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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1926
Page
5
A vintage ad claims Rexal Corn Remover aids comfort while riding in a flivver. It touts Keidel & Kallenberg as sellers in a terse sales pitch urging readers to try the product.
A major storm drenched San Antonio with 4.63 inches of rain in three hours causing flooded creeks and marooned families. Foundations washed away and a bridge on South Flores street was carried away by Conception creek as the river rose before receding later. No widespread flood like 1922, as Olmos creek watershed saw little rain.
James Wilson of Pennsylvania, signer of the Declaration, helped draft the U S Constitution and served on the Supreme Court. Born in Scotland in 1742, he emigrated to America, held Continental Congress roles, advocated sound currency, and aided Robert Morris in national finance before dying in 1798. The Sesqui Centennial Expo in Philadelphia will mark the 150th anniversary of the Declaration from June 1 to December 1.
Guidance on egg quality and handling from M R Martin in The Progressive Farmer. Cover nutrition water nests gathering timing case use and storage to maximize market prices. Emphasizes clean water, proper feed, venting broody hens, and discarding imperfect eggs.
The article advises keeping salt before animals at all times and mixing other minerals with it to ensure dairy cows and other livestock receive adequate minerals. It notes dry feeds can cause deficiencies, suggests salt plus ash or phosphate blends for hogs horses, and recommends higher calcium needs for dairy cows with a ratio of one part salt to two parts minerals like hardwood ashes or acid phosphate.
A brief cartoonish scene shows Henry idle at school during writing time and quips about having no pen to write. The teacher questions his grammar and Henry jokes that his grammar is dead. Twine and wool sacks are advertised by Schmidt Bros.
Dallas April 16 two men were formally charged with robbery and a third named as an accessory after a grand jury returned three secret indictments today District Attorney Shelby admitted one bill charging J Maynard Reid an automobile salesman with robbery with firearms related to the bank holdup It was noted another man was indicted but his name was withheld pending arrest
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