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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1944
Page
11
A traditional Thanksgiving finish with a rich coffee twist. The recipe blends coffee with pumpkin, spices and molasses to yield a pudding-like filling for children and a pie for adults. Bake a 9 inch pie, garnish with almonds, yield 19 inches.
Fredericksburg High School students and faculty marked the Sixth War Loan Drive with a program directed by Miss Robbie Craighead. The event featured a band, a pledge, a play, poems, and songs. Bond sales reached 1025 while stamps totaled 97, totaling 1108 dollars.
Walter Kremer, son of Mr and Mrs Ernst Kremer, was seriously injured Wednesday afternoon after being thrown from a car in a collision with Cyrus Heard’s vehicle on Main Street in front of the Ever Ready Motor Company. Kremer sustained a brain concussion and remained in bed for weeks after hospitalization.
Farmers can efficiently buy or sell goods by using classified ads. List seeds, livestock, equipment, or produce with clear details and prices to reach local buyers and sellers quickly.
Lieutenant Commander J. F. Beebe announces an urgent Navy program to train Radio Technicians in radar. No technical background required beyond high school math and physics. amateur radio helpful. Eligible volunteers or inductees meeting standards should apply immediately at the nearest Navy Recruiting Station for qualification tests.
Herman C. Mund of the Doss ranch shot a seven foot winged Mexican Eagle weighing 17 pounds with a 32-20 rifle on Ernst Bober ranch. The bird, brown with white speckles, was mounted by a local taxidermist after Mund noted no deer wounds from any other cause.
The article mentions John Hancock as the first signer of the Declaration of Independence and notes that nine million pounds of metal are used in the dome of the Capitol at Washington.
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