The Servant Is Not Greater Than His Master
A Kerrville period piece argues that government and business thrive by serving the public. It cautions against selfishness and greed, listing local shops, firms, and leaders such as Flour and Feed, Rock Drug Store, J. R. Burnett General Merchandise, Buick and Chevrolet Agency, and others as community-serving enterprises.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Wolfmueller
K. Coats Feed Co
Wheelus Co
Rouse Variety Store
Dennis
Rock Drug Store
the Vogue
F. R. Jones
W. A. Fawcett Furniture Co
J. A. Jackson
Bunger & Waring, Hudson and Essex
A. G. Couch & Son
R. M. Wright
Elite Barber Shop
Model Tailoring Co
Droddy & Gibson, Dodge, Studebaker and
Star Cars
Kerrville Vulcanizing Plant
Kerrville Hat Works
R. W. Merrill
Kerrville Telephone Co
First State Bank
C.C. Butt
Cecil Robinson Clothing Co
Rev. C. E. Wheat
Peterson & Schmerbeck, Buick and
Chevrolet Agency
Herbert L. Crate
Real Estate
J. R. Burnett
General Merchandise
P. O. Ottinger
Furniture Co
W. B. Brown
Hill View Times
J. W. Carpenter