Fredericksburg Urged to Consider Zoning for Growth
A local appeal urges Fredericksburg residents to voice support for a zoning ordinance to manage future development on the square and surrounding areas. The piece notes concern over junkyards and new constructions, arguing zoning is needed as the town grows, with Brady cited as having a similar plan. Citizens are urged to participate at proper venues.
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Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Brady
U S Voices Desire for Peace Amid European War Turmoil
A dated editorial argues the United States should avoid entangling alliances and refrain from fighting another nation's war. It stresses a strong pacifist sentiment, urges keeping the ocean as a divider between a world at war and a world at peace, and calls for self sufficiency and non military involvement.
Roadside Flowers and State Highway Seed Initiative
Roadside flowers brighten Texas roadsides but picking blooms is against law and sportsmanship. Over seven years the State Highway Department has sowed about 100 tons of wildflower seed to beautify highways, creating a coordinated effort to sustain color and seed for future seasons.
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Texas
State Highway Department
Trade ideas and education in early American guidance
An essay contrasts free trade and specialization, praising the Hull reciprocal trade program and explaining how individuals like Mr. Jones and Mr. Brown gain by exchanging goods rather than producing everything themselves. It argues extended international trade benefits the nation, alongside a list of educational virtues.
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Mr. Jones
Mr. Brown
Senate
Christian Science Monitor
Typhoid Immunization Advised For Spring Outdoor Fans
Dr Geo W Cox State Health Officer urges outdoor enthusiasts to get typhoid vaccination now if not immunized in last two to three years. He notes carriers and contaminated water or milk as transmission. three injections a week apart are recommended for protection.
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Geo. W. Cox
Cox
State Health Department
Fredericksburg Postoffice Reports First Quarter Sales Rise
Fredericksburg postoffice sales for January to March 1940 totaled 4033.04 compared with 3708.20 in the same period 1939. The gain is 324.84 with February showing the largest jump at 128.96 more than the prior year.
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Fredericksburg
Daylight Hold Up Near Fredericksburg Stuns Gillespie County
Three deserters from the U S Army robbed a lone traveler on the San Antonio road four miles south of Fredericksburg between 10 and 11 am. They took $2135 in cash and two guns, tied the man, and were captured six miles west of Mason after a chase. Sheriff Ochs and aides were attacked but subdued.
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Gillespie County
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
U. S. Army
Oshe
Mason
Sheriff Ochs
Fredericksburg to Form Red Cross Auxiliary
Arrangements have been made for an auxiliary of the American Red Cross in Fredericksburg and a meeting will be held at the Court House on Tuesday April 24 at 8 p m. The Fredericksburg Giants traveled to Kerrville and lost the season opener 3 to 0 to the Kerrville Athletics, a setback the team expects to overcome as they improve.
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American Red Cross
Court House
Fredericksburg “Giants
Kerrville
Kerrville Athletics
Historical Essay Writing Contest Opens with Cash Prizes
The Gillespie County Historical Society invites entries by April 26 for an essay contest offering a second prize of 2.50 and, in the Junior division, prizes of 2.50 for first and 1.00 for five runners up. Essays may be any length, handwritten or typed, on one side of 8.5 by 11 inch paper.
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Julia Estill
Agnes Sagebiel
B. L. Enderle
Gillespie County Historical Society
Gillespie County
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