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Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas

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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1923

Page

9

Man of Metamorphosis Leads Charge at Dam Camp

In a tense pursuit, John Smith crowns a personal transformation as he and Sheriff Harding plot a surprise assault on a work camp. Amid gunfire and chaos, Smith insists on delivering warrants himself, crossing under fire to reach the commissary with crucial papers.

Monty- Boy Lawrenceville Starbuck Tohn Little Creek Road Corry Baldwin John Smith Billy Corona Harding T Harding Ghee Pete Simms Baldwin Williams Outlet Canal Canal Trench M’graw Colonel Baldwin Hardine Dewdales

Advertised Letters at Fredericksburg Post Office

List of letters remaining at the Fredericksburg Texas Post Office for week ending July 9 1923 includes Bill Schults Sam Cook Minnie Jenke Lillie Parks A R d Sanchez Nicolasa Gonzalez Lorenso Perez Cesario Godino Names appear with titles Sra Sr and Mrs letters must be claimed by July 23 1923 or sent to the Div of Dead Letters Washington DC Postmaster A H Kneese.

Fredericksburg Texas Postoffice Bill Schults Sam Cook Minnie Jenke Lillie Parks Sra A. R. d Sanchez Nicolasa Gonzalez Lorenso Perez Cesario Godino Div Washington, D. C Ecakling A. H. Kneese

Star car proves its worth on 149000 mile cross country trip

Mr H N Rhoder and Mr L M Lindsey traveled from Los Angeles to Brownsville in a 1923 Star car. They crossed deserts and mountains, faced flooded muddy roads in Oklahoma, and reported no repairs or failures. The authors praise Star as the best serviceable auto, noting the car has never missed once and has logged 149000 miles.

H. N. Rhoder L. M. Lindsey Fredericksburg Los Angeles Brownsville Desert Rocky Mountains Oklahoma

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