Fredericksburg Post Office Second Class Listing
Entry notes the post office in Fredericksburg, Texas, being processed as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1924
Page
4
Entry notes the post office in Fredericksburg, Texas, being processed as second class mail matter.
Editorial notes recount a city man shamed by a country cousin who knew more of the region after a few days. Both men miss nearby sites and fail to see flaws in their own communities. A know-your-own-town drive could spur sanitation, schools, traffic rules, and wiser citizenship.
Eastland County leaders push chicken farming as a major new industry joining dairying and hogs. R Q Lee reports from California on Petaluma operations, egg grading, washing, and storage. The poultry association grows toward regional egg shipments, with hundreds of members and plans to ship up to one million cases annually.
The 1923 cotton crop has been gathered and land prepared for spring planting. cotton dominates but some fields should shift to feed, garden, and legumes to restore soil fertility and ensure profits. A balanced plan includes livestock feed, a family garden, pasture, and at least one legume field to boost next year’s cotton yields. Economy comes from profitable acre yields and diversifying crops.
Advertisement for cash grocery offers free cup and saucer with Steer brand coffee and Broncho Peaberry coffee. Buy 2 pounds and get a cup and saucer. third bucket also offers a free cup and saucer. Free show tickets included. H. C. Maier promotes savings with Standard subscription.
A compact tribute to the local newspaper as the town’s main conduit for information and community life. The piece likens the paper to a trusty wagon delivering goods, advocating support to keep it strong and fair in serving all interests. It includes an ad stating H G Maier buys hides at top market prices for Cash Grocery.
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