Fredericksburg Standard (Fredericksburg, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 22, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 21, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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FREDEKICKSBURG STANDARD. FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS
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We publish the foregoing let-
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SCHOOL NOTES.
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A complete assortment of
Stewart Power and Hand
Erna Kolmeier.
Operated Shearing Machines
just arrived. Also extra
Place your '
order at once to avoid
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Proprietors.
:30 p. m.) Feb.
Sunday evening
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"Abra am’s ( ffer-
Otto Evers.
Flour!
Elou r!
J. W HALL
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Prop., Hall’s Confectionery ।
Gold & Stahl.
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For Inspection!
expects to be the winner.
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KLAERNER’S
DR. P. STAMMER
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Fabric 6000 Miles
Cords 8000 Miles
We have just received a Carload of the famous
Moline Universal Tractors.
The average charge for hauling a ton
of freight a mile is less than a cent.
Admission 25c and lOe war tax
included.
Saddles, Harness, Collars, Bridles, Blankets, Etc.
A first-class Shoe Repairing Shop in connection.
delay.
I also invite you to
come and see my select-
ion in
American freight rates are the low-
est in the world.
Everybody Welcome.
WALTER KLAERNER .
A suit of clothing that sold for $30
before the war was carried 2,265
miles by rail from Chicago to Los
Angeles for 16% cents.
Now the freight charge is 22 cents
and the suit sells for $50.
President, Steve Kleinknecht.
Vice President, Leo Lewis.
I band,
viees
lish
Freight rates have played a very small part
in the rising cost of living.
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Other causes — the waste of war, under-pro-
duction, credit inflation — have added dollars
to the cost of the necessities of life, while
freight charges have added only cenfs.
Beef pays only two-thirds of a cent
a pound freight from Chicago to
New York.
W
f Passion ser-
! in the Eng-
Zi<»n Church.
and Standard will be greatly ap-
1 preciated.
Opera House
Sunday Night, Feb. 22.
Constance Binney in
“Erstwhile Susan.**
Big Wrestling Match
mamamaxnmmxamameamzazesuzaermmzcazmzeznawuznamanmnxee
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Carrying a Ton a Mile
for less than a Cent
SPECIAL
Picture Show
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Obis advertisement is published by the
dissociation of Railway executives
The $10 pair of shoes that used to
sell for $5 goes from the New Eng-
land factory to the Florida dealer for
a freight charge of 573 cents—only
one cent more than the pre-war rate.
Long experience has made bis treatment more and more re-
liable for digestive disorders, headaches, neuralgia, “rheuma-
tism,” backache: discharges from nose, throat or ear, etopped
up nose; ailments of children; ulcers of nose, throat or ear. ear-
ache, sore throat: affections of the heart, nervous ailments, cure
able pains: cough, asthma, malaria; painful or too profuse men-
struation, flushes: skin troubles, ete.
Next door to Oehler's Blacksmith Shop.
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Lutheran Zion Church.
Fredericksburg Buick Co.
Fredericksburg, Texas.
Riddles- Toska Klett.
Song by Society—“Battle Hymn
of the Republic.”
Extemporary Speeches.
Piano Duet—Flora and Margaret
Yours truly,
Martin Telephone Company.
E G. Fehrenbach,
Pres. & Gen, Mgr
That* leriring n'rmo'i m concerning th« r*ilr*»d may
obtain litarjiurt by to Th» A trod at ion of Kat.&ay
Ezecutives, 61 Brjadwy, StV York.
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A Real Art Picture
at
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s store, after March
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in H. S.— Emma
Who's Who
Maier.
Piano Solo—
The subject of the sermon for
on hand.
Passion Services.
at
Klaerner’s Opera House
Friday Night, Feburary 27.
Walter Kiaerner
Vs.
Erich Hakelberg.
SUBSCRIPTION 1160 PER YLAR
----------------- next issue of the Wochenblatt
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7 $8020
Seed Potatoes
In any quantity.
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Census Work Completed in Jus-
tice Precinct No. 6.
Mr. Abbie Cook, census
enumerator for Justice Precinet
During the past week a mark-
led interest in tennis has been
shown by both girls and boys.
Improvements are being made
Treasurer, Ellie Arhelger.
Secretary, Almon Kirchoff. -, . -.
Sergt.-at-Arms, Nora Cameron. and they settled in the new
Heinrich Roos came to this coun-
try with his parents in the forties
Th. cost of th. suit has incraasA 30 dollar*.
The freight on it has increased only 5) cents.
Other transportation charges enter into the
coat of the finished article—carrying th. wool
to th. mills and th. cloth to th. tailors -but
these other charges amount to but a few cents
more.
I German language. Next Sunday
is our special day ‘ Penance Schoene V :
NOTICE
We are in the market to buy
the mineral rights under your
land. We wish to hear from
every land owner in Texas.
Gideon Oil, Coal & Steel Co.
150212 Elm St., Dallas, Tex.
Remember—We answer no let-
ters unless you send one dollar
to register yourself as a corres-
pondent and friend of the Com-
pany. (We will send you one
share of stock for the dollar you
send.)
P. S.—We want to employ a re-
presentative in each County in
the State.
1st. 1920.
I shall like to meet my friends
at my new place of business and
as before, will try to give them
the best service at my command
The low priced tire with the high mileage adjustment. Ad-
justments made on 6000 miles bases. Get our prices before buying.
ERICH HAKELBERG, 100 lbs. of San Antonio, has never
lost a match while in the army, and who has been a wrestling
partner of the Fireman Voigt since entering the San Antonio Fire
Department. HAKELBERG is as fast as lightning. WALTER.
148 lbs, has never been beat anywhere near in his class. Though
somewhat handicaped in weight by his opponent WALTER
will be held
language at
move my Confectionery into the
quarters at the new Arhelger
Building next to uenke &
Also a large supply of Tractor Plow, always on
hand.
