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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1937

Page

8

Is Jesse James Alive The Frontiersmen Claim

Frontier Times summarizes renewed claims that Jesse James faked his death in 1882 and suggests a theatrical impostor toured as the real outlaw. It recounts the Ford killing, later theories, and background on the James gang, including family and Civil War ties.

Jesse James Bob Ford St. Joseph Ford Missouri James Galveston Texas Jesse Samuels Houston J W. E. Airey National Frontiersmen’s Association

Warm Springs Rival Planned in Texas Foundation Move

Texas press reports a proposed Warm Springs foundation at Ottine near Gonzales to aid crippled children. Sponsored by the Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation, the plan includes therapeutic pools and cottages with CCC improvements, backed by Texas civic leaders and the Texas International Societies for Crippled Children.

Houston Warm Springs Georgia Jack Blackwell Warm Springs Foundation Texas Texas Good Roads Association Mr. Blackwell San Marcos Ottine Gonzales Palmetto State Park CCC Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation The Texas and International Societies For Crippled Children

Jesse James Death Hoax Prompts Postcard Warning

In 1902 Jesses remains were moved to a different cemetery after a postal card arrived for the city marshal of Kearney from a Kansas town. The card signed The Original Jesse James claimed the outlaw was not dead and not buried there, saying Tom Howard was shot by Bob Ford.

Jesse Little Liberty Jesse James James James Boys Youngers Rock Island Adair Iowa Pinkerton James Archie Samuel Dr. Samuel Gettsburg Jamies and Youngers Northfield Minn Jim Younger Clell Miller Bill Stiles Cole Younger Bob Younger Sam Wells Jesse Edward James Kansas City Mary Barr Kearney Ed Earl Repp Buck Fred Sutton St. Joseph Jesses Kansas Jesse James Carny Bobie Ford Tom Howard

British golf champ and Texas employment report

The All-South Development Council says new industries using natural resources can expand Texas jobs as agriculture cannot absorb more workers. It notes only 35 percent work on farms in Texas vs 60 percent in 1910 and says oil field work is near saturation.

All-South Development Council Texas

Canning Plant Under Construction Near East Rio Hondo

The Texas Planning Board learns of a new canning plant rising in East Rio Hondo to handle this year’s bumper tomato harvest. Plans indicate later expansion to process vegetables and grapefruit.

Texas Planning Board East Rio Hondo

Oil taxes in South West Texas threaten drilling incentives

The All-South Development Council reports oil production taxes in South West Texas averaging 15 cents per barrel while producers earn about 8 cents. They warn ongoing tax increases on natural resources could destroy exploration and development in potential producing regions.

Texas All-South Development Council

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