Advertising Boosts with 1700 Subscribing Readers
The Standard reports 1700 bonafide subscribers proving ads reach a wide audience. Investors see surprising results from funds spent on promotion.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
6
The Standard reports 1700 bonafide subscribers proving ads reach a wide audience. Investors see surprising results from funds spent on promotion.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Martin's Roup Tablets as a cure and preventive for diseases in poultry. It credits H Maier and Schneider's Produce Co with guarantee and lists dealers in St. 20.
California gold stored in the San Francisco Mint and subtreasury helped sustain the Union when the Civil War began. The wealth, mined between 1849 and 1861, supported federal arms, money, and food supplies, while Confederate plots to seize mint facilities stirred California secessionist groups. The Knights of the Golden Circle emerges as a key covert faction within this tension.
January 19 to 20 sees about 20 of Gov Pat Neff’s recess appointments rejected in a three hour Senate vote. UT board of regents picks Tucker Royall of Palestine and R G Storey of Tyler, while Charles Marsh Austin W S Whaley of Cleburne and Dr Joe Wooten of Austin fail. Several boards see confirmations and rejections across pharmacy, insurance, Livestock Sanitary, and other state agencies.
An old-time newspaper snippet lists 25 percent discounts on ladies coats and coats suits at Schroeder Bros. notes on subscription payments for the Standard, and mentions jarred goods priced at Knopp & Metzger along with a big shipment of shoes at Schroeder Bros. Also promotes E C Hansen for property sales and Sugarman Bros selling $1.00 grade blue work shirts at 63 cents.
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