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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
4
The Fredericksburg Standard is issued every Saturday by Fredericksburg Publishing Co and entered at the Fredericksburg Texas post office as second class matter.
The piece argues against compulsory auto liability insurance as a threat to voluntary self protection and cites caretaker duties for all, while outlining the 39th Legislature’s Search and Seizure Law. It highlights the shift from voluntary protection to government mandated coverage and details warrant requirements, penalties, and potential emergencies.
C W McCampbell of Kansas Agricultural College warns that livestock buy back contracts are impractical and risky. He cites inflated prices, vague standards for good gilts, and arbitrary seller control, urging investors to pursue proven purebred methods for a stable livestock industry.
The speaker condemns a proposed statute as absurd and ignorant, arguing that physicians and lawyers already bear responsibility for negligence. He urges decisive rejection and questions how such a law could be seriously considered, criticizing the proposers’ understanding of life and governance.
Police enforce a prohibition found in an old regulation accusing indecent music. Assistant Hart says words aren’t needed to define indecency, while Mrs. Mina Winkle condemns what she calls primitive music at dances. Her views contrast with the police approach.
A Wochenblatt and Standard ad notes privileges for sale, urging readers to visit the Gillespie County Fair Assn. The notice mentions two hamburger stands among the offerings and invites attendees to look or buy at the fair advertisements.
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