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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1937

Page

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We Believe by Col Alfred Petsch

The column praises the German Consul’s stance on Nazi groups in the United States and urges Americans to reject foreign sympathizers. It compares civic loyalty to choosing a single nationality and calls for sensible behavior on the road and in public life. It also critiques tariffs and cotton policy, arguing for price guarantees to U.S. farmers and free market principles.

Standard Geman Fredericksburg United States Germany America Texas Cotton Association

Receiver D J Hoerster Moves Office

D J Hoerster relocates from Citizens Bank to the office of J B Wieser marking a professional address change for the receiver.

D. J. Hoerster Citizens Bank J. B.wieser

County Farmers Name Leaders of 1938 Program

Gillespie County Agricultural Conservation Association elected its 1938 leadership at a courthouse meeting. Board members include Max Grona president Harry Eckhardt vice president Thomas Jung member and Henry Grote secretary. The county is split into three districts with Eckhardt listed as a leader. Continued on page 3 col 6.

Gillespie County Agricultural Conservation Association Grote Max Grona Harry Eckhardt Thomas Jung Henry Grote

Burglar Steals From Cash Register In Daylight

A lone thief entered Standard Service Company while the clerk was briefly away and emptied the cash drawer of twenty seven dollars in bills. Schroeder says he was in the building the entire afternoon and the burglar left with the change. officers were notified but no arrests have been made.

Wm. Schroeder, Jr Standard Service Company Schroeder

Auto Accident Claims Against Jackie Coogan

Hollywood reports Jackie Coogan faced a disability claim under the state workers act. Thaya Foster, a member of his road show, alleges injuries from a crash near Fredericksburg Texas on October 5. Foster also named Consolidated Radio Artists Bureau as defendant.

Hollywood Jackie Coogan Hollywood Picture Coogan Whitelaw Bond State Industrial Accident Commission Thaya Foster Miss Foster Fredericksburg Texas Consolidated Radio Artists Bureau, Inc

Duck And Quail Season Now Pen Duck And Quail Season Now Pen

The annual duck and geese hunting season opened Saturday November 27 and will close December 26. The quail season opened December 1 and runs until January 16. The bag limit is ten in total with five geese. Shooting is allowed 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Federal rules restrict shotguns to 10 gauge with a three shell capacity. The notice lists seven waterfowl species.

Thirtieth Annual Christmas Seal Sale Underway

The thirtieth annual sale of Christmas Seals began on Thanksgiving Day and runs through Christmas to support the National Tuberculosis Association educational campaigns. In Texas the sale is led by the Texas Tuberculosis Association with Miss Geraldine Schoene Wolf of Fredericksburg as county chair. Stamps cost one cent and are used to seal letters and packages.

America National Tuberculosis Association Texas Tuberculosis Association Texas Geraldine Schoenewolf Fredericksburg

Seizure dispute and Roosevelts domestic measures dominate week

Tokyo denies that Japan seized an American steam launch near Shanghai and blames a Chinese crew for hauling down the U S emblem. The incident coincides with Japan pressuring Chinese ports as five foreign ships were seized. Roosevelt pushes housing reform to reduce down payments and lower financing costs for small homes. He also urges cuts in federal road funding and advances a new farm measure as Congress considers broad measures.

French Bund Shanghai U.S Japan U. S Hhief Hitler

Two Men Fined In Mason County Deer Case

In Mason on Sunday two men Melvin King and Jim Hatch were fined for selling deer as part of a statewide probe by game wardens across Mason Llano Gillespie and Blanco counties. Harold Schmidt filed charges with Justice Hopp er King after investigators led by Gene Ashby posed as hunters and attempted to buy deer.

Mason Llano Gillespie Blanco Melvin King Brady Jim Hatch Harold Schmidt Mason County Hopper King Gene Ashby Austin Ashby

Warning to stockmen on benzol fires safety

Warning to stockmen about benzol flammability in worm treatment. Do not store near heat or open flames. Keep containers corked and away from matches as homes heat up. Maintain caution to prevent benzol fires in the field and at homesteads.

Fire destroys Emil Hahn residence near Fredericksburg

A fire of unknown origin early Sunday morning leveled the eleven room Emil Hahn home about four miles southeast of Fredericksburg near the old San Antonio road. Valued at 5000 dollars, the house burned to the ground with only a portion of furniture saved and several valuable antiques lost. The couple woke to a noise in a second story room around 2 AM and investigated.

