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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1951
Page
9
Citizens are urged to vote next Friday on two measures to allow the county to levy the former 30 cent state ad valorem tax for farm to market and lateral road building and to reallocate funds. The Commissioners Court endorses the proposals and urges all poll tax paying property owners to cast ballots.
August in the Hill Country hosts community fairs in Pleasant Hill Blanco County, with Doss and Stonewall fairs this weekend. The annual Gillespie County Fair builds on these events as residents showcase farm and ranch products, culinary arts, and crafts.
Homer Leonard told Austin Rotary Club that many resent civic workers who seek newspaper pictures but the truth is the satisfaction of service. He urged all to do their part and build a bigger, better city with leaders and followers alike.
A witty historical note jokes about women in politics and the idea they are more decisive but constantly changing their minds. The quip playfully questions stereotypes about gender and political leadership.
The Pedernales Philosopher on his Kerr Route Johnson grass farm voices calm in heat and waves off talk of U S austerity. He cites Americans' resilience, noting lasting strength through hard times and prosperity, with no fear of economic strain.
In August 1928 Albert E. Klett reports hunting licenses available. Giants beat Oilers 23 to 5 with Durst 4 hits. Klaerner and families visit San Antonio. School year begins September 12, teachers institute Sept 11-12 at Fredericksburg High. Local scouts, businesses, and clubs active. notable injuries and local events summarized. In August 1918, Women’s Defense Committee meets. sugar shortage noted. local socials and visits recorded.
Nolan Crenwelge and Clinton were confirmed Sunday. Families hosted barbecues and dinners with relatives from San Antonio, Fredericksburg, Doss, and Spring Creek. Alberta Doris and Sylvia Dittmar honored at a parish dinner. A. A. Lange returns from vacation. Bernhard Crenwelge underwent a serious operation in Fredericksburg. Rain returns with 0.4 to 1 inch. Doss Boy Scouts met Aug 4. 14 scouts attended. exhibit plans set for Aug 11 Fair. Stanley Paul Sauer elected troop scribe.
Miss Alma Hoffmann returns from San Antonio to Fredericksburg. She is joined by sister Mrs Metcalf who plans an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Hoffmann. Mrs August Meinscher and Mrs Arno Wahrmund bring their children from Austin and Eagle Lake respectively.
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