Excess Cotton Penalty Set At Seven Cents A Pound
The article explains excess cotton is penalized seven cents per pound under the 1941 farm quotas. The penalty equals 50 percent of the basic loan rate, with the basic rate set at 14.02 cents and parity at 16.49 cents as of August 1. Two color coded marketing cards white for within allotment and red for excess will guide penalties and loan options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorman D. Sell
Gillespie County
AAA Committee
School To Start In September With New Assignments
The school board announced the term begins Tuesday September 2 with principal Herbert E Haas and assistants Victor Gardner Mrs Kurt Weinheimer and Miss Emilie Neilsen. Thomas Weinheimer has moved to Brady and several locals traveled for camps visits and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Haas
Victor Gardner
Kurt Weinheimer
Emilie Neilsen
Gris
Enchanted Rock
Leola Rusenberger
Johanna
Clara Weinheimer
Thomas Weinheimer
Austin
Brady
Ferdinand Gel
Otto Lindig
Hugo Weinheimer
PEC
Johnson City
James Eckert
Weinheimer
Pedernales
Drive-In Station Ad Promotes General Tires and Tubes
An ad for the Fredericksburg drive-in station run by Rubin Crenwelge promotes General Tires and Tubes. The brief notice highlights the seller and product line without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg Drive-In
Rubin Crenwelge
Electric Refrigerator on Farm Saves Work Food and Expense
The article argues that one in three farm families with electric service use refrigerators and many more will install soon. It recommends buying from a reliable dealer, sizing at least six cubic feet, or two cubic feet per person, and notes eight cubic feet models for farms. It cites power use about 20 to 40 kWh monthly and a cost under five cents per day, with substantial savings from reduced spoilage.
Typhus Fever and Local Happenings Highlight Texas Community
The article notes a Cyclones beat AAA 13 to 7 in a ball game, a Doss Curtain Club play Tea For Tom, and a large barbecue crowd. It also lists visits, outings, and small-town events with residents from Lam pasas and Fredericksburg and mentions a 19-0 win for Gillespie County All Stars and a Dittmar injury. It ends with typhus fever details and rat control guidance from state and federal health agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Doss Curtain Club
Otto Strackbein
Arno
Lee Badhge
Myrtle Heimann
Olinda Strackbein
San Marcos
Jenning
Lampasas
Walter Dittmar
Alf. Heimann
Fredericksburg
Mesdames
A. F. Smith
Willie Baethge
Bill Carter
Cooper
Texas
Christ Wahrmund
Bernhard Crenwelge
Tivydale
Doss Luther League
Albert League
Doss League
Henry Baethge Jr
Aug. Baethge
North
Hardy Moses
Gillespie County All Stars
San Antonio All Stars
W. Dittmar
Dittmar
State Department of Health
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Adding Machine Libbons and Paper Details
Frederickburg Publishing notes available on adding machine lables and paper stock. Details include pricing, sizes, and ordering instructions for office use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederickburg
Blanco County and Local Visitors Highlight Community Notes
Blanco County reports 1170 pounds delivered to the Austin concentration point supporting National Defense. USC Blanco County chairmen met at the courthouse with local leaders Tom Johnson Vera Gipson Mabel Shelley Ernst Bauerele Willie Krueger Elgin Gellerman. Visitors included T P Walker director education in Johnson City and numerous local residents visiting Austin San Antonio and Galveston areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hunnicutt
James Bauerle
Roy Klett
Johnson City
Blanco County
Austin
USC
Tom Johnson
Vera Ruth Gipson
Mabel Shelley
Round
Ernst Bauerele
Sandy
Willie Krueger
Elgin Gellerman
Hye
T. P. Walker
State Department of Education
Geo Gipson
C. W. Freer
Drayton Smith
Orwin Ahrens
Local Socials Report From Willow City Area
Willow City and nearby residents share visits and gatherings across San Antonio Austin Denver and Burnet. Notable items include weddings in Johnson City and engagements of local couples, plus family visits to relatives in San Antonio and Austin with several Sagebiel and Beyer families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Crenwelge
San Antonio
Crenwelge
Wm. Frederick
Aubrey Medlock
Walter Schlaudt
August Sagebiel
Chas Sagebiel
Richard Laurence
Walter Dittmar
Clemens Beyer
Waldemar Beyer
C. H. Herber
Felix Herber
Chas. Sagebiel
Doss
Charlie Young
Nolan Althaus
Clinton, Voy
Fannie L. Althaus
Alpha Sweatman
Paul Hooke
Margaret
Pauline
Austin
Chas, Sagebiel
Kizzie Ellen
Leona Sagebiel
Walter Welgehausen
G. Light
Charles
Kenneth Wolf
Norma Chaney
Anaron
Henry
M. A. Wolf
Johnson City
Sam
Army
Chaney
Denver
Colorado
Jeff Wonsley
Geo Crofts
Elmaine Crider
Burnet
Farmers Use Classified Ads to Buy or Sell
Farmers can use classified ads to find buyers and sellers for equipment, livestock, produce, and supplies. The ad section highlights practical needs and offers quick placement for agricultural trades.
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Stonewall
Ira Miller
Farm Electrification Bureau
Cyclones
AAA
Luckenbach
Alvin Jenschke
Theo Pehl
Willie Petsch
Arno Engel
Emery Peese
Turner Hall
Victor Peese
Lonea Pahl
Alfred Metzger
Lottie
Henry Petsch
Evelyn
Paula
Alfred Wilke
Pete Weber
Elgin Ellebracht
Blanco
Wolf-Chaney
Willow City News
Mrs
Willow City Correspondent
Rudolph Rech
Grover Walker
Sterling Bros
Fredericksburg Publishing Company, Inc
Yrecume Wrt S ‘Wd
Goodyear
Lifeguard
All-American Tire
Goodyear Service Store
East Main Street
Fredericksburg, Texas
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