business trip.

Mr. Louis Holekamp Comfort Fredericksburg R. J. Peter B. J. Stehling Alamo City Elmon Grona Walter Pehl Rainbow Filling Station Alfred Ellebracht Alfred Spaeth Doss San Antonio

Local couples travel and visits noted in Galveston and Fredericksburg

Mr and Mrs H W Rusenberger and Mr and Mrs H H McFarland are spending the weekend at Galveston. Miss Aelly Franz, en route from San Antonio to San Angelo, spent Wednesday with friends at Fredericksburg.

H. W. Rusenberger H. H. McFarland Galveston

Birthday Dinner Hosts and Local Visits in Fredericksburg

Mr. Ross Billings entertained friends with a birthday dinner at his parents home last Luna. Felix Burg and a San Antonio family spent several days with relatives in Fredericksburg. Albert Mueller of Goliad became a barber at Kolmeir's Barber Shop. Ed Peter returned from Fort Worth after delivering two carloads of calves for Henke Bros. to Evans-Snyder and Buell of that city. Mrs. H. Miller of Kerrville passed through Fredericksburg en route to Gorman and visited Dr. and Mrs. Abernathy. Mr. and Mrs. A Buck and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buck of San Antonio visited here Sunday. Mrs. Dan Van Der See and children of San Antonio were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Stahl.

Mr. Ross Billings Luna Felix Burg «A San Antonio Fredericksburg Ed Peter Ft. Worth Henke Bros Evans-Snyder and Buell H. Miller Kerrville Gorman Texas Abernathy A. Buck Fritz Buck Dan van der See John Stahl

Local Fracture Report After Cotton Loading

Mr. Max Schoenewolf fractured his arm on Friday while loading cotton. Mrs Albert Staats Hiss Tony Staats and Mr Weldon Cocksell of San Antonio visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Felix Walsh and family. Lawrence Hartmann and Alonzo Fiedler, St Marys School graduates, are attending St Edwards University in Austin.

Max Schoenewolf Albert Staats Hiss Tony Staats Weldon Cocksell San Antonio Felix Walsh Lawrence Hartmann and Alonzo Fiedler St Mary's School St Edwards University At Austin

Local visitors and upcoming ball game at Fair Grounds

Mr and Mrs August Kirchoff and Mr and Mrs Alfred Kirchoff of Kimble County visited the Michael Gerhard family last Thursday. Next Sunday the Sinclair Oilers and Comfort will play at the local Fair Grounds in the season finale at home. The paper features Knopp Metzger Harvest of Bargains sale ad with many bargains.

August Kirchoff Alfred Kirchoff Kimble County Michael Gerhard Sinclair Oilers Comfort Knopp & Metzger

Card of Thanks for Mrs Louis Walter Sr

The bereaved family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during the illness and at the death of Mrs Louis Walter Sr a wife mother step mother grandmother and sister They thank for floral offerings condolence words wake songs and bearers.

Louis Walter, Sr

J I Case Tractors Threshers for Grain and Peanuts

J I Case tractors and threshers for grain and peanuts showcased at OSCAR KRAUSKOPE sale. Case power machinery highlighted for farming needs.

J. I. Case Case Oscar Krauskope

Drought Committee Receives Seed Loan Plan

Topeka Sept. 15 Governor Clyde M Reed referred a seed loan plan to the State drought relief committee. The proposal by J D Joseph Whitewater banker stockman and former State Senator asks a special session to authorize counties to loan farmers for seed purchases as farm relief. Reed will seek committee reaction before possibly asking legislators. The Legislature meets next January for its regular session.

Topeka Kansas Clyde M. Reed Drouth Relief Committee J. D. Joseph Whitewater Stockman Reed

Expression: Experience Comes From Unplanned Endeavors

A concise reflection notes that experience arrives as an outcome of pursuing something different. It suggests that lessons emerge from unintended paths and misaligned goals rather than direct planning.

White grub outbreak hits Eastern Canada crops

Ottawa reports a serious white grub outbreak in Eastern Canada by the entomological branch of the Department of Agriculture. Heavy losses to corn potatoes timothy and fine grasses are seen and without swift control measures next year and the following year could be more severe, the official statement warns.

Ottawa Canada Canadian Department of Agriculture

Feed Grinder Exhibition at Oscar Krauskopf

Letz feed maker or grinder performs more work with less power. Grinds corn stalks ears on shucked shelled corn oats wheat and any grain. Grinds Milo maize kaffier corn and other feeds to a coarse or fine texture. Describes light running capacity and quality. Exhibition noted at Oscar Krauskopf.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beatrice Lizzie Hill Country C. OF Charles Real J. C. Heiner J. W. Metzger C. M. Morris C. J Dooley Norman Keller Fred Ericksburg Chamber of Commerce J. J. Faubian E. G. Michel Jr Chamber of Commerce R. Gieske F G. Michel, Sr G. L. Jones J W. Yett E. E. Ramsdell A. C Lacy S. H. Faubian Benneti Burnham W. A. Cardwell W. E. McCoy Marble Falls Messenger Edgar McLendon Conrad T Holekamp T. B. Phillips J. W. Chapman Fred M. Herndon the Express Publishing Co Chambers of Commerce Frank A. Jenschke Miss Agatha Hagel R. M. Lewis Mid-West Lions Club the Lions Nimitz Hotel Henry Bierschwab John Staudt Adolf Gold Albert Mueller Goliad Kolmeir Drouth Committee Oscar Krauskop Norman Bros Wm. Schneider Liberty Mills HWA Virgin Diamond Virgin Diamonds Max W. Stau
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