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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1939

Page

2

Fredericksburg Pioneer Louis Herbert Dies at 80

Louis Herbert born December 26 1858 in Fredericksburg died August 7 1939 at his daughter’s home aged 80 years 7 months 12 days. He farmed Bear Creek then ran a Fredericksburg general store 1905 to 1932. He married Caroline Feller in 1882 and Louisa Wilke in 1894. Surviving children grandchildren a sister and relatives. Funeral services were at Schachter Funeral Home with Columbia at the grave.

Louis Herbert Fredericksburg Heinrich Herbert Emil Koch Caroline Feller Bear Creek Louisa Wilke Ela Otto Lochte Moldie Herbert Lena August Kirchhoff Martha Max Braeutham Thelka Laura Alex Frantzen Ira Wilke Ethel Wilke Louis Rusenberger O. Lindenberg Schachter Columbia

Enade de Tale of Jade Bracelet and a Flight from Ohonto

Angela and Macduff return from travel to a jade shop where a rare bracelet tests their loyalties and reveal Angela’s unhappy marriage. A tense voyage scene unfolds with Miss Mudge torn between Dick Charlton and social scandal as Joan storms the deck.

Angela Macduff Jade Street Mrechant Meduff Lovat Miss Mudge Muarenia Mr. Charlton Miss Madge Ohonto Myr Charlton Pacific Baring Dick Chariton Joan Simp Yokohama Chonto Monte Carlo Sir Galahal Captain Baring

Fort Martin Scott A Frontier Fort Near Fredericksburg

Esther Mueller describes Fort Martin Scott near Fredericksburg, detailing its 1848 establishment, 1853 abandonment, Confederate occupation, and 1866 reoccupation. The article notes surviving officers quarters, the Henry Braeutigam residence, rock foundations, a Centennial marker, and local labor history including fredericksburg carpenters and possible Mormon lumber sources. It also recounts the fort’s location, surrounding features, and burial grounds with notes on preserved structures and artifacts.

Fort Henry Braeutigam U. S. Infantry Molino del Rey Fort Mason 4Th Cavalry United States Army War Department 1St Infantry 2Nd Dragoons Sth 8Th Infantry United States Fredericksburg Castman Tenniger Fair Grounds Merrill Meusebach Texas Germany Fort Martin Scott San Antonio Federicksburg Cross Mountain Baron's Creek Ruel O&m Noustus San A Antonie Baeutigam J. W. Braeutigam Braeutigam Pedernales Penniger J. W. Bracatigam

Is Your Home Dangerous

College Station August 1 Better lighted stairways remove small rugs on waxed floors and inspect electrical connections says Bernice Claytor home improvement specialist with Texas A&M Extension Service Home accidents are rising and may outnumber highway incidents First aid kits and family training are urged to reduce injuries Kerrville visitors Mr and Mrs Warren McDougall were Kerrville visitors Wednesday

College Station Bernice Claytor A. & M. College

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Harper Herald Harper C. W. Granville Prizzelle MRS A. C. Wendel Pr. Leon F. Zwiener Optometrist Kerrville Vulcanizing Plant Rudolph Stehling Phone Goodrich Silvertown Gulf Louis Herbort Jane Enade DE Spot Madge Old Ft Martin Scott By Esther Mueller J. W. Bracutigam Bracuugam Warren McDougall Kerrville E. Saenger Lumber Company Kerrville, Texas Patronize Herald Advertisers H. Welgs Indepe Lewis Woerner Warehouse Erwin Woerner Prop Alex Mittendoorf Roy Fredericksburg, Texas John Deere Aermotor Mills Fairbanks Morse Krauskopf Bros Sinclair Gas and Oils Milton Petermann Mgr
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