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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1952

Page

9

Editorial on auditing personal physical assets and health

Dr. Geo W Cox Texas State Health Officer urges adults to undergo regular physical inventories of assets and liabilities. Early detection and budgeting of activities under medical guidance can extend life and reduce degenerative disease risks, especially in middle age.

Geo. W. Cox Texas

The Need for Better Roads in Texas

Texas must expand its highways with $220 million yearly funding over ten years to handle growing traffic. Inflation, wartime delays, and rising volumes justify more revenue from gasoline taxes or fees. Better roads spur wealth, connect towns to markets, and support continued growth.

Texas Highway Department Texas Legislative Council

Pedernales Philosopher Reflects On 1953 Resolutions

The Kerr Route Poultry Philosopher writes from his Johnson grass farm about New Year plans amid a tense world. He notes the difficulty of making plans with global tensions and Stalin’s moves, then vows to live each day fully and let 1953 unfold without fear.

Mary Calm Pedernales Johnson Grass Kerr Stalin Russia Scandinavia England France Spain

Rites in Junction details Huffman family career

The 19th century figure Huffman moved between Hartley Deaf Smith and Lamb counties guiding ranch operations. He married Tenie Fleming in 1899, later relocating to Kimble and Bexar counties. Survived by sons Earl and Elmer and daughter Lela Kaeding with three grandchildren.

Escarbada A. G. Boyce Huffman Spring Lake J. F. Yearwood Hartley County Deaf Smith Lamb County Tenie Fleming Kimble County John Armstrong Bexar County Earl San Angelo Elmer Stonewall Lela Kaeding San Antonio

Montag’s Fine Stationery Display at Fredericksburg Co

The Fredericksburg Publishing Co displays Montag’s finer gift stationery for birthdays and anniversaries. The display highlights a range of paper goods suitable for special occasions and personal notes.

Montag Line Montag Fredericksburg Publishing Co

Blanco County Home Demonstration Council Honors Agent

The Blanco County Home Demonstration Council met December 12 at 2 p m in Johnson City with 22 members present. Reports of the months work were given and gifts exchanged. The next meeting is scheduled for January Court House. There are notes on local holiday visits and a brief line on future pasture crops.

Blanco County Home Demonstration Council Johnson City Mabel Stribling Hildegarde Ebeling FE. D. Berry New Jersey Charlie Wolf G. A. Cammack San Antonio Lillian Schaefer Fredericksburg George Gipson Bill Hirsch Arlene Johnson Victor Wittkohl Alabama Opal Ray Gipson Billy Bushnell Deward Bushnell

Gift Parker Pen for Any Occasion at Fredericksburg Publish

A promotional note markets a Parker Pen as a versatile gift. Buyers are encouraged to visit Fredericksburg Publish gin Co. to purchase, suggesting a wide use for gifts and daily writing tasks.

Fredericksburg

Abundance of Deer Surprises Texas Hill Country in 1952

The 1952 Texas big game season yields plentiful deer in drought struck Hill Country and fat, healthy white-tailed deer in restocked zones. Reports show Edwards Plateau hunting strong while western areas vary to light. Freestone County, East Texas, recovers from six years without deer as restocking continues with solid initial results.

Texas Hill Country Howard D Dodgen Texas Game and Fish Commission Edwards Plateau Freestone County Aransas National Wild

Pleasant Hill Community Enjoys Rain and Holiday Gatherings

Friday night brought slow rain to Pleasant Hill with water standing in low spots and fields. Hunters reported good luck over the weekend with many fat deer. Locals busied with visiting, feeding stock, and holiday gatherings at homes of Mauldins and Deikes. Shoppers and visitors traveled to Austin and Bastrop for Christmas activities.

Pleasant Hill Frederick Deike Vivian and Lavell Tex Smith G. C. Walker Alice Rosa S. S. Mauldin Sidney Wayne Austin Bastrop Emil Hartmann Richard Klappenbach Chester Hartmann Alma Hartmann San Antonio Bob Tant Bobbie Hamilton John Middleton Fritz Deike

Family reunion honors Mrs Lehnick's birthday

Mr and Mrs R G Lehnick Bas trop Mr and Mrs Harold Lehnick Austin Mr and Mrs E E Mauldin Mrs J A Didway and children and Miss Ester Sulte meier of Johnson City gathered for a birthday celebration and family reunion Sunday.

R. G. Lehnick Bastrop Harold Lehnick Austin E. E. Mauldin J. A. Didway Ester Sultemeier Johnson City

Life Refuge Executive Secretary Praises Turkey Harvest

The Executive Secretary called the wild turkey harvest the best in several years, noting improved numbers and favorable conditions. He attributed the uptick to ongoing conservation efforts and favorable spring terrain.

Life Refuge

Hill Country Sees Peak Turkey Hunting Effort

The report notes the shooting of gobblers was good in the Hill Country where about 90 percent of the wild turkey hunting was done.

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