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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1926

Page

5

Public notices for Fredericksburg publication office

The post office entry marks this issue as second class matter for Fredericksburg Texas. Readers are asked to send communications to the Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Business items go to Bookkeeper's Dept while all other matters go to Editor's Dept.

Fredericksburg Texas Fredericksburg Publishing Co

One Governor Candidate Highlighted in Local Politics

The piece notes Gillespie and Blanco Counties will vote in primaries mainly for state offices with a single district attorney race. Fielding Hammond of Barnet, a former district attorney trainee with a record of six felony convictions won in court, is favored to be elected. The author urges 1926 as a year to set definite goals and draw inspiration from early settlers’ hard work.

Gillespie Blanco Fielding Hammond Barnet George Christian Hammond Trammords

Golden days of 1926 offer wide town building chances

The passage imagines broad opportunity in 1926 to improve towns and the nation, urging progress and collective effort toward a grander country amid optimistic mission.

World improved by mothers teaching kids, not dance halls

A reflection argues that childhood learning was stronger at a mother’s knee than in dance halls, implying social drift toward looser youth activities. The remark recalls a traditional, home-centered view of childrearing and education.

Overalls Spark Debate on Burden of Breadth and Opportunity

A wry note contrasts breadth of view with fashion saying youth may miss opportunity unless intellect matches perception. The quote frames opportunity as a woman knocking, humorously noting she wears overalls.

Prizes Offered for Farm Radio Contest by Sears-Roebuck

The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation in Dallas announced a contest for farm radio letters with ten prizes totaling 100 dollars. First prize 25 dollars, second 15, third through sixth 10 each, seventh through tenth 5 each. Letters under 500 words. postmark by February 14.

Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation Dallas Frank Briggs Farm and Ranch Eugene Butler Progressive Farmer O. M. Lowry Texas Farm Bureau News R. F. D. Club WFAA A. K. Short Foundation

Indictment Granted in Swindling and Perjury Case

The 16 week grand jury investigation of highway affairs ends with an indictment of F. G. Hoffman of Hoffman Construction Company on two counts of swindling and perjury. The case centers on a road resurfacing contract and a related public funds misuse finding. Attorney General Dan Moody pursues a $421 000 recovery action in a separate suit before District Judge George Calhoun.

F. G. Hoffman Hoffman Hoffman Construction Company Dan Moody George Calhoun Highway Commission

Snow faces death penalty in Stephenville murder trial

Fort Worth Texas January 28 F W Snow was sentenced to death for killing his stepson Bernie Connally after a nine day trial at Stephenville. The jury took two ballots and Snow said he would appeal. Also noted, Texas soils produce one fourth of the nation's peanuts.

Fort Worth Texas F. W. Snow Stephenville Bernie Connally Snow

Sesquicentennial Exposition Opens in Philadelphia 1926

The one hundred fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will be marked by the Sesquicentennial International Exposition in Philadelphia opening June 1, 1926.

Philadelphia

Gloria Dei Church Historic Features Preserved in Exposition

The Gloria Dei Church in Philadelphia reflects Swedish American heritage from 17th century roots to the Sesquicentennial Exposition. It notes the church’s origin on Swan Street, 1700s expansions, organ and pew updates, and the original baptismal font from Sweden, with graves of early pastors in the chancel and graveyard.

Philadelphia Gustavus Adolphus Sweden Delaware America Swanson Street

Osage Murder Prosecution to Continue Until All Cases Solved

Oklahoma City bolsters its stance on the Osage murders with District Attorney Roy Lewis stating prosecutions will proceed until every killing is satisfactorily resolved. The reply comes amid a repudiation affidavit from John Ramsey who denied a confessed link to Henry Roan’s death and claimed coercion by authorities.

