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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1923
Page
6
The author argues against returning to horse drawn transport and insists roads must be built for powerful motor vehicles. He warns current highways remain outdated, narrow, and costly, urging permanent hard surface roads to support modern transportation and its economic and social benefits.
Notice prohibits hunting with guns dogs trapping or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by the Loyal Valley Game Protective Association. Privilege care must be properly signed and active.
Hy Cowan offers a 25 reward for evidence of hunting with dogs guns or traps on his land. The notice also lists Otto Bracutigam Willie Jung Chas Koenig Alvin Striegler Rich Metzger Louis Lochte Otto Lochte Max Lochte Adolph Stieler and others, stating hunting on Edwin Hohenberger’s rented property is strictly prohibited.
Notice forbids traps on the August Evers Rock Springs ranch in Mason and Gillespie Counties. It warns that violators will be prosecuted according to law and urges people to stay out to avoid trouble.
Hunting with guns dogs traps and camping on our lands is strictly forbidden trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law 51f Moursund Wahrmund
The notice states that traps on land in Gillespie and Blanco Counties are strictly forbidden and signed by Joe H. Jung.
Wm. Geistweidt and Louis Welge report that hunting with guns dogs trapping and trespassing on lands owned by the Hilda and Doss Game Protective Association is strictly forbidden.
Notice bans hunting and trespassing in John Brandenburger and Jim Brandenburger company land in Mason County. Violators will face prose penalties as enforced in the pasture rules.
A notice cites hunting with guns dogs and traps as forbidden land use. It mentions Arthur Beyer and warns of trespass penalties under local rules.
Notice warns that traps on the land are forbidden and trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Hunting with guns dogs and traps on the undersigned lands and in the Robt Hohenberger pasture near Cain City is forbidden. Trespassers will be prosecuted. John Schmidtzensky Aug Behrens Edw Kusenberger.
Notice forbids hunting on land by any person using firearms or dogs. The document is signed by August Rode and Alfred Rode. The remainder references bulk sauerkraut and herring, and a cake supply arrival, indicating miscellaneous notices or ads.
List of marriage pairings including Arnold Crenwelge with Erna Heimann and Erwin Gold with Alma Rusenberger, Carl Kroll Jr. with Vera Feller, William Morris with Nettie Green, and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hy Thie le.
A fragmented ad listing promotes top cash for eggs at Quality Cash Grocery and Meat Market, suit selections at Schmidt Bros, cheaper dress shoes at Schroeder Bros, Christmas velocipeds at Leos Blanchard, closing-out Parisian sale, toy discounts, and Ford cars for sale by Blum Bros.
The committee expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted in making the Harvest Festival a splendid success. Special appreciation is given to those who generously donated to the car contest.
Wisconsin counties assumed road maintenance on May 1 1918. The state set nine divisions each with about eight counties and a resident engineer guiding a corps of assistants. By 1922 the Madison commission logged 10 940 visits. County boards supervise work with elected highway commissioners. Patrolmen sign contracts and post 500 bonds. Patrol modes include team and motor patrols with county furnished equipment. Total state highway mileage is 78 000. Initial mileage varied from concrete to earth, with counties owning much of their road equipment and funding improvements via township votes.
Large shipment of army apparel arrives with blouses at 1.00 and up pants at 2.00 overcoats 4.50 and up blankets 3.00 and up wool gloves 0.20 loggins 0.25 underwear 0.75 largest stock of army goods ever shown here.
A promotion highlights gifts for children including a Kiddy Car Velociped and a shipment of jars and jugs in all sizes. The ad contrasts pricing with suits offered at 27.50 instead of 35.00, appealing to value shoppers at the store.
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