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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1941
Page
14
Austin based health officer Doctor Geo W Cox urges holiday caution to preserve health and strength during wartime. He warns against candles on trees, overheated rooms, late hours for kids, overeating and intemperance, stressing patriotism and mutual care.
The government announces tire rationing to begin January 4 with sales limited to ration card holders or military orders. Civilian boards will issue certificates to maintain industrial efficiency and civilian health, with retreading encouraged to conserve rubber. Recapping and regrooving guidance limits waste and preserves tire integrity.
Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc advertises carbon paper in multiple sizes and colors blue black and red for office use with quick availability and bulk options.
Walter E. Saenger, a Kerrville man, was chosen as manager of the Kerrville Chamber of Commerce by a special committee last week. Saenger will succeed William O. Harwell on January 1 after Harwell resigned to become manager of the Denison Chamber of Commerce.
Mimeograph paper sten tils and inks are obtainable at the office of the Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc for users needing printing and duplicating materials.
Victor Arno Behrends two month old son of Mr and Mrs Arno Behrends died at 8 30 a m Friday December 19 born October 17 1941 in Fredericksburg Funeral services were held at Schaetter Funeral Home at 9 30 a m and St Marys Church at 10 a m Rev F X Wolf officiating Survived by grief stricken parents a brother Christian Alfred Behrends paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Christian Behrends maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Alfred Jenschke and great grandmother Mrs Anton Fritz
In a rural exchange, Energetic Bool Weevils Boss Jonesy asks Uncle Joe about boll we EVils. Joe says boll weevils have eaten all the cotton. He notes a weevil in the mailbox claiming to wait for a parity check, illustrating slow aid delivery.
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