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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1920

Page

3

Scenic Loop Route Proposed as Latest Interstate Highway Plan

Clovis New Mexico August 16 a scenic loop route to include the most interesting scenery in New Mexico and Texas is being planned by the Clovis Chamber of Commerce. The highway would run from Clovis over the Abo Pass through Fort Sumner Santa Rosa Las Vegas Albuquerque Isleta and Belen then via the mountains to Santa Fe and back to Clovis. A Texas loop with similar planning would connect Plainview Austin Houston Galveston Corpus Christi San Antonio San Angelo Big Springs Midland and Lubbock back to Clovis. Tourists from Eastern New Mexico Texas and western visitors are the target with seasonal promotions and coordinated chamber efforts to advertise the loop.

Clovis N. M New Mexico Texas Clovis Chamber of Commerce Abo Pass Ft. Summer Santa Rosa Las Vegas Santa Fe Rio Grande Albuquerque Isleta Belen Abo ‘Pass Mountains Willard Encino Vaughn Fort Summer Chambers of Commerce Nen Plainview Austin House Galveston Corpus Chris San Annio San Angelo Big Springs Midland Lubbock

Texas Health Association urges yearly TB exams statewide

A Texas pamphlet from the Texas Public Health Association urges every resident to have a yearly medical exam to prevent and detect tuberculosis early. It emphasizes symptoms such as prolonged cough, fatigue, indigestion with cough, chest pain, afternoon fever, and weight loss, and notes no medicine cures TB.

Texas Texas Public Health Association George F. Granger

Salvation Army Expands Home Service Across Texas Region

The Salvation Army extends home service to over two hundred counties in Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana through County Advisory Boards with prominent local leaders enlisting. Advisory boards coordinate rescue maternity and children services in cities like San Antonio El Paso and Dallas while district meetings are planned in Fort Worth and Dallas on August 18 and the following day.

Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Salvation Army County Advisory Boards Salvation Army Southwest San Antonio el Paso Childrens Home Home Service W. D. Davis Ben Keith Will Massie J. T. Pemberton H. C. Burke W. T. Ladd C. K. Shannon L. Jackson Dayton Moses J. E. Willis W. E. Bideker Louis Wortham W. E. Lowry Forth Worth B. E. Johnson Wichita Falls Edward Crane Edward Titche Newton Ayres J. Dabney Day Richard Meriwether J. H. Payne Cullen F. Thomas Kk. P. Angus G. G. Sheerin M. M. Smith Dallas

Population Drift Toward the Cities Editorial

Population shifts push city growth as housing dries up rural areas. The Proressive Farmer argues farm profitability and fair prices are needed to keep farmers at work and prevent food shortages amid urban wage disparities.

Fort Jefferson Fort in Dry Tortugas Florida

The article describes Fort Jefferson at Dry Tortugas as the southernmost U S fort built in 1845, abandoned in 1910, and damaged by a hurricane last September. It notes its eleven acre size and a revived military interest for potential Mexican service. It also recounts Dr Samuel Mudd linked to Lincoln's assassination and his pardon after aiding yellow fever patients.

Samuel A. Mudd Lincoln Mudd Goodyear Ford Chevrolet Dart Maxwell

Notice of Application for Order of Sale Estates

Notice to Gillespie County residents that K E Billings administrator seeks court approval to sell a certain 1 1/2 acre tract in Harper as part of the Mary J Billings estate. Hearing set for the first Monday in September 1920 at Fredericksburg Court House. Personen interested must appear and show cause.

State OF Texas Mary J. Billings K. KE. Billings Gillespie County Austin Harper Texas Fredericksburg Gillespie State of Ernst Schmidt Emma Herbert

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