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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
2
An account of a tense encounter with Native Americans as the narrator and companions defend a position. After an initial volley five Indians fall, then the dead are removed by their peers using a lasso. The narrator notes the Indians retreat and hints at further danger as the tale ends with To be Continued.
The State of Texas to Gillespie County authorities commands publication of an estate notice. Adolph Treibs, community administrator of Mina Treibs deceased, asks the Gillespie County Court to hear his Final Account and discharge on July 21, 1930 at the Gillespie County Courthouse in Fredericksburg, inviting interested parties to appear and contest. The notice is issued by Clerk Albert E. Klett.
The article outlines using finely chopped parsley in salads soups sauces and croquettes. It advises washing minced parsley in cheesecloth to avoid gray moisture and adding it just before serving for bright green specks.
Veal steak cut into strips rolled with a herbed bread crumb filling and fried, then simmered in water until tender. Serve with a gravy of undiluted milk or cream. Also baked squash au gratin with cheese and buttered crumbs and tomato cups filled with parsley dressing.
A hay barn at Fort Sam Houston containing over 1000 tons of hay was destroyed in a fire Sunday night. Fire departments from the post and three city companies fought the blaze, which was discovered by a sentry who sounded the alarm. The cause was believed to be spontaneous combustion.
Advertisement offers a wood cooking stove and a gasoline iron for sale at a cheap price. For information contact via phone number 425J.
Tom Smotherman, accused after a Black railroad worker was struck following a dispute over work at a tramroad site, was jailed on a charge of a serious case. Authorities say Smotherman confronted the worker, used a public safety item, and the worker died shortly after. The incident followed a job denial at a sawmill railroad.
Texas ports shipped 9,594,922 short tons of products in 1929 with petroleum and derivatives at 5,396,634 tons. Cotton contributed 1,188,838 tons. sulfur 883,121 tons. wheat 51,555 tons. Imports totaled 1,421,669 tons.
We sincerely thank friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy at the death of my dear husband and our grandfather Ludwig Usener. Special thanks to Rev. A Koerner and all who donated floral offerings.
Scalp specialists claim dandruff causes most baldness and thinning hair. Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo dissolves dandruff and removes traces with a single wash. Regular sizes priced at 69 and 1.29, offered by Central Drug Co.
Rats and mice die after eating Rat Snap with no lingering odor. The ad claims cats and dogs won’t touch it and that rats skip other food to seek Rat Snap. Available in 35c 65c and $1.25 sizes for various premises. Sold and guaranteed by R. M. Lewis and Knopp & Metzger.
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