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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1927
Page
4
Entered at the Post Office as second class matter at Fredericksburg Texas. The Public is requested to send communications to the Fredericksburg Publishing Co. If matter is business mark Bookkeeper's Dept Editor's Dept.
The Radio Post is accused of unwarranted and untruthful attack while the Standard defends its coverage and notes its role as a civic guardian. Dr. d C Anderson warns on stray dogs and rabies, urging enforcement. Pasteur figures show rabies risk and recommended precautions. Fire chiefs nationwide join 1927 18 Fire Prevention Year efforts to cut annual fire toll.
The local Boy Scouts completed a weeklong hike starting June 4 with two trucks delivering gear to a shaded camp site near a PECAN tree. The program included swimming, tests, rank advancement, and meals cooked by the scouts while emphasizing fire safety and new building materials.
A broad view shows all livestock sectors gaining stability with cattle prices rising gradually after a long cycle. Beef demand is improving as quality breeding and finish feeding rise, especially in the West, with calves now often weaned and finished for sale at twelve to eighteen months.
A local Scout troop invites boys aged 12 to 18 to join meetings at the troop headquarters. The hike proved the value of scouting in building self reliance and helping others, with expenses paid from the troop treasury. Officials and scouts listed praise donors who supplied trucks tents and camp ground access.
The article notes a shift from older range practices to feed lots in Western states. Lighter cattle around 1000 pounds are favored, with feed financing viewed as safe by banks. Feed lots help absorb oversupply, smooth year round marketing, and improve beef quality alongside range production, keeping strong offerings available despite market conditions.
The $1,000 bribery case against Bonham lawyer F. A. Dale was continued to November 7 on the state’s motion after H. H. Moore, expelled from the House and indicted with Dale, was dismissed following a plea of former jeopardy.
An old newspaper ad advertises best 10 oz Duck Pants for $1.50 at Schroeder Bros and a subscription offer to the Standard for $1.00 per year, highlighting ongoing reader engagement and tailored merchandise.
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