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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
10
The piece urges Gillespie County residents to donate surplus warm clothing to the American Red Cross and to contribute usable toys to a Palace Theatre matinee this Saturday co sponsored by the Lions Club. It highlights local drives already completed and encourages sharing in the holiday spirit.
Fredericksburg observes the meters first anniversary in operation marking a month of use. City officials describe aims to speed traffic and improve parking turnover in the business district while inviting public comment on continued trial and potential permanent adoption.
The attorney general ruled East Texas efforts to restrict deer hunting to local residents unconstitutional for Texans. Counties may charge higher fees to nonresidents but cannot favor residents of their own counties over other Texas counties. The ruling treats Texas game as a shared resource across the state.
Announcement notes the University of Texas Men's Glee Club will perform in Fredericksburg on Friday night December 7. The 26 member group earns strong critic praise across cities where it appears. The page also lists cotton ginnings, local visits, football results, anniversaries, travel, military notes, and community events from 1918 1928 with multiple local names and places.
The San Antonio Evening News lists W. G. Striegler of Cain City as missing in action in France and E. A. Schmidt of Fredericksburg among those who died of disease. Fred Roege, former local teacher, dies in Bayard New Mexico at 55. Survivors include wife, daughters Margaret and Mrs. Lawrence Langner, and sons Ward in New York and Herman with the U S Army in France.
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