Publication notice from Fredericksburg Publishing Co
The Frede ricksburg Publishing Co issues a Saturday edition notice. Communications are directed to the Editor's Dept for non business matters and Bookkeeper's Dept for business inquiries. post office handling is Fredericksburg, Texas.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
The Call of the Outdoors Drives Editorial Resolve
The editorial laments the lingering savage urge to leave the office for open spaces. It urges preserving America’s outdoors heritage for children through memories of rivers forests and outdoor health and happiness.
Mountain Topp l es into Valley and Cooperation Praise
Mountain Topples into Valley reports on a Wyoming avalanche near Sheep Mountain and a rancher Gil Huff’s narrow escape. It describes the disaster’s impact on his family and property, with cattle losses noted and cleanup efforts beginning.
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Jackson
Wyo
Gil Huff
Wyoming
Sheep Mountain
Gros Ventre River
Huff
Teton National Forest
Halbert reports success feeding a bunch of old ewes
On May 18, B M Halbert of Sonora described his lambing method and results from 37 lambs born to old ewes after feeding and pasture steps from October to May. He totals $315.50 from the 37 lambs and notes the approach boosts income for farmers with rough feed and small pastures.
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B. M. Halbert
Sonora
C. C. French
Fort Worth Stockyards Company
Fort Worth Daiy Livestock Reporter
Farmers balance credit as asset or liability in plans
A Progressive Farmer piece argues farmers should treat credit as a financial tool, not a habit. It warns against overreliance on cotton, urges diversification, ends with prudent borrowing tied to honesty, justice, and long term farm solvency.
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J. A. Redhead
Rabies Awareness Urges Caution Over Stray Dogs
Citizens warned to avoid contact with stray animals and prevent roaming pets as rabies season peaks. Officials advise chaining dogs for observation when aggression is evident to reduce risks of attacks.
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State Board of Health
J. T Wilhite
Pasteur Institute
Santa Barbara to be rebuilt after Pacific coast quake
A powerful Santa Barbara quake caused 13 deaths and hundreds injured. City leaders plan a $20 million reconstruction loan and a $2 million aid fund with help from San Francisco and Los Angeles engineers. The disaster floods a reservoir site and prompts mass evacuations while officials forecast major urban renewal.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Pacific Coast
Santa Barabara Clearing House Association
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Filling Station Opens Sundays for Public Service
A local filling station announces new Sunday hours to better serve customers and the public, stating the business will now be open every Sunday.
Advertisements Spark Quick Finds in Local Paper
Readers are urged to skim ads for opportunities and bargains as the paper notes many readers may discover desired items or services among the listings. The message emphasizes the value of reviewing the classified and display advertisements for potential purchases.
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Kelly
Wyo
Robinson Crusoe Adverts to Reach Passing Ships
Stranded on an island, Robinson Crusoe pins a ragged shirt on a pole to advertise for rescue. He waits days despite failures, believing persistent effort will bring a passerby ship and contact with people.
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Robinson Crusoe
Friday
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