Emil Hahn Fredericksburg San Antonio

X-Ray Device Installed In Dr Keidel's Office

Mr Jack Thomas and Mr Cook of Chicago representatives of General Electric X ray division completed the installation of a modern new X ray machine in the office of Dr Victor Keidel. The device is one of the latest GE models and replaces the former machine.

Jack Thomas Cook Chicago Illinois General Electric X-ray Division Victor Keidel Keidel

Health Officer Advises On Influenza Spread Across Texas

Reports from distant Texas locales indicate a rise in influenza linked to snows and cold weather. Dr. Geo W Cox State Health Officer warns that colds grippe influenza spread person to person via nasal and throat discharges and offers protective guidance.

Texas State Health Department Geo. W. Cox

Fords for 1938 Display Planned at Advance Motor

Arrangements were completed to display the new model 1938 V-8 automobiles at Advance Motor Co on Saturday December 4. Manager Paul Priester said both Standard and DeLuxe models would be shown on the showroom floors.

Advance Motor Co Paul Priester Advance Motor Company

Fire destroys Eckert area farmhouse with no insurance

The home of Mr and Mrs Charles Lawrence north of Eckert burned Sunday morning between 11 and 12 o clock. The origin is unknown and the building contents were not insured, causing a substantial loss to the owners.

Charles Lawrence Eckert Lawrence

Santa Claus Arrives to Open Fredericksburg Holiday Season

Santa Claus will arrive at 10 a.m. Saturday in Fredericksburg from the north for the annual holiday kickoff. He will visit the court house square pavilion to speak to children and distribute gifts before meeting merchants in town. At 6 p.m. he will switch on Main street lights, illuminating 336 bulbs, with lights burning nightly through January 1. The event is sponsored by the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce accompanied by local merchants.

Santa Claus Maxx Fredericksburg Court House Square Fredericks Santa Chamber of Commerce

Charges Filed In Game Law Violations In Texas

Game Warden Adolf Heep filed thirteen charges in Justice Adolf Mergnethaler s court over illegal deer slaying and related acts. Complaints accuse local defendants and others from Texas regions of purchasing and selling deer, killing a fawn, road hunting, and other illegal game activities. Warrant service had not begun but arrests were expected soon.

Adolf Heep Justice of the Peace Adolf Mergnethaler Texas

German Consul General Visits Fredericksburg Museum

Freiherr von Spiegel, the German Consul General of the Southern States, visited Fredericksburg and spent about an hour touring the local museum. He praised the small exhibits and noted a wish for more Indian lore. Earlier in October a Massachusetts group spent an afternoon there.

Freiherr von Spiegel Fredericksburg Massachusetts Texas

Benefit Toy Matinee At Palace Saturday

The Fredericksburg Lions Club and Palace Theatre manager Walter Knoche sponsor a Saturday toy matinee to aid underprivileged county children. Admission is a toy in any condition. show starts at 2 p.m. The Lions also plan the annual Christmas program for December 20 with a yet to be announced speaker. Committees led by Wm Petmecky and Lion President Leon Zwiener will finalize plans.

Fredericksburg Lions Club Walter Knoche Palace Theatre Lions Club Spé Wm. Petmecky Robert Klingelhoefer Fred Mathisen Alfred Neffendorf Lion Leon Zwiener

Fall Fatal to San Saba Citizen

San Saba December 1 A fall from a pecan tree killed 73 year old W T McKinney at his home west of San Saba. He died four hours after the accident and was found with broken legs severe neck injuries and other bruises.

San Saba W. T. McKinney McKinney

Texas New Mexico Pipe Line Station Summary

The Texas and New Mexico Pipe Line Station near Tivydale Road is under progress since May 24 and expected to complete within ten days. The 72/10 acre site houses a pump station with two 600 horsepower diesel engines moving 50,000 barrels daily into a 125,000 barrel reservoir toward Houston. Pressure runs at 600 pounds with a 10,000 gallon water tank on a 60 foot tower supplying site utilities. Nearby stations include Fredericksburg Junction and Wimberly.

Texas and New Mexico Tivydale Road Emil Fritz New Monument New Mexi

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Col Alfred Petsch Felow County Farmers Name Leaders of John Holmes Swift & Company G. F. Swift Swift Thaya Foster Holywood Roosevelt Gree Harry L. Hopkins WPA Boston Mass Counsul Palace NEW Mexico Pipe Line Junction Wimberly
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