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Fredericksburg
Texas
Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
8
Self reliance and tax reform call for action in politics
Editorial notes urge individuals to trust themselves and make personal decisions while warning against overreliance on others. It advocates taxing tax exempt bonds to fund government and supports constitutional change, stressing agriculture as the nation’s prosperity basis and the need for farmer relief through policy. This San Francisco Bulletin excerpt reflects early 20th century views on personal agency, fiscal reform, and agrarian policy.
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Congress
Treasury
Mellon
San Francisco Bulletin
States debate compulsory auto insurance and state business risk
The piece argues compulsory automobile insurance would push the state into business at taxpayer expense. It favors private insurers and stronger safety laws and penalties over government insurance, urging the state to use police power to reduce accidents instead.
Incomes Tax Publication Reveals Wealth Scale
Publication of income taxes highlighted vast wealth held by individuals. The data showed sizable earnings across social strata, illustrating economic disparities and the reach of high earners in the community.
Subscriptions Requested to Meet January Obligations
The Business Manager appeals to subscribers to renew or pay dues as the year ends to fund the print shop and meet obligations by January first.
Vital statistics births and family notices
Mr Geo J Youngblood and Miss Lillie Mae White welcome a baby girl born to Alfons Feller on October 16. Emil Enke announce a son born November 21. Herman Nehr cited for a daughter born November 18. Pedro An and Johnosen announce daughters born November 25. Albert G Lee greets a son born November 15.
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Mr. Geo, J. Youngblood
Miss Lillie Mae White
Alfons Feller
Emil Enke
Herman Nehr
Togero
Tobach
Pedro An
John
Osena
Albert G. Lee
Death Report for August Burgdorf
August Burgdorf died November 23 at age 77. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
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August Burgdorf
High School Athletes Thank Donors for Car Transport
Appreciation from the football team and the High School Athletic Association for citizens who donated cars to transport players to San Antonio. The savings on fare allows sweaters to be awarded to the valued players. Individuals who provided cars at their own expense include I. E. Weaver R. G. Striegler George Barber and Hugo Kallenberg.
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High School Athletic Association
San Antonio
the Athletic Association
I. E. Weaver
R. G. Striegler
George Barber
Hugo Kallenberg
Fredericksburg Hi Loses Bi Distriaz Tilt
Fredericksburg High suffers a 56 0 defeat to Brackenridge High of San Antonio after injuries thinned the lineup. Despite the lopsided score the locals fight hard with four first downs in the second quarter and praise for backfield and patched line play including Kott Hirsch Schaefer and Hitzfeld.
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Fredericksburg
Klingelhoefer
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Henke
Hitzfeld
Schaefer
Hjerm
Petermann
Cannon
Hill Billies
Kott
Hirsch
Tax extensions allowed for income returns with limits
Collector James W. Bass of Austin Texas announced extensions for filing income tax returns under new federal guidance. Extensions are only for absence sickness or data access. interest accrues on first installment or deficiency through the extended period. tentative returns may be required for extensions except for partnerships fiduciaries and information returns.
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Internal Revenue
James W. Bass
Austin
Texas
Washington
Bass
Amarillo Brief: Speaker Lee Satterwhity Talks on Expenses
Amarillo report notes Speaker of the House of Representatives 3 Lee Sat terwhity discussing paying own expenses today. The item appears in a clipped December mail context with limited readable details.
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Amarillo
Dec
Lee Satterwhity
House of Representatives
Satterwhite Proposes House Letter on Special Session Expenses
The speaker plans to write every member asking attendance at a special legislative session and to pay his own expenses. This follows criticism over who bears costs and aims to show the public the highway situation. He believes future legislatures will recognize the legitimate claim and appropriate funds to reimburse members per diem during sessions.
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House
Satterwhite
Observers expect Ferguson to call legislature
Observers predict Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson will call the legislature rather than let it meet on speaker’s call, though she has not admitted the session is inevitable. The view stems from her failure to give a final answer and from J. B. Ferguson’s charges of a privately financed session unsettling some movers and dampening desire to convene now.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
J. B. Ferguson
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