Notice of Cane Seed Threshing at Passmore Place and Baethge’s Store
A notice announces cane seed threshing at Passmore Place on Tuesday August 17 by 2 PM. An additional threshing event will occur near Baethge's Store at Doss on Wednesday August 18.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1926
Page
3
A notice announces cane seed threshing at Passmore Place on Tuesday August 17 by 2 PM. An additional threshing event will occur near Baethge's Store at Doss on Wednesday August 18.
Austin Aug 12 one of the largest Indian mounds in Texas near Bandera identified as a kitchen midden by Roy Bedichek UT Inter scholastic League director and J Marvin Hunter Frontier Times editor. They visited Tarpley 15 miles south of Bandera to inspect the mound and plan systematic digs later.
Dallas Aug 9 The Democratic race for Texas governor to be decided in a run off between Miriam A Ferguson and Attorney General Dan Moody. Moody trails by 1 770 votes over all candidates, official canvass shows Moody 409 732 and others 411 502. Two counties Edwards and Gray not yet in.
Max Levinsky sells dry goods as a brisk young fire insurance agent arrives to cancel his coverage. The owner laments ruin and jokes about the tax assessor, while noting stock value and scarcity of stock items amid business trouble.
A suburban woman chats with a neighbor by the back fence about moving to a better neighborhood. A boy asks his father for ten cents to help a crying man selling fresh roasted peanuts, five cents a bag.
A Kansas City Star quip recalls Jones with twins and a joke about marrying a telephone girl who gave the wrong number. The lighthearted line highlights a humorous family anecdote.
A witty rule of conduct urges caution in speech and company for young people. It warns to guard lips and mind five factors when speaking to others: whom you address, to whom you speak, and the how when and where of conversation.
The judge questions the driver over a drive by attempt after an officer blew his whistle. The motorist replies he is deaf, prompting the judge to remark the hearing will come in the morning.
A fragment shows a footpad demanding money and a counter with the Irishman preferring to keep his life for old age, presenting a bold, ironic reply. The brief scene hints at danger and thrift amid hardship.
A listing of uncalled letters dated August 9 1926 for Fredericksburg includes Sr Jose Cardona Sr Joe Flores Sr Macario Garza Sr Pascuala Moralez Sr Fermin Mendosa Sra Narsiso Martinez Sr Dario Santos Sr Fiderico Tovar Sra Clelia De Los Santos Sra Maria B A Ensus Manos Sra Viventa Felan Sra Zacarias Dominguez with notice that letters not claimed by August 23 1926 will be forwarded to the Division of Dead letters.
Farm thrift starts with crop costs and securing loans through cooperative associations. States urged to organize early for next years crop needs to ensure funds are available when required.
The Progressive Farmer urges cotton cooperatives to arrange service for members while warning to limit credit use. Loans must be repaid to avoid burden on others. Farmers should meet all bills this fall as crops sell and save for next year’s operations to remain cash financed.
In Rome the Vatican organ Observatore states that until Mexico’s anti religious law is repealed negotiations between civil and ecclesiastical authorities are impossible. The Holy See trusts in prayer to sustain the church as it analyzes Mexico’s law, in force since July 31, as the root of the current disturbance.
Mr Harry Langerhans and Miss Erna Saenger announce a daughter born to Rev and Mrs W Wolf on May 21. Other births include a son for Otto Wittkohl on July 5, a son for Oscar E Schmidt on July 14, a daughter for Adolph Novian on July 19, a son for Rich Lawrence on July 31, a daughter for Louis Kunz on July 27, and a son for Hermann Fischer on July 29. Subscription notice for STANDARD is included.
The British submarine H-29 sank while mooring at Devonport Dockyard near Plymouth. Five men are listed missing by the Admiralty. six sailors on deck escaped. Salvage efforts began as the sub lies in 25 feet of water with initial cause cited as either hawsers drawing tight or a tilting test allowing water into open hatches.
The Texas Station demonstrates that ridgling goats pass the trait to offspring. While the exact inheritance mode remains unclear, continued use of ridglings for breeding will eventually yield a large percentage of affected animals.
A farmer notes that using a ridgling as a sire is unsafe. In an experiment with grade does, a ridgling buck sired ten ridglings and fourteen normal males, producing 42 percent ridgling sons. The observation supports avoiding ridglings as sires despite good fleece.
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