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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
4
Subscription price set at 1.50 per year payable in advance. Public urged to send communications to the Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Purely business matters directed to the Bookkeeper's Dept. All other matters to Eidivor's Dept.
Editorial notes celebrate planned annual gatherings as families set dates. The piece urges readers to slow down and value human relationships with relatives, friends, and neighbors amid a fast paced life.
Citizens allege a newcomer, not living here six months, dumped old tin cans and dry grass along the Llano Highway beside Greenwood Cemetery. The writer urges the person be identified and asked to remove the waste to a less eye catching location for travelers.
A historical account portrays John Dillinger as a former country boy who left town after a Chicago Theatre appearance when federal agents shot him dead or alive. Authorities say his downfall came as he faced money troubles and failed to keep silent, with a small $7.70 found in his pocket and speculation that associates betrayed him for cash.
National Safety Council warns summer boosts all accidents from sunburn to car crashes. Emphasizes common sense, quick first aid for cuts, careful use of axes and knives, and avoiding excessive speed to prevent fatalities and economic loss.
Washington and Texas markets face policy shifts as farm officials weigh relaxing production limits for 1935 while keeping basic control plans. Tugwell confirms a 42 cent cotton processing tax for 1954-35. Kyle warns Texas could lose export cotton without tariff reform. reports on lamb and wool production and government sheep buying plans are included.
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