Safety Patrols in Schools Could Save Lives
An editorial argues for school based safety patrols to regulate traffic near campuses. After training, youths could halt cars and pedestrians at dangerous spots, reducing risk without extra police or signs and providing valuable training.
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Texas Safety Council
Three Paths to European Peace Outlined in Opinion
A long discussion argues three peace options for Europe: imperial spheres of influence led by major powers. a strengthened League of Nations with U S involvement. and a federal union of European states. The piece urges U S responsibility in shaping mankind’s destiny.
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Texas
Joyful Santa Claus Day Boosts Fredericksburg Trade
Fredericksburg merchants and the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce sponsor a Santa Claus day, extending hospitality and strengthening ties with nearby communities. The event showcases local merchants, with long term benefits for the city as a trading center and a better place to live.
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Fredericksburg
Christmas Etymology and The Spirit Beyond Name
A San Marcos Record column reflects on Christmas origins, from the Greek chi to Xmas and Old Christmas. It contrasts scholarly views with rustic tradition and cautions against misplaced sophistication in celebrating the holiday. It also notes a contrast between patriotic restraint and mob mentality.
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North Carolina
San Marcos
Stockfarmers Observe Active San Antonio Livestock Market
Observations of interest list individual buyers and lots from the J. W. Rothmann & Sons commission market in San Antonio. Hogs top at 5.40 for 160–300 lb, cattle and calves strong with stocker calf prices 7.25 to 9.50, feeders around 3.75, sheep and goats modest. Market overall active and steady with late-week levels.
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J. W. Rothmann & Sons Livestock Commission
San Antonio
Oliver Fairchild
Harper
Ernest Jordan
Leroy Schmidt
Mason
John Hasse
Richard Durst
L. B. Usener
Fredericksburg
J. J. Johnson
John Underwood
Monroe Wahl
X Used as Abbreviation for Christ in Christmas
The writer notes Xmas may be a justified abbreviation using X for Christ and Xn for Christian. They acknowledge centuries of use and say the form Xmas could be appropriate rather than a lazy shorthand. The piece reflects on spelling and tradition in holiday naming.
Isolation placards urged for Texas homes by health officer
Dr Geo W Cox urges display of Shick Test isolation placards this winter to warn visitors of communicable disease. He notes parental reporting is vital and explains placards are a civic duty, not a sign of disgrace, to curb measles whooping cough scarlet fever mumps and other infections.
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Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Books Wanted for Christmas Drive in San Antonio
KTSA news editor Charles C. Shaw launches a used books drive to aid shut ins and South Texas institutions. Hundreds of books have been received and more are hoped from listeners including Fredericksburg. The effort runs with the thrice weekly program An Editor Views the News and has no commercial ties.
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Boerne Star
San Antonio
KTSA
South Texas
Charles C. Shaw
Fredericksburg
Insects Destroy Crops Across United States
Insects devastate between one fifth and one tenth of the crops planted nationwide. The impact spans multiple states and agricultural sectors, signaling a broad threat to harvests and farmers' yields this season.
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United States
Three Cars Turkey Shipped To Northern Market
Three carloads of dressed turkeys were shipped to northern states for the current Christmas market. Local produce houses said several more cars would be sent during the market, which closes this weekend. Price trends show Thanksgiving at 13 cents per pound, Christmas opening at 11 cents, and today 10 cents for toms and 12 cents for hens.
Mourning dove leg band found in Iowa links Texas loss
Game Department biologists report a mourning dove banded in Texas was landed in Lewis Iowa on June 11 1939 after being killed in Travis County on October 1 1939. Gray foxes once night only now commonly spotted crossing Texas roads.
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Travis County
Texas
Lewis
Iowa
Game Department
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