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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1927
Page
9
Dr. J. C. Anderson urges mothers to use Grade A milk and boil water for small children. Pasteurized milk is safest. if unavailable boil fresh milk for 3 minutes and keep on ice. Officials push Standard Milk Ordinance and grade markings to ensure safe dairy supplies.
Clarence Martin, 14, suffered a hand injury when a 22 calibre rifle backfired during an attempted cleaning. He had placed the gun near a doorway of Melvin Battery Shop and used a rag and powder in the breech to blow it out. First aid was given, and he was later taken to Brady sanitarium for examination and treatment.
Rapid City July 3 James R. Sheffield resigns as American ambassador to Mexico and tells President Coolidge of an alleged new and serious crisis threatening vast American investments. He cites a crisis that could impact U S interests in Mexico.
Citizens of San Benito will be asked to vote on a 250000 municipal auditorium within the next year. Business leaders indicate the matter will reach a definite state soon. Proposal places the auditorium on the edge of the Resaca de los Fresnos with a versatile stage for indoor and outdoor use.
Dr. C B Durham head of the state bureau of vital statistics notes personal crisis deaths ranked highest in Texas in 1926. The category nearly doubled auto and train fatalities and surpassed deaths from those accidents plus 439 others.
Lieut. Gen. Ritter von Ruith of the German Seventh Division, guest of May, arrives with Capt. Speich for a three day stop in San Antonio. He tours army posts and training centers with Maj. Gen. Hinds and Maj. Gen. Connor, observing Reverse Officers Training Corps and a Citizens Military Training Camp infantry demonstration for 1,525 students.
Farmers in the county resist dipping orders while some are brought into court. The county attorney delays trials to seek state help and press for enforcement. County faces losing $900 monthly for tick eradication work. dairy interests rally behind enforcement under W. R. Petty.
William Moore, 52, died in his Shreveport home when a shotgun hanging on a nail fell during a rainstorm and discharged. The accidental death occurred after Moore knocked the gun from its nail, causing the fatal shot.
The ad promotes Fly-Tox as a moth insecticide from Mellon