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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1930

Page

8

Valley family found shot to death near Edinburg

The Funk family from San Juan were identified among three bodies found Saturday night on Rio Grande Vineyards property. Investigators cite murder and death by own action as possibilities. the scene involved a .38 caliber pistol and four bullets. Eight people were killed in the McAllen area in the past week.

Mcallen Rio Grande Edinburg Mario Cantu Express Jacob Funk San Juan Ferdinand 6Th Donna Funk Cantu Jesse Grimes Falfurrian Justice of the Peace J. P Maupin Maupin Grimes Hidalgo County George Magee J. H. Darby Darby Justice Maupin Scott Jetton Idalgo County H. B. O'Neill Gatling Buick Company Util Honduras Louisianna Central America States

Early mite control saves poultry in warm weather

Iowa State college poultryman R L Cochran says starting control early reduces red mite problems. In warm weather mites multiply quickly and are hard to eradicate. they feed on blood, stunt or kill chicks, and stop hens from laying. Four days after the female lays, the egg hatches and the young mite begins.

R. L. Cochran Iowa State College

Train Derailment Kills Two in Texas City

A southbound Fort Worth and Denver passenger train derailed near Okla union eight miles east of Vernon after a truck carrying a boiler passed under an underpass. Two died, 22 injured, with many in critical condition. rescue and investigation followed.

Wichita Falls Fort Worth Denver Oklainton Vernon F. P. Robinson Ted Robinson A. B. Vance Amarillo Clara Felby Pampa Virginia Clark White Deer Texas Carl Echels MacPherson Kan Hoyle Fry Leonard R. D. Bowen Dalhart B. C. Franklin Plainview J. A.hughes Jessie Croner Negro W. L. Cain Morse L. C. Tyson Wichita Texas C. F. Clapton Electra Falls Frances Tyson L. D. Trice Oklahoma City W. C. Bradford J. B. Walker Neil Clark San Antonio E. F. Harum Bob Smith Burleson E. D. Hill Mary Sue Oda Poland Hazel Ogletree Bowie Wylie B. Jones Horace H. Cummings Duncan Okla C.C Cummings Okla Union Wichita County

Local Officeholders List for 85th Texas District Race

A slate of local government candidates includes Alfred Petsch for Representative 85th District, Hermann Usener for County Judge, Emil H Hopf for District Clerk, A D Stahl and Henry O Langerhans for District Clerk, Albert E Klett for County Clerk, Alex Jung for County Attorney, Walter E Knoche for Tax Collector, Mrs Lina Crenwelge for County Treasurer, and Hy Schuch for Constable Precinct No 1. The names indicate forthcoming races and official positions in the region.

Drought Threatens Scarcity of Lard

Chicago reports acute lard scarcity fears as drought cripples corn, a key hog feed. Provisions expert E H B Godfrey warns no corn means no lard with substitute grains unable to fully replace corn for fattening hogs. Chicago lard stocks were down fifty million pounds from last year.

Chicago E. H. B. Godfrey

Lime for Hen Yard Promoted as Soil Disinfectant

If not done, lime and plow the bare poultry yard at once and keep under cultivation for weeks. Air slaked lime has mixed opinion as a soil disinfectant, but is likely to benefit crops planted. Regular cultivation helps reduce soil disease contamination, so cultivable crops are favored.

1,000 Men Battle to Save Forest

Nearly 1,000 fire fighters battled Montana and Idaho wildfires fanned by strong winds. A six mile west of Missoula blaze held by reinforcements covered 50 acres but under control. Cool Water Creek fire east of Kooskia Idaho high winds spread, 1,500 acres burned. Trout and Marten Creek watersheds suffered 2,500 acres destroyed. Bargaiman Creek near Elk City stopped after burning 250 acres. 100 acre fire north of Sand Point under control. Continuous outbreaks managed by small crews.

Missoula Mont Montana Idaho Thompson Falls Trout Creek Bargaiman Creek Elk City Sand Point Fincr

Annoyed Angler Comment Sparks Public Dispute

An angry utterance overheard in a local fishing club raises tensions as members debate conduct. The remark, attributed to a longtime angler, draws attention to decorum and potential clashes over fishing ethics.

Texas Farm Electrification Growth in 1929

Texas had 7 021 electrically served farms at year end 1929 up 1 236 from 1928. The figure represented 1 5 percent of the state s 465 646 farms.

Texas

Fiftyth victim dies in Fairfax Pinthis disaster

The 50th victim, Mrs. Katherine Marsh, 25, wife of Lt. John Marsh USN, died last night in Boston. She was a Norfolk resident and passenger on the Merchant and Miners line steamer Fairfax, which rammed the oil tanker Pinthis off Scituate in dense fog. Captain Archibald H. Brooks is slated to command the Fairfax on its first post collision voyage, while awaiting trial on inspector charges.

Boston Katherine Marsh John Marsh Merchant and Miners’ Line Fairfax Scituate Merchants and Miners Line Archibald H. Brooks Baltimore Brooks Board of Steamship

RAT SNAP Promises Quick Rodent Control for Home and Farm

Old reliable rodent destroyer sold by R. M Lewis and Knopp and Metz Ger. Cakes come in 35¢, 65¢, and $1.25 sizes for pantry to large farm buildings with money back guarantee if not effective.

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Valley Family Score Durst Alfred Petsch F. H. Hammond Hermann Usener Emil H. Hopf Sherieep Alfred Klaerne August Stz Louis W. Durst Edg. H. Tatsch Alfred C. Hermann Paul C. Pressler Felix Meurer Albert L. Petermann Joseph P. Staudt Louis Kordzik Wm. M. Petmecky A. D. Stahl Henry O. Langerhans Albert E. Klett Alex Jung Walter E. Knoche Lina Crenwelge Adolph Gerhard Fred Hahn W. L. Brandon Joe Heep Max Beckmann C. H. Herber Edmund L. Stahl Emil Welgehausen FOR Justice OF the Peace Precinet No A. W. Petmecky POR Constable Preeimet No. 1 Hy. Schuch Drouth Angler R. M Lewis and Knopp & Metzger A. Hillmann Advance Motor Co Blue Bell Shirtine Zoc Lee Cowboy Shop Norman Bros Fredericksburg
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