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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1923
Page
10
Public notices show the Fredericksburg Publishing Co requesting communications be sent to the post office as second class matter in Fredericksburg Texas. Business inquiries go to the Bookkeeper's Dept and other matters to the Editor's Dept.
Livergard is advertised as the safe best laxative for babies, parents, and grandparents. It claims to make laughing babies of puny ones and keep old folks young, with free samples offered and distribution through Lamgardia Company of Dallas and Harry V Heyland in Fredericksburg.
Gov Neff promotes Texas manufacturing to wealth and power, urging local districts like Fredericksburg and New Braunfels to build factories, dam water projects, and a cottonseed mill. The piece notes anti glare car headlights, arsenic dip handling, and a livestock safety report from Falls County, urging county inspectors to store dip properly and destroy empty containers. It also reports Houston stockyard inspections ending June 30, 1923, per B A J Order 273.
Bar The Automatic Shotgun argues that automatic shotguns threaten bird populations and harm sportsmanship. It contrasts this with double barreled guns and urges hunters to respect laws and posterity while stressing clean kills and reduced waste. Cuero Texas reports a large turkey business order pending approval.
The piece argues blinding headlights threaten drivers and pedestrians and calls on automobile manufacturers to develop safer illumination that lights the road without causing glare. It stresses the issue across streets and country roads and frames it as in manufacturers’ own interest to solve.
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