Fredericksburg Publishing faces new paper challenge
An editorials share concerns on adding an English language newspaper in Fredericksburg. They argue it would raise advertising costs for local merchants, burden businesses, and hurt the existing Fredericksburg Publishing Company and its Wochenblatt. They urge respecting current standards and caution against competition.
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T . Ye
Fredericksburg
Mt Ba
Fredericksburg Publishing Company
Wochenblatt
Standard
Gillespie County
Frederiecksburg Publishing Company
Federicksburg
Town News Says No One Owes Harm to Pocketbooks
A brief town note reassures residents that no one is under obligation to damage financial interests. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and economic safety within the community.
Consolidation of Cuero and Kerrville Newspapers
The Cuero trio and Kerrville pair of newspapers consolidate under single management. The editorial reflects on past publishing fads driven by politics and seeks to frame modern newspapers as businesses, noting the shift from sentiment to cost awareness and sustainability.
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Cuero
Texas
Record
Kerrville
Halcyon
Gleman Democrat-Voice
New Silk and Madras Shirts Arrive at Barrier-Maier Co
A dandy assortment of silk shirts and madras shirts is now in stock at Barrier-Mai er Co. Also a preview of new silverware will be shown at Walter's Jewelry Store next week. A fresh supply of sacks arrives at 43tt Juenke & Schoenewolf.
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Madras
Barrier-Maier CO
Walter
1893 Treaties Trigger Diplomatic Tourney Between Holland and Belgium
Diplomatic tensions flare over 1839 treaties with Holland and Belgium centering on Limburg and Dutch Flanders. A five-power commission including Belgium and Holland will draft joint formulas on waterways and sovereignty. Belligerent rhetoric fades as cooler heads seek peaceful settlement.
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Holland
Belgium
Linaburg
Dutch Limburg
Scheldt
Wilhelmina
Paris
Heart's Test of Courage Ties Fate to Hope
Excerpts reflect on resilience and duty amid sorrow and fate. The essay discusses courage, faith, and personal responsibility, urging steadfastness as life’s trials test character and purpose. It also notes ongoing diplomacy with Italy, Tittoni’s Rome talks, and Adriatic tensions.
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Mark Tapely
Drys Move To Outlaw Light Wines And Beer In House
Washington July reports the drys winning a rule to bring prohibition enforcement measures to immediate debate. The vote 225 to 59 signals a strong dry majority as wets expect absent supporters to arrive for amendments.
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Washington
D. C
Retailer Uses In-Store Demonstrations to Attract Customers
A Michigan retailer plans frequent in store demonstrations to draw customers. He announces a February 1 free lecture by an alfalfa expert and a soil tillage specialist at two store locations with follow up talks on related farming topics to engage farmers and boost sales.
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Michigan
Italy Faces New Fines and Prisons for profiteers
A Rome dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph notes Victor Emmanuel III issued a decree imposing fines up to ten thousand lire or prison terms from three months to three years on profiteers and unauthorized middlemen in food. A general strike in Naples and arrests in Palermo accompany rising tensions as Allies seek a swift Adriatic settlement.
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Germany
Adriatic
Italy
Signor Nitti
Rome
United States
Tomasso Tittoni
Signor Tittoni
Victor Emmanuel
Fiume
London
Victor , Emmanuel
Exchange Telegraph Company
Naples
Palermo
Council of the Great Powers
Enor Tittoni
Henry Whte
Notte Market Delivers Wet Wheat for Drying
The text notes customers selling wet wheat to the Notte market and mentions Farmers Produce Co and Reliance Roller Mills. It indicates wet grain is accepted and to be dried before market, mentioning Riley and the market’s handling of damp produce.
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Farmers Produce Co
Reliance Roller Mills
Wheeler urges prohibition on near beer and all malt liquor
Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League told the Senate Judiciary Committee that near beer and all malt and distilled liquors should be banned regardless of alcohol content He avoided opposing legitimate soft drinks and urged limits on alcohol in medicines to one half of 1 percent.
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Chicago
Wayne B. Wheeler
The
Anti - Saloon League
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Notte
Mr. Farmer
Oehler Bros
WM. C. Henke
Prop'r
Main Str
Fredericksburg, Tex
Knopp & Schneider
Soutwestern
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A. Walter Jeweler and
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Fredricksburg, Texas
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