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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1944
Page
6
The notice lists mass advertisements with 50¢ for three insertions and 40¢ for 25 words, 25¢ for a single in- sin, with tiered word charges for additional words. Display rates are 30¢ per column inch and 42¢ per mn inch, with deadlines at 5:00 PM Tuesday for ads and 10:00 AM Wednesday for too late to classifiy notices. publication day is Wednesday.
Deni Yancey operates a dental practice offering nitrous oxide anesthesia and related services. The facility advertises general dentistry, pain relief options, and comprehensive oral care for patients seeking sedation during procedures.
3100 Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors for fire assistance that prevented spread to neighboring buildings and to those who offered sympathy and aid after the death and funeral of Rev. Fr. F. X. Wolf. The bereaved also thanks Reverend, doctors, nurses, Schaetter and Schnetter Funeral Homes, St. Marys Choir, pall bearers, and donors of floral offerings and Holy Mass gifts.
The state of Texas notifies all interested in the final accounting of Adolph Keese deceased. R C Keese administrator filed the final account in Gillespie County Court on March 31 1944 with a request to be discharged. A hearing will occur at the April term starting April 17 1944 at the Gillespie County Courthouse in Fredericksburg. All interested parties may appear and contest the account and application if they wish. Witness Henry H Houy Clerk of the County Court.
The Office of Price Administration announces food stamps will remain valid indefinitely unless noted. Households may budget with three Red stamps each Sunday and five Blue stamps monthly. Frozen fruits and vegetables won’t be rationed through April 29 to free storage, while lard and some hams see adjusted point values. War Food Administration projects about 132 pounds of meat per civilian in 1944, up one pound from the 1931 1940 average.
Printed calling cards enhance gifts and handy carrying cases for calling and professional ecards are available at the Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc.
The Austin Texas Social Security Board reports that 17 percent of mail original Social Security card applications are returned for completion or correction. Correct, complete data speeds issuance. a card can be mailed back immediately, and in person assistance is available at Room 105 Brown Building, Austin.
Announcement notes mourning cards of thanks and 2-lai e cards with envelopes available at Fredericksburg Publishing Co inc Ack to see our Sann as.
The Lower Colorado River Authority invites bids to sell 21 passenger cars either individually or as a lot. Bids are due at the Austin Office on Wednesday April 12 1944 at 2 00 P M. More information available at LCRA local offices and the American Statesman Building Austin Texas.
A 686 acre ranch with goat proof fencing and abundant water and grass. The property includes 350 acres of highly improved land and is priced at $47.00 per acre. Several nice homes are available to select from.
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