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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1945
Page
9
An editor recalls a job interview line about teaching the world’s shape and a dramatic court moment when Governor Davis described a crippled boy’s mother as looking from “the golden balustrade of heaven” to win a larger verdict.
An advertisement urges readers to check their gums and prevent pyorrhea with LETO’S. Central Drug Company markets the product and offers a refund if the first bottle fails to satisfy.
The United States Bureau of Agriculture Economics reports Texas cotton harvest by December 1 at 1,820,000 bales the smallest since 1889 due to October freezes and drought. Yields average 146 pounds per acre down from 177 last year with moisture, feeds, and roughage concerns for ranchers as winter approaches.
F E Mollin of Denver predicts that despite slaughter rising to 33,600,000 head in 1944 and about a million more in 1945 the demand for beef still exceeds supply. He cited war workers' higher purchasing power and expanded beef consumption in the Deep South as factors. Mollin spoke to the 29th annual California Cattlemen's Association convention stating the American beef stock is ample enough to prevent inflation if subsidies and price controls were removed.
Ansgarius states the Lord sent Faith Hope and Charity to earth to choose a Christmas tree. They select the Balsam Fir for its height breadth and bearing of the cross on every branch. Subscribe to the STANDARD.
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