Man Impersonator Turns Out State Liquor Agent
A cafe operator alerted police about a man impersonating a police officer. Police arrived to find the impersonator was an agent of the state liquor control board.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1952
Page
12
A cafe operator alerted police about a man impersonating a police officer. Police arrived to find the impersonator was an agent of the state liquor control board.
The report notes that Delaware’s boundary follows a flawless circular arc shaping its border. It highlights the geometric peculiarity as a historic cartographic curiosity and legal boundary feature.
San Angelo Wallace Mize World War II veteran last week donated his 49th pint of blood hoping to aid comrades in Korea. He averages seven donations a year since 1945 and reports no ill effects from frequent blood giving.
Report notes that on June 25 1876 at the Little Bighorn battle a clash led to the deaths of Custer and all allied forces with no survivors recorded. Military historians recount the stand and aftermath.
The Stonewall fair awarded numerous prizes across crops and crafts. Winners included Calvin Weinheimer for Yellow corn, Adam Pehl for Squaw corn, Felix Riba for White Sure Cropper, and Herman Eckhardt for Milo Maize. Contests extended to pumpkins, watermelons, oats, beans, fruit preserves, and needlework with many local residents named among top placers. Community events featured Bozo the clown and pony rides, with social notes on local families and visitors.
Carolyn spent the week end visiting Mr and Mrs Reu Ruebsahm and their boys in Stonewall then returned to Mr and Mrs Alf OO OO.
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