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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1941

Page

9

Crenwelge to Show Calves at Several State Shows

Wesley Crenwelge son of Mr and Mrs Erwin Crenwelge of Cherry Spring plans to show his fat stock at shows across Texas next month His calves including junior and senior stock will be displayed in Houston the local show San Antonio San Angelo and Fort Worth Last year his calves won top honors in all divisions

Wesley Crenwelge Erwin Crenwelge Cherry Spring Crenwelge Houston San Antonio San Angelo Fort Worth

Baby Bull Club boosts Texas dairy youth program

Texas dairy leaders report strong interest in the Boys' Baby Bull Club a statewide project by the Texas Dairy Products Association. The program pairs selected farm boys with top Jersey breeders to raise and show a calf, with ownership and profits sharing, and a planned public sale in 1942. More than ninety calves have been placed and a waiting list exists for about 125 boys.

Texas Boys Texas Dairy Products Association Texas Dairy Products Jersey Cattle Club of America The Dairy Association

Fire prevention tips for home heating stoves issued by state official

Texas fire insurance commissioner Marvin Hall warns homeowners to carefully install and use heating stoves. He notes stoves are a leading cause of fires with about half a million dollars in annual property loss over ten years. Safeguards include asbestos or metal wall guards, metal floor protection, proper smokepipe chimneys, ventilated thimbles, no pipes through floors or closets, metal stove guards, no clothing drying on stoves, and disposing ashes in metal cans.

Marvin Hall Texas

Electric milking machines boost milk output and profits

Electric milking machines cut labor by about half and improve cleanliness reducing contamination risks. Economically viable on farms with ten or more cows, they raise production by up to 15 percent and extend lactation while cutting overall milk costs by about a quarter or more.

Truth In Fabrics to Become Law Within Next Six Months

A federal act titled Truth in Fabrics will become law by June 14 1941 requiring woolen goods to bear labels showing wool content and percentages of virgin and reworked wool. Manufacturers must keep three years of labeled product records and make them available to the FTC with penalties of up to 500 dollars or imprisonment for violations.

W. R. Nisbet Yytension Services Animal Husbandman Texas A. & M. College National Wool Growers Association Southwestern Sheep and Goat Raisers Association Nisbet Federal Trade Commission

Arnold Klink Machine Shop Services Offerings

Notice lists machine shop capabilities including cylinder boring up to 5 inches, valve grinding and bushing iron, all kinds of machine work, oxy acetylene and electric welding. Prices available from Felix Maier Machine Shop through Arnold Klink.

Arnold Klinksick Felix Maier

Lost dog on Double Horn Road in Fredericksburg

A brown headed Rat Terrier with black spotted body is missing. Reward or contact Mrs. Joell Taylor in Fredericksburg Texas Rt. 1 at phone 6402 if found. The notice is dated 2000.

Joell Taylor Fredericksburg Texas

Gillespie County Seeks Bid for County Depository 1941

The Gillespie County Commissioners Court will, during February 1941, receive sealed proposals from banks and bankers in Gillespie County to serve as depository for county, school and trust funds for 1941 to 1943. Bids due February 10 1941 at 10:00 A M to the County Judge Fredericksburg Texas with a certified check at least one half of one percent of prior year county revenue.

Commissioners’ Court Gillespie County Texas Commissioner’s Court Fredericksburg

Citation by Publication for Gillespie County Case 1941

Public notice commands sheriff to summon J C Triplett and heirs of Casper Ressmann and Christian Ressmann to appear February 17 1941 in Gillespie County District Court Fredericksburg. Plaintiff Kirby Penick seeks damages 120 acres clouded title removal and relief.

State of Texas Gillespie County Texas J. C. Triplett Casper Ressmann Christian Ressmann District Court Fredericksburg Kirby T. Penick Alaintiff J C. Triplett Mary Ressman Alex Weirich Ida Weirich Emilie Schneider Otto Schneider Susanna Klein Charlie Klein Edwin Klein Emil Ressmann Joe H. Klein Casper Klein Richard Ressmann J. C Tiplett Adam Roedig Gustave Weyerich Minna ‘Weyerich E. L. Schmidt Gillespie

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