Oklahoma City Okla Roy Lewis United States District Atorney John Ramsey W. K. Hale Henry Roan Roan Lewis Ramsey Hale Guthrie W. E. Smith Fairfax

Woman Born in First Texas Capital Dead

Dallas Texas January 27 Kathleen Randle 82 born at Washington on the Brazos the first capital of Texas died at her home in Dallas She attended Baylor University at Independence over sixty years ago Survived by daughter Mrs Stephen J Hay and son C Randle Notes her father G W Crawford lawyer banker and editor of the Washington American and a 33rd degree Mason who fought with Texas troops against Mexico.

Dallas Texas Kathleen Randle Washington-on-the-Brazos Randle Baylor University Independence Stephen J. Hay C. Randle Wichita Falls G. W. Crawford The Old Washington American

Texas Oil and Gas Reserves Seen Steady for Years

Geologists report petroleum and natural gas found across Texas, predicting sustained heavy output for many years. The statement emphasizes widespread resource presence and long-term production prospects in the region.

Texas

Triple Slayer Is Called Deficient in Court

Stephenville Texas January 26. Trial of FP M Snow charged with the slaying of his 19 year old stepson Bernie Connally begins Wednesday in district court. State witnesses rebut defense claims Snow is feeble minded and unable to distinguish right from wrong. Psychologists testifying for the state place Snow’s mental age between 9 and 12.

Stephenville Tex FP. M. Snow Bernie Connally Snow W. L. Allison J. B. Bozeman Fort Worth Jean Sheppard Dallas Bozeman Allison

Mitchell quits Army amid aviation reform push

Washington records Col. William Mitchell resigning from the army amid conflict with war department officials over aviation policy. His departure, set for February 1, ends a stormy military career marked by public charges of maladministration and a push to expand aviation. He may join lectures to advocate greater aviation development.

Washington William Mitchell Army War Department Air Service

National Park Conference Proposes 2000 Mile Texas Loop

Texarkana hosts a January conference where six states Texas Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Oklahoma and Kansas back a permanent park loop plan. The proposal links Ozark country and coastal routes from Texarkana through Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio to the Rio Grande and back, with a second loop from Fredericksburg through West Texas and New Mexico into San Antonio. Executives study routes set parks every about 50 miles and seek private financing to operate the system. Officiating officers for 1926 are named with state representation. plan aims for spring site inspections and public support.

Texas Louisiana Missippi Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Ozark Mountains Texarkana Hot Springs Ozarks Dallas Fort Worth Cleburne Hillsboro Meridian San Sa Fredericksburg Mason Brady San Angelo Big Springs Tohoka Carlsbad Cave Mountains Ft. Stockton Sanderson del Rio Alto Frio San Antonio

Kerrville Chick Hatchery Ad Seeks Poultry Orders

Dou r Poultry Raisers invites readers to place orders this issue and asks for a trial from Kerrville Chick Hatchery.

Dour Kerrville Chich Hatchery

Dipping Rule Allows Cattle Shipments to Northern Markets

Austin Texas January 28 cattlemen of Southwest Texas will save millions through the Livestock Sanitary Commission effort. They secured permission from Arkansas and Oklahoma to ship beef cattle to Northern markets through these states without multiple dippings. Leo Callan of San Antonio, chairman, announced the development.

Austin Texas The Livestock Sanitary Commission Arkansas Oklahoma Leo Callan San Antonio

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Fredericksbur Standard R. 8 KLETT WM. Habenicht United States Gloria Dei Church OSAGE Mitchell National Park Park Board Pat M. Neff W. H. Applegate Att’y Gen’l of Wm. Kavanaugh Muskogee Okla See D. FE. Corp T. Y. Sanders John R. Fordgree D. BE. Colp State Parks Board Oscar Stein Arthur Zenner Riverside Wholesale H. P. International Harvester Co Alex Mittendorf Taylor-Burke Motggr CO Henry Sagedbiel C. R A. W. Stahl Empire Opera House HY. Molberg Turner Hall Turn Verein Talawi Shieh Alf. A. Usener and
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