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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1926

Page

11

District Attorney Candidate Seeks Democratic Primary Support

The 33rd judicial district announces a candidate for district attorney subject to Democratic Primaries. The statement includes the candidate's office record and general reputation for voters to consider.

33Rd Judicial District

Candidate Announcement for Re-Election in District

Alfred P. C. Petseh announces candidacy for re-election as district representative subject to Democratic Primaries and requests votes and support from constituents.

Candidacy Announced for Gillespie District Clerk

The district clerk race in Gillespie county sees Aug D Stahl seek re election to the office at the upcoming November election.

Aug. D. Stahl Gillespie County

Hermann Usener Seeks Reelection as Gillespie County Judge

The candidacy of Hermann Usener for re election to the office of County Judge of Gillespie County is announced. He seeks continued leadership and administration of county affairs, emphasizing service, experience, and public duty.

Hermann Usener Gillespie County

Walter Petseh Seeks Gillespie County Attorney Post

Walter Petseh announces his candidacy for County Attorney in Gillespie County. He pledges reform, stronger prosecution, and closer work with residents to address crime and legal services needs.

Albert E. Klett for Gillespie County Clerk candidacy

Albert E. Klett announces his bid for Gillespie County Clerk. He emphasizes experience, dedication to public service, and commitment to maintaining accurate county records and efficient voter registration processes.

Gillespie County Tax Collector Candidates Named

Tax Collector Walter Knoche runs for Gillespie County Tax Collector in Texas while Aug M Jung also seeks the same office, highlighting a contested race for the county tax post.

Gillespie County Sheriff Candidacies Announced

The Standard announces Emil Staudt as a candidate for Sheriff of Gillespie County in the November election and Alf Kteerner seeks re election to the same office at the November election.

Emil Staudt Gillespie County Alf Kteerner

Kirchoff Announces Candidacy for Gillespie Tax Assessor

Local government figure Hy Kirchoff declares candidacy for the Gillespie County Tax Assessor position, signaling a campaign focused on property valuation oversight and county revenue administration.

Alf Crenwelge Candidacy for Jillespie County Treasurer

The notice announces Alf Crenwelge as a candidate for county treasurer in Jillespie County in the upcoming November election. It identifies the office and the election timing, signaling a formal campaign entry.

Gillespie County Precinct Candidacies For November Election

The notice lists candidates in Gillespie County for November. Ad. Gerhard seeks Commissioner Precinct 1, Hy. Tatsch runs for Precinct 2, Joe Heep for Precinct 3, and Edward Gold seeks re election for Precinct 4.

Farmer Jim and the 30 Cent Cotton Campaign

The article recounts Texas Governor Jim Ferguson's vetoes on warehouse and marketing funding, the 30 cent cotton campaign led by Commissioner Davis, and Ferguson's impeachment. It notes how Hobby's emergency appropriation sustained the effort, aiding farmers despite Ferguson's opposition. It concludes Ferguson used renters' plank rhetoric to gain farmer support while not genuinely championing farm relief.

Jim Ferguson Colquitt Jim Department of Agriculture Ferguson Commissioner of Agriculture United States Hobby Davis Farmer Jim Texas Austin Plank

Negro Arson Suspect Appears for Examining Trial

Ben Ligeon, a Black man in Rockdale Texas, was arrested after a Sunday fire destroyed his home. He confessed the motive involved divorce issues and kin disputes, was bound over to district court, and jailed in Cameron awaiting trial.

Rockdale Tex Ben Ligeon Ligeon Edward Gunn Gunn Cameron

A. A. Luther Beaten by Masked Men in San Antonio

A. A. Luter a key Republican campaign figure for Harry M. Wurzbach in Bexar County was found unconscious in his office about 9:30 PM Tuesday. He was revived with head bruises and cuts after being attacked by two masked men weight about 200 pounds and a smaller assailant, one wielding a revolver and a milk bottle.

San Antonio A. A. Luter Bexar Harry M. Wurzbach Congress W. D. Miller Luter Dr. Luter Wurzbach Bexar County Executive Committee

Nonsense Letter Exchanges Over Unpaid Plow Debt

A letter exchange shows Moses Steinberg demanding payment for a riding plow from Joshua Furrows with threats of exposing him. John Furrowes responds jokingly about awaiting payment, while Stehling Bros. advertises tailoring services with bold promises of prompt service.

Joshua Furrows Moses Steinberg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alfred P. C. Petseh Walter Petseh Albert E. Klett Walter Knoche Aug. M. Jung Hy. Kirchoff Alf. Crenwelge Jillespie Ad. Gerhard Hy. Tatsch Joe Heep Edward Gold Negro Empire Bob Chalet A. A Luther Stehling Bros America Oscar Enders Kerrville Delaine Moses & Saenger Yard John Liles Kerrville Sanitarium Secor’s Hospital Lee Mason & Son Lee Mason Chrysler RCA Charles L. Mason Schandua Reichenau Schandua & Reichenau Tinner MR. Advertiser Gratis Fredericksburg Publishing Company Sarhany
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