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Newspaper

Hill View Times

Location

Kerrville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1926

Page

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Southwest Texas agricultural meeting highlights in Kerrville

The Kerrville Chamber hosts the second southwest Texas agricultural meeting with about fifty attendees at the St. Charles Hotel. Speakers praised Kerrville as a gateway to vast trade territory while urging balanced emphasis on recreation, irrigation, and poultry and seed industries. Notable figures include Chas Mason, Judge Wurzbach, and Senator Julius Real, with participants from San Antonio, Medina, Hondo, Pleasanton, and Kerr County planning the May 14 follow up in Pearsall.

Texas Kerrville Mbialio Heart of the Hills St. Charles Chas. Mason Chamber of Commerce Wuraz- Lah Charman San Antonio Herbert L. Orate Crate Real Estate Company Mr. Orate Ile Olding Crate Julius Real Paul G. Villaret San Antonio Poultry Association Villaret Fred Malley Bexar County Mr. Foretail Medina County Pearsall Wurs Lee Watts T. Brown W. S. Quonpess J. R. Bolt H.L. Hornburger Mr. Seideman Mr. Willis Hondo W. N. Saathoff Sect J. Ferguson, Co. Agt Pleasanton Smith Secy GC. HB Milbanck Mountain Home J. W. Bailey Ingram A. Henderson

Intertype Selected for Shop Upgrade

The editorial team states a preference shift toward the intertype over the linotype, citing its fewer parts and the benefit of streamlined design. An intertype has been ordered and is expected to be delivered and ready for operation within thirty days.

Sixteen Thousand Bass Placed in Pedernales River

A shipment of about 16000 small bass arrived Saturday from the San Marcos Hatchery via the United States Bureau of Fisheries and was placed in the Pedernales River. The fish, about an inch long and in good condition, were loaded at the Austin crossing by Frank Nimite and Norman Keller, while BE H. Kiley and Max J. Bierechwale attended the San Antonio crossing.

United States Bureau of Fisheries San Marcos Hatchery Vedernales Frank Nimite Norman Keller Austin Crossing BE. H. Kiley Max J. Bierechwale San Antonio

Gillespie County Fish and Game Association Reform

The Gillespie County Fish and Game Protective association has been reorganized with Max J. Bierschwabe as president RK. L. Kott as vice-president and H. A. Ries as secretary. Over twenty members joined and an invitation goes to the old organization’s fifty members to join and enlist county citizens to promote fish and game protection.

L. H. Kranskopf Wm. Habenicht Morrie Ranch R. L. Kott O. H. Burgdorf Gillespie County Fish and Game Protective Association Max J. Bierschwabe RK. L. Kott H. A. Ries

Kerrville Athletes to Meet Public Service in Sunday Game

The Kerrville Athletes travel to host the Public Service Baseball Team of San Antonio for a Sunday match on April 25 at 3 30 p m disputed on the local grounds. Public Service, three time winners of San Antonio city leagues, pose a strong challenge.

Kerrville Public Service San Antonio

Boerne Signs Doc Blakeney for Baseball Team

Boerne Star reports Doc Blakeney has joined the Boerne baseball squad this season. The city pitcher is described as a twiler of no mean ability and expected to be a valuable addition to the Boerne team.

Doc Blakeney Boerne Doc Boerne Star

Fire at Stanley Home on Sidney Baker Street

Fire department rushed to 11:40 Friday call to the Tom Stanley residence on Sidney Baker Street. The roof was blazing from a fire likely started by the flue, undetermined if defective flue or stray sparks. The blaze was quickly extinguished by the chemical engine, with minimal damage estimated at about $50,00.

Tom Stanley Sidney Baker Street

Installing Electric Plant Near New Era Office

Bruce V. Magee visits with his mother Amy Wallace secretary of the Bandera chamber. He traveled with a squad from A&M College inspecting electrically operated plants in Houston Galveston Texas City and other points. He will return to College Station to complete a four year electrical engineering course.

Menard Tom North New Era West Texas Utilities Co Bandera Bruce V. Magee Amy Wallace Chamber of Commerce Bruce A&m College Houston Galveston Texas City College Station

Annual Membership Meeting of C of C

The Kerrville Chamber of Commerce annual meeting at Lakeside Amusement Hall featured a festive dinner and speeches. President Charles L. Mason outlined the year’s program while stressing open governance and community focus, with committees reporting on roads and recreation.

Chamber of Commerce Lakeside Amusement Hall Charles L. Mason Julius Real John R. Leaver N. B. Smith KE. Galbraith Kerrville Silver Creek Buerne Fredericksburg Medina Galbraith Chamber of Commerece Mason C.of C

Rain Laments and Flooding Weather in Kerrville

A Kerrville resident tells a local preacher that prayers are not enough for dry weather, while the preacher notes last year's prayers may be paying off. The area sees copious rains with a transport disruption as a washout halts service between Boerne and Leon Springs. An all-week rain surge challenges travel and daily life.

Kerrville San Antonio Postolive Boerne Leon Springs

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RCL Entertain Herbert L. Crate St. Charles Hotel Florida South Wurzbach Pedernales Blakeney Stanley C. OF C Lakeside
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