It would give us pleasure to demonstrate our
Tractors free of charge upon request. 19
We also have the agency for the Chevrolet Automobile.
Call at our office and let us demonstrate one to you
Carter & Weirich.
Braher i No. 6 of Gillespie County, finish-
.... Washington- edthet
Laura Herbert. territory in schedule time com
Story of A I. N • {
bie I Carter |finishing on Feb. 14th. Although
ournal- Esie Kolmeier, the precinct is large, and bad I
Song by Society—Good Nite, rather and rough roads were
Sa;,, ‘ obstacles to rapid work, Mr.
i Cook finished his job without
any trouble. He appreciated
very much the uniform courtesy
of the people on whom he called.
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The Passion Season is again at । Our Auto repairing is now ini
A series of Passion ser- full speed 21tf
Blanchard Auto Supply
L. J. Blanchard, E. A. Blanchard,
. ty, had notified the editor, by
♦ telephone, of the deal mentioned
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ $000406 in our news columns, and as we
______. consider Mr. Aug. Jost a trust-1
. . . . worthy source of information, we
-he.Athletic Association met’ did not hesitate to publish it.
on Friday, the 17th, and elected ______________
ers: TT LT, I .
Heinrich Roos Dead.
Another old pioneer gone!
Removal.
I wish to inform my custom-1
ers and the public that I will
Preliminaries
H. SCHNERR Vs L GOTHARD.
tin Telephone Company did not j
own any lines to Squaw Creek,
therefore could not sell any.
The Martin Company have no
lines for sale to the Lange Mil)
Telephone Company, or any;
other Telephone < ompany, there-j
Shor t‘s.
A new supply just arrived. We are paying a fancy price for
Corn, Oats, Caneseed, Milo Maize, Cottonseed, Poultry and Eggs.
ing Up of Isaac, A Type of the!
Secri f ice of Christ.” These ser-
vices will be held each Sunday
evening. A cordial invitation to
attend is extended to everybody.
Each Wednesday evt ing we will
। have Passion Serv i es in the
Freder i< ksburg Standard lines to Squaw Creek.
By Fredericksburg Publishing Co 1 ' ' mis-information
I am informing you that the Mar-
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A baseball team is be;n, or lony Friedrichsburg, Texas. He
ganized under rhe ieadershp Tr married Miss Justine Schlaudt in
Mr Hubert Klingelhoefer. 1862 and they lived together, on
a farm on the Upper Palo Alto
in Gillespie County. They had
no children. Mrs. Roos died in
parts for same always j | l|
A
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HAVE YOU BOUGHlI
1 1 YOUR 1 1
DHRin STAMP TODAY?
| SAVE AW) SUCCEED! I ter in justice to the parties con-
* cerned in this matter, but we
* are at a loss to understand the
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ situation. Mr. Aug. Jost, of
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and when these are completed
the courts will be in good condi-
tion.
The Literary Society will meet
on Friday, the 27th, to carry out
the following program:
Song- By Society.
Jokes—Elsie Lochte.
Reading Viola Braeutigam.
August 1910. Her husband con- E
tinued to live on the farm. The ■
last few weeks of his sickness he
was cared for by his brother ■
Fritz Roos. The deceased attain- •m
ed the age of 80 years 5 months
and 21 days. He leaves his e
brother and one sister, Mrs. Ka-g
tharina Weber. 3
Mr. Roos died early Sunday
morning and was laid to rest
on Monday; Rev. Bracher offi-
ciating.
and Prayer. Holy ( mmunion
। will be celebrated.
F. A Bracher, Pastor.
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A Serious Accident at Llano.
On Tuesday Mr. A W Kothe,
of Cherry Spring, received a wire
from Llano notifying him that
Mr. Ferd. Kothe a nephew of
, his, was seriously hurt in an ac-
cident a few hours I-: re. Mr.
Ferd. Kothe owns a granite
quarry on the road to six-Mile
j near Llano. While working in
the quarry a heavy boulder of
granite fell off a wagon, crush-
ing his leg and hurting him
otherwise. The telephone com-
I munication being unsatisfactory,
Mr. A. W. Kothe could not get
| the details, only that the man
| was seriously hurt.
Mr. Hy. Kothe, of Cherry
Spring, a brother of the wounded
man, and Mrs Jordan, his sister,
have gone to Llano to see him.
Mr. Ferd. Kothe left his home
[long ago. He worked for Mr.
Teich at San Antonio and later
1 went to Washington and Cali-
( fornia. Returning he opened up
I a quarry at Llano and has been
I living there now for about fifteen
hears. He is married
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We Are Requested to Correct.
The following letter was
received by the editor:
Martin Telephone Company,
General Offices
Llano, Texas.
February 16, 1920.
Fredericksburg Wochenblatt:
Fredericksburg, Texas.
; Gentlemen:—
In your issue of the Standard
of February ! 4th. you have a
notice to the effort, that the Mar-
I tin Telephone Company had sold
Ito the Lange Mill Telephone
’ Company part of their system in-
Admission 50c. On stage 75c.
issued every Saturday.
ROBT PENNIGER
Editor and Manager.
Snterea at the postoffice as second
alass matter at rederi : ksburg , Texas
Fcs
c. • &_aga
Central Meat Market
pays the highest Cash Price for fat Hogs, Cattle and
Green Hides.
Try our line of Fresh Meats and Sausage -1
F. H. Petermann.
Phone 77.
The Famous Whitehouse Flour Wholesale or Retail at the
right price.
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Penniger, Robert. Fredericksburg Standard (Fredericksburg, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 22, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 21, 1920, newspaper, February 21, 1920; Fredericksburg, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1418337/m1/4/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .