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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1917

Page

6

International Counterfeiting Scheme Broke Up

The United States Secret Service announced a major counterfeiting operation dismantled here, detailing a plant for printing bogus franc notes and fake passports. Agents seized presses, plates, and a $125,000 bundle among suitcases, with over $1,000,000 in counterfeit notes tied to Spain and France, and a suspect wounded during a bank attempt.

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Publicity Department warns of sugar rations and Hoarding limits

Federal Food Act bulletin from Houston in December 1917 announces a new series of kitchen cards by the U S Food Administration. It urges a sugar allowance of three pounds per person per month and condemns hoarding as counterproductive to price reduction and railway demand. The message stresses individual self sacrifice and responsible consumption during 1918.

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Community Co operation and local shopping

Citizens are urged to support home merchants to keep money circulating locally and improve community facilities. Prosperity depends on local business activity, and residents benefit from choosing to patronize nearby stores.

General Greble Seeks Sweaters at Camp Bowie Drive

Mrs. Ogden, chairing the sweaters committee for Camp Bowie, asks donors to return completed sweaters to the Gunter Building Room 992 and to contribute funds as money helps Camp Bowie. General Creble urgently calls for sweaters to aid soldiers.

General Greble Camp Bowie

Fire destroys Frisco Railway offices in Sapulpa

A December 10 fire in Sapulpa Oklahoma started in the basement of the Frisco Railway offices, destroying the building and its records. Loss valued at 50000 dollars. Frozen water mains hindered firefighting. temporary offices opened at the Harvey Hotel next to the station.

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New Liquor Rules Enacted by San Antonio Officials

San Antonio commissioners approved a new ordinance requiring signed statements from liquor purchasers that they will not sell to prohibited persons. The rule targets wholesale and retail dealers, with records to be retained for inspection by city or federal officers. Penalties range from 5 to 100 dollars per offense, with debates over enforcement and costs.

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Farmers Produce Co Urges Prompt Delivery With Low Prices

Stock of feed stuff is running low and Farmers Produce Co urges customers to visit now. The firm promises prompt delivery at the lowest market prices to meet demand.

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