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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1934

Page

5

John H Sharp for Associate Justice of the Texas Supreme Court

John H Sharp is a Texas lawyer from Robertson County with over 25 years of practice in Ellis County. He served on the Supreme Court Commission since 1929 and was re appointed for a six year term in 1930. Endorsed by editors ministers doctors lawyers and many segments of the public he is described as honest with broad support. A traffic cop taunts a driver about paying taxes and the driver retorts.

Supreme Court Robertson County Texas Southwestern University Georgetown Ellis County Supreme Court Commission Sharp Judge Sharp University of Texas Fredericksburg Herman Usener Jung, Sagebiel and Petsch Gillespie County Bar of Texas

Poisonous Fruits Hazard in Food Supply Warns Readers

Dr A B Williamson urges action on arsenic and lead residues in sprayed fruits and vegetables. He notes arsenic trioxide levels and calls for government backed washes with hydrochloric acid to neutralize residues, condemning lax enforcement and urging public health over grower profits.

American Medical Association

Carnival Greater United Fair Opens in Kendall County Australia

The 81st Aus Fair runs September 1 and 2 at Kendall County Bourne Texas. Officials expect crowds to enjoy rides, exhibitions, and local entertainment during the two day event.

Kendall County Bourne Texas Aus

University of Texas Students Benefit From Federal Aid Plan

UT students and other state college enrollees will receive about a quarter of their expenses via part-time jobs funded by Federal relief for 1934-35. Work 43 hours monthly at 35 cents an hour yields up to 15.05 dollars monthly, with 651 UT jobs allocated 422 men and 993 women.

University of Texas Federal Emergency Relief Administration Iig. Moore

Notice to creditors on final account Gillespie County Texas

The State of Texas to the Sheriff of Gillespie County Adolph Meckel administrator of the estate of Ed Peter deceased is filing final account numbered 956 and an application for discharge. Citizens are notified to appear and contest the account by September Term 1934 of the Gillespie County Court at Fredericksburg on September 10 1934.

State of Texas Gillespie County Adolph Meckel Ed. Peter Gillespie Fredericksburg Texas Albert E. Klett Tex Alfred Klaerner Tex St

Optician and Patient Trade Barbed Vision Crack

A joke centers on an optician challenging a patient with a vision chart. The patient replies with a quip that reveals his lack of awareness about the chart, highlighting humor over eye care.

Silage Benefits From Corn Stored In Silo For Feed

Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station tests show two acres of corn silage feed three acres of fodder and boosts cattle wintering by 50 percent per acre. Siloing saves leaves reduces waste improves palatability and allows use of various green crops and byproducts for livestock feed.

Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station A. T. Semple U.S. Department of Agriculture

Bankrupt Adolph Burg Scheduled For Creditors Meeting

In the Western District of Texas at Austin a bankruptcy case for Adolph R. Burg No 1422 announces he was adjudged bankrupt on August 15 1934. The first meeting of creditors is set for September 5 1934 at 10 A.M. in Austin to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.

Adolph R. Burg Adolph R. Bure Stonewall Gillespie Austin Texas

Believes Headache Due To Constipation

Mrs. J A Hightower of Carthage Texas says Thedford s Black-Draught eases sick headaches from constipation. She uses a dose when headaches begin and notes relief after years of family use. The ad markets Thedford s Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative and features syrup for children.

Thedford J. A. Hightower Carthage Texas

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John H. Sharp A. B. Williamson Medical Association Medical Profession Congress Hubby District Court of the United States Western District of Texas O. W. Sandstrom Jim John Fredericksburg Mutual Aid Fund J. B. Wieser Max Joseph Ditto M. Hatne Sec.-Treas Dey THE Plaza Hotel John Stehling J. W. Yancey Striegler Anna Pfeil Les Knopp & Metzger Oxfords
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