McKay Calls Pink Bollworm Infestation In Texas Threat to Crops
Fredericksburg Texas candidate Walter McKay says the severe pink bollworm outbreak in Texas can be stopped with strict plow up enforcement. He cites lax enforcement in Carrizo Springs and warns failures will cost millions, urging action to curb spread and protect farmers and crops.
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McKay
Texas
Fredericksburg
Walter McKay
State Agriculture Department
Carrizo Springs
South Texas
L. F. Curl
U. S. Bureau of Entomology
San Antonio
H. E. Welker
Rio Grande Valley
Dimmitt County
Agriculture Department
W. V Ausmus
Ausmus
Louisiana
MecKay
Bill of Rights and the enduring rights in the constitution
The Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments adopted in 1791, protects freedoms of religion, speech, and press, along with rights to peaceful assembly, petition, due process, and protections against unreasonable searches. It emphasizes that listed rights do not deny others retained by the people and underscores the role of courts and lawful procedures. The column warns readers to consult an attorney for legal applications.
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United States
Family group plans 10 day Yellowstone Park trip
Mr and Mrs F Meier and Mr and Mrs H M Wislmann of San Antonio join Paula and Elgin Tatsch of Cain City for a 10 day journey by car to Yellowstone Park Wyoming. They travel via New Mexico Colorado and Wyoming and return through Idaho Utah White Sands and Carlsbad Caverns visiting Colorado Springs Pikes Peak Seven Falls Garden of the Gods Cave of the Winds and the Chief Dwellings en route.
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Meier
H. M Wislmann
San Antonio
Paula
Elgin Tatsch
Cain City
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
White Sands
Carlsbad Caverns
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Seven Falls
Garden of Gods
Cave of the Winds
What Freedom Means From a Mississippi Student
Bobbie Louise Smith, a 10th grader at City High School, Senatobia, Mississippi, enters an essay on What Freedom Means. Her story echoes Maija Jekabsons, a Latvian refugee and former concentration camp prisoner, highlighting liberty and the American birthright. Her Lion Oil contest entry earns $4000 in scholarships and a sweepstakes award.
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Bobbie Louise Smith
City Hi School
Senatobia
Miss
Maija Jekabsons
Latvia
Joe Stalin
Bobbie
Marja
Mara
Bobbie Smith
America
Maiia
Robbie
Lion Oil Company
Big Petroleum and Chemical
Maija
Mississippi
Dad
Asay
Visiting Pastor Helps In Willow City Church Service
Houston pastor Rev Alfred Moehle visited Willow City relatives after 21 years. He assisted in communion at First Methodist Church at Rev C A Greenwald s invitation. Willow City attendees included Mr and Mrs W Holland and family. Fourth of July guests from Austin and Wichita Falls visited area families. Local residents joined Fredericksburg Fourth festivities and a rodeo event drew a large crowd with winners noted.
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Alfred Moehle
Houston
Wes Holland
Dave Moehle
C. A. Greenwald
Moehle
First Methodist Church
W. Holland
Willow City
H. Voight
Austin
Chas. Berkendorf
Kathy
Wichita Falls
Jack Laurence
San Antonio
R. T. Laurence
Phil
Laurence and
Beckendorf
Cora Habenicht
Thomas Kelly
B. Renick
Fannie Lowe Althaus
Eugene Sherman
Comfort
Mesd Ad. Erfurt
J. E. Tenberg
Kerrville
Rosita
Cipruna Castills
Homree
Willow
Fredericksburg
Herbert Grote Whiinner
Roland
Freedom Challenge to Preserve and Extend Liberty
A rallying call emphasizes America’s duty to preserve freedom and extend it to all people, urging collective action and resolve in defending democratic rights at home and abroad.
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America
Juenke Family First Reunion Held July 4
Eighty of eighty four descendants of August and Mathilda Juenke gathered at Otto Grona picnic grounds on July 4 for the first family reunion. Living children include Hilda Roeder Linda Feller Arno Raymond and Ruby Klein. One daughter Edna Kunz died about seven years ago. A noon basket dinner, music by Klein's Old Timers, and swimming followed. Absentees: Levi Kunz in a Japan hospital, Otis Landis and Arkansas daughter, and Victor Eckhardt. The group hopes to meet again next year.
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August
Mathilda Kott Juenke
Otto Grona
August Juenke
Hilda
Chas, Roeder
Linda
Alfons Feller
Arno
Raymond
Ruby
Edgar Klein
Edna
Louis Kunz
Klein
Pfc
Levi Kunz
Japan
Korea
Otis Landis
Arkansas
Victor Eckhardt
Deep Freeze Prep and Fourth of July Guests
Gold and Rudy Hohmann did some fine work in double-mug ging. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gold and Jeanette of Fredericksburg were Fourth of July guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gold and Dorothy. Mrs. Edgar Gold assisted Mrs. F. L. Pressler with the preparation of fresh corn for the deep freeze on Saturday. Mrs. Gold has stored peas, yureen beans, strawberries, spinach, and corn in her deep freeze and when she found a bargain in fresh pineapples on the market she added this item for future use to her cold storage unit. Mrs. AG. Sagebie is also busy filling her deep freeze with garden products for later use. She has stored early-peas, green beans, limas, corn, spinach, carrots and okra and has fine large tomat ooes which she will can. Mr. and Mrs. Ad. Ressimann, Fredericksburg and Miss Bernadine Zenner of Houston were Fourth of July guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sagebiel and family. Emil Bishop of Katemcey is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Eckert and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Lee attended the funeral of his aunt, Miss Anne Mogford, in Mason County on Saturday.
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AG. Sagebie
Ad. Ressimann
Fredericksburg
Bernadine Zenner
Houston
W. G. Sagebiel
Emil Bishop
Katemcey
Eddie Eckert
M. M. Lee
Anne Mogford
Mason County
Harper 4 H Club Plans Rodeo and Encampment
Harper 4 H Club met July 3 at 1 30 pm in the Harper Agriculture Building with Eu gene Bode presiding. Plans were made for the Youth Rodeo and the County 4 H Encampment August 5 6 and 7 at Henkes ranch. Members urged to register with $2 50 by July 21 and to attend a project meeting July 17 at 1 30 pm at the Harper School Building. Linda Ann Mohler and Elaine Bode served cupcakes and ice cream. Bernice and Annie Marie Lange agreed to provide refreshments next meeting.
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Harper
Sonora
Bobby Brown
Clint Brown
Harper School
Linda Ann Mohler
Elaine Bode
Bernice
Annie Marie Lange
Alaska Highway Length From Dawson to Fairbanks
The Alaska Highway stretches 1,523 miles from Dawson Creek in British Columbia to Fairbanks, Alaska, serving as a vital northbound route.
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Alaska Highway
Dawson, B. C
Fairbanks
Alaska
Crabapple Home Demonstration Club Met July 2
Twelve members met at Mrs Arthur Rabke’s home on Wednesday July 2 for the regular meeting led by president Mrs W Schlau. Mrs Leroy Rabke was named to the council, Mrs Arthur Rabke to the finance committee, and Mrs Walter Welgehausen appointed program chairman. A family night is planned for August 19 at the Rabb home with a zipper dress alteration demo.
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Crapple Home
Conrads
Arthur Rabke
Otto Hohmann
Post Office Count in U S and Possessions in July 1951
As of July 1951 the United States and its possessions operated 41 193 post offices. The figure reflects the nationwide postal network serving communities across the nation.
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U. S
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Fredericksburg, Texas
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Caugh
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NATI
Sam
United Nation
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Obstfeld
Staple Sam
Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
Markwell Staplers
George S Benson
Harding College
Searcy, Arkansas
Mrs
Henry Kirk
Willow City Correspondent
Juenke
Harper 4-H Club
Crabapple Home Demonstration Club
E. Main Street
Frigidaire
Central Texas Electric Fair
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