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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
4
The item lists the Fredericksburg Texas post office routine as a second class matter entry and credits the managing editor R S Klett and editors R E Jordan Wm Petmecky Wm Habenicht for the publication.
A local welfare group United Charities urges readers to help ensure every child in the county receives Christmas toys, clothes, and food. Readers are asked to send names to the Christmas Cheer Committee and, if preferable, donate toys and necessities to be delivered Christmas morning, aiding families who fear Santa may overlook them.
President Hoover discusses safeguarding childhood health and mental well being at the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection. He stresses community, state, and national roles and the goal of a healthy generation to ease future governance burdens.
Legal summons requiring Arnost Kulka and many co-defendants to answer a plaintiff s petition in the District Court of Gillespie County Texas. The case concerns a $7000 promissory note and a deed of trust on Blanco and nearby lands tied to Otto Kneese and Emil Heckel with foreclosure sought if defendants fail to respond. Court date set for February 16 1931 at Fredericksburg.
A speech divides children into three groups the normal the physically defective and the delinquent outlining millions affected by malnutrition defective speech heart and sight issues delinquency and dependency It urges prevention and remediation and highlights 35 million normal children 1 5 million gifted children and the nation’s future leadership as crucial to human progress.
The Bereaved Family thanks friends and neighbors for help and sympathy after the death of their daughter and sister Aurora Lilly Kneese. They praise Rev Brannies Rev Gammenthaler Dr Hanus the nurses Miss Kallus Miss Schiemene the wake the church male choir and the floral offering.
A brief chat contrasts belief in conventions with personal experience as one speaker admits uncertainty about attending a conference or meeting.
Capt. David W. Bone won fresh support for his claim that an Atlantic seismic event created a deep hole on the continental shelf off the New England coast. A United States Coast and Geodetic Survey letter notes revised chart depths from 160 to 420 fathoms near latitude 41.20, longitude 66.10, aligning with Bones observations near George Bank.
Customs officers uncovered a $1,000,000 narcotics haul totaling 794 pounds in 25 fur crates from the steamer Alesia. The drugs, landed December 5, were traced to a hidden shipment after guards watched the Brooklyn pier and the vessel’s cargo was searched. The contraband was confiscated.
The line quotes a student named Moses answering a publisher in Michigan Gargoyle. The exchange highlights campus culture and identity debate within the magazine. No further context provided.
Fort Worth resident Jack J. Fisher says eighteen years of rheumatism and constipation ended after using Konjola. He reports quick improvement starting with the first bottle, kidney strength gains, and eventual disappearance of rheumatic pains after a six to eight week treatment. The medicine is sold in Fredericks at the Centra burg Drug Store and by regional druggists.
In Orbetello Italy on December 16 the Italian air armada prepared for a dawn takeoff on a Trans Atlantic hop to Rio De Janeiro with twelve seaplanes waiting after storms delayed the start and the first leg to Carahagina Spain.
Offer details show a yearly subscription price of fifty cents for the Standard edition. No additional items or terms are provided in the readable text.
The Wilhelm Mansburger Show advertised for Thursday December 18 is rescheduled to Monday December 22. The change affects all tickets and venue times as announced by the promoter.
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