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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
6
Classified notice states that a document is entered at the Fredericksburg Texas post office as second class matter. It notes postal handling status and local filing details for the notice.
Editorial notes praise a civic cleanliness movement promoting education, proper waste receptacles, and enforcement of existing ordinances. It urges personal responsibility from doorstep to street to curb public nuisance and reduce carelessness amid a broader view of European diplomacy and Christmas shopping in Fredericksburg.
A rural education appeal urges farmers to defend and fund America’s schools. Senator Kellogg warns declining agriculture signals national decay, noting Texas wealth and oil taxes, rising per capita debt, and needed county level support to strengthen rural districts.
The piece criticizes France’s postwar course driven by business nationalism and military power. It argues population loss since 1913, costly Ruhr involvement, and warns another war or revolution if current policies continue. It calls for abandoning militarism, pursuing peace, and international cooperation to benefit all nations.
Shoppers have more time to choose as stock remains ample. Fredericksburg stores are described as best equipped ever to meet Gillespie County residents needs this December. A visit to the shops confirms the claim.
A 1923 Christmas message urges giving to the poor and distressed, citing the gifts of the wise men and the spirit of goodwill. It emphasizes kindness, joy, and peace on earth, wishing readers fresh joys and a flood of generous spirit.
Orange Texas Dec 11 S Nomura an associate of Kishi in oil ventures in Orange oil field returned from Japan where he sought his wife and three children after the earthquake He said his home and all buildings were destroyed yet his family was saved from serious injuries as they were imprisoned under the roof for hours after the quake An indictment followed the shooting of James Randle a negro in the eastern county White pleaded self defense.
In Marlin Texas a county district court jury on Saturday returned a verdict of acquittal in the assault with intent to murder case. The trial focused on charges alleging deadly violence with intent to kill.
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