Henry C Maier Feed Stuff Store Opens in Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Texas welcomes Henry C Maier offering feed stuffs of all kinds hides poultry and country produce along with cold drinks tobacco cigars and phone service at number 63.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
5
Fredericksburg Texas welcomes Henry C Maier offering feed stuffs of all kinds hides poultry and country produce along with cold drinks tobacco cigars and phone service at number 63.
A Mississippi associate justice argues against annexing the Philippines, warning that expansion risks discredit to republican ideals and urging internal development at home instead. He critiques clergy and Carnegie's view, contrasts moral and ecclesiastical motives, and laments imperial ambitions.
A formal indictment charging James Callan with murder in the shooting death of Vernon R. Billings near Menard Texas on November 12 was returned by a grand jury. A change of venue to Llano County was granted and trial set for May 11 with Callan free on a 20000 bond.
Louise Cantril of Los Angeles says Tanlac cured her long lasting kidney trouble and insomnia. She details weight gain from 98 to a healthier level, restored appetite, and improved nerves. Fredericksburg druggists carry Tanlac.
The Kansas Anti-Strike Law triggers a temporary order against United Mine Workers President Howat, forty seven district officials, and others. They are restrained from interfering with coal production in Crawford and Cherokee Counties, Kansas.
Federal Reserve officials report a near end to postwar extravagance and reckless buying. They foresee hesitation or a recession in prices and offer advice signaling a more hopeful business condition than in recent months.
The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in New York set aside a Hines order directing silk makers and dealers to ship silk by express to the continent. The order aimed to curb thefts from freight cars and relieve railroad liability.
Legislative leaders in Albany report tentative agreement on teacher wage increases ranging from 360 to 700 dollars annually. The plan would raise salaries across the state at an estimated total cost of about 28.8 million dollars.
A brief notice touts reliable commercial printing and fast service with a reference phone number 40 for inquiries and orders. The text emphasizes prompt turnaround and customer satisfaction.
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