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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1926
Page
6
A philosopher tale links Benedict Spinoza to liberty and moral self control. The speech laments prohibition and government overreach urging education over jail and a positive ethic. It argues leaders should promote temperance liberty and law without negating personal freedom.
A concise editorial notes that business across government society and education relies on the participation of stakeholders to keep the whole system functioning smoothly. It argues that harmony within the network is essential for commerce and finance to prosper.
The report shows gasoline use in the first four months of the year surpassing any comparable period by more than 20 percent, indicating a strong upward trend in fuel demand during this span.
Surplus stocks declined as summer demand rises and crude oil and gasoline prices edge up. The Senate has directed the Federal Trade Commission to investigate price-fixing methods, with testimony likely this summer. Industry leaders warn probes are costly to taxpayers but provide campaign material and public employment.
San Antonio on June 30 reports no new leads in the disappearance of Dr J A Ramsey of Mathias as Rangers Frank Hamer and J W Aldrich depart for an undisclosed destination. Local police say they have no fresh evidence or reason for the ranger’s sudden move.
Fort Worth jury awards Mrs. Lillie B. Tinsley $5,000 damages against Mrs. Addie Wise for facial injuries alleged to result from an alleged cancer cure. Wise had pleaded guilty in county court to violating medical practice rules not tied to treatment of another patient.
Zion's Church commemorates its 150th anniversary with a morning Independence program on Monday July 5 at Klaerner's Pecan grove Live Oak. Divine memorial services begin at 11 a m with an afternoon Luther League entertainment program. Public invited.
Emmett Martin 22, sophomore at Howard Payne College Brownwood, died in Electra after a rough wire cable scratch led to blood poisoning. The Wichita Falls report notes he was a standout on the baseball and football teams and played in the Blue Devils orchestra.
Office notice urges readers to obtain one of the Gillespie County History volumes while supplies last as demand remains high and availability dwindles.
Frigidaires appear in multiple display rooms and the public is invited to inspect the new models. Units are in use at City Cafe Travelers Cafe Schneider's Produce Co Central Drug Co Henke Bros Peter Kleck A P C Petsch R G Striegler H Mogford R Maier F W Maier Louis Seiter Aug Lott and others for sale by local dealers.
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