Texas May Livestock Shipments Drop Sharply in Slump
Texas University statistics show May livestock shipments fell 15.6 percent from a year earlier to 8 838 cars. Cattle declined 23.5 percent to 5 283 cars and sheep 24.6 percent to 1 577 cars while calf shipments rose 26 percent to 1 070 cars and hogs jumped 45 percent to 902 cars. Fort Worth receipts fell sharply with hogs best supplied. Los Angeles demand was weak.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
University of Texas
University Bureau of Business Research
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Markwell Stapling Machine S
The Markwell stapling machine staples up to 60 sheets, as noted by Fredericksburg Publishing Co.
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Rothmann Commission Co
San Antonio
W. Schmidt
Mason
Russell
Harper
Ernest Keller
W. Z. Zesch
Henke Bros
Kerrville
Tto Ahrens
Fredericksburg
PR. Bucholz
Castell
G. G. Bucholz
Adolph Becker
Ernest Bober
Markwell
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Texas Hunting and Fishing License Act for Multiple Counties
The act applies to Mason, Menard, Kerr, and 17 other Texas counties and requires residents to obtain a hunting license for two dollars and a fishing license for fifty five cents to hunt or fish in these counties. It prescribes exemptions, defines fund remittance to the Game, Fish and Oyster Commission, sets a two turkey gobbler limit per open season, and provides penalties for violations.
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Mason, Menard, Kerr, Schleicher, Crockett, Sutton, Kimble
Real
Edwards
Blanco, Llano
Kendall
Gillespie
el Paso
Hudspeth
Culberson
Val Verde
Kinney
Terrell, Medina
Brewster
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
State of
Texas
Mason, Menard, Kerr, Crockett, Sutton, Schleicher
Kimble, Real, Edwards, Blanco, Llano, Kendall
Val Verde Kinney
Colorado River
Inks Lake
Buchanan Lake
Austin
Fish Propagation and Protection Fund
The
Game Department
Knopp Home Demonstration Club Notes July Meeting Preview
The Knopp Home Demonstration Club met June 27 at 2 30 pm at Mrs Henry Mohr Jr s home. Mrs R A Klett reported on the last council meeting and Mrs Edward Itz was elected to go to short course. Attendees included Mesdames Adolf Lucas Ma Kunz Erwin Durst Arthur Kramer R A Klett Edward Itz Henry Mohr Jr Eddie Kramer Eddie Schaefer Reinhold Oehler Reinhold Beyer and Misses Estha Barsch Louise Kramer Tillie Mohr with visitors Mrs Albert Beyer and Miss Oline Houy. The next meeting will be at Mrs Reinhold GoOverier s on July 25 at 2 39 pm.
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Max Kunz
Knopp Home Demonstration Club
Henry Mohr, Jr
R. A. Klett
Edward Itz
Adolf Lucas
Ma Kunz
Erwin Durst
Arthur Kramer
Eddie Kramer
Eddie Schaefer
Reinhold Oehler
Reinhold Beyer
Estha Barsch
Louise Kramer
Tillie Mohr
Albert Beyer
Oline Houy
Reinhold Qoverier
Brick a Deliberate Blow Then Malice Claim Argued
Lawyer presses admission of malice as the defendant insists the strike was with a brick on purpose not a mallet. The exchange centers on intent in the alleged assault and characterizes the weapon used.
Comforting at school as boy frets about age rule
A small boy sobs at starting school asking to leave at fourteen while the teacher jokes she must stay until sixty five. The exchange highlights feelings about long school years and comfort from the teacher.
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Willie
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Guests
Miss Malinda Rosenbach left for Forest Lake Illinois after weeks with relatives. Henry Rokder spent the weekend with his daughter Mrs Bruno Rante. Mrs Oscar Roggenbucke and Miss Meta Klaerner of San Antonio visited Felix Klaerner and family. Mr and Mrs Adolf Fritz and Mrs and Mrs Henry Maurer visited Comfort. Miss Plla Fritz returned home after visiting her aunt Mrs Fairchild at Comfort. Mr and Mrs Frank Thies of Charlotte NC are guests of Mr and Mrs Willie Arbelger. Mr and Mrs G A Hoffmann and daughter of Brownwood visited relatives here.
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Malinda Rosenbach
Forest Lake
Illinois
Henry Rokder
Comfort
Mrs
Bruno Rante
Oscar Roggenbucke
Meta Klaerner
San Antonio
Felix Klaerner
Adolf Fritz
Henry Maurer
Plla Fritz
Mrs. Fairchild
Frank Thies
Charlotte N. C
Willie Arbelger
G. A. Hoffmann
Brownwood
Early Bird Asparagus Nonsense Dialogue
A humorous exchange features Early Bird Asparagus claiming to rise with sunrise and Asparagus rebutting that his window faces West, creating a morning window-illuminated dispute. The brief dialogue playful banter centers on daily habits and lighthearted regional charm.
Subscribe Offer for The Standard Newspaper
An advertising notice promotes a subscription to The Standard at the price of 1.50 per year. It highlights an affordable annual rate and invites readers to subscribe for ongoing delivery.
Pat Refuses Eviction After Lease Ruling
To The Point Pat receives legal advice that his landlord cannot lawfully end his tenancy under the lease. He is pleased and returns home to draft a note to his landlord stating his position with a formal closing.
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Pat
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