Fredericksburg Pioneer Louis Herbert Remembered in Funeral
Louis Herbert born December 26 1858 in Fredericksburg died August 7 1939 at age 80 years 7 months 12 days at his daughter's home Mrs Emil Koch He farmed Bear Creek before 1905 he opened a general store in Fredericksburg retired in 1932 He married Caroline Feller November 19 1882 and after her death remarried Louisa Wilke November 13 1894 Surviving children include Ella Addie Lena Martha Thelka Ira Ethel and 18 grandchildren Funeral services were conducted at Schachter Funeral Home by Rev O Lindenberg with Columbia singing at the grave Interment followed in the city cemetery
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Louis Herbert
Fredericksburg
Heinrich Herbert
Emil Koch
Caroline Feller
Bear Creek
Louisa Wilke
Ella
Otto Lochte
Addie Herbert
Lena
August Kirchhoff
Martha
Max
Bracutigam
Thelka
Laura
Alex Frantzen
Ira Wilke
Ethel Wilke
Jade Street Bracelet and Aboard Betrayals on the Marenia
Angela and Macduff visit a Chinese shop in Jade Street where a rare jade bracelet is bought for a girl’s lover. Back aboard the Marenia Miss Mudge faces a confrontational scene as Joan accuses Dick of romance with her aboard during a Pacific crossing.
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Angela
Macduff
Jade Street
Mrechant
Lovat
Miss Mudge
Marenia
Mr. Charlton
Miss Madge
Ohonto
Myr
Charlton
Pacific
Joan
Simp
Deek
Yokohama
Chonto
Monte Carlo
Sir Galahal
Captain Baring
Is Your Home Dangerous
COLLEGE STATION August 1 Better lighted stairways elimination of small rugs on waxed floors and periodic inspection of electric connections and appliances reduce home accidents says Mrs Bernice Claytor extension service A and M College She urges first aid stations and kits and family training to cut the high home accident rate and keep Home Sweet Home safe.
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College Station
Bernice Claytor
A. & M. College
Kerrville Visitors Mr and Mrs Warren McDougall Wed
Kerrville welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Warren McDougall as visitors on Wednesday, adding to the town’s activity.
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Warren McDougall
Kerrville
Fort Martin Scott Fort and its Ghostly Past Near Fredericksburg
Fort Martin Scott near Fredericksburg was a short lived U S frontier post with bluecoated infantry and cavalry drills. The site two miles from town includes the officers quarters now part of Henry Braeutigam's home and a marker being erected to honor the fort established in 1848 and abandoned by 1866.
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Fort
Henry Bracatigam
5Th
U. S. Infantry
Molino del Rey
Fort Mason
4Th Cavalry
United States Army
War Department
Fredericksburg
Fair Grounds
Merrill
Henry Braeutigam
Meusebach
Texas
Herselves
Fort Martin Scott
San Antonio
Federicksburg
Cross Mountain
Baron's Creek
Jong
Gus Irat Ruet
Cam Noustus
Nou
Baeutigam
J. W. Braeutigam
Braeutigam
Pedernales
Penniger
Rock
Luckenbach
Bracatgam
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Harper Herald
Mareld Dietel
Harper
C. W. Granville
Ffrizzelle
Kerrville, Texas
MRS
A. C. Wendel
Pr. Leon F. Zwiener Optometrist
Kerrville Vulcanizing Plant
Rudolph Stehling
Goodrich
Silvertown
Gulf
Louis Herbort
Spot
Old Ft
Martin Scott
J. W. Bracutigam
Bracutgam
E. E. Saenger Lumber Company
Patronize Herald Advertisers
H. Welge Lewis
Ne, Oils, and Greases
Woerner Warehouse
Erwin Woerner
Prop
Alex Mittendorf
Fredericksburg, Texas
John Deere
Aermotor Mills
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskopf Bros
Sinclair Gas and Oils
Milton Petermann
Mgr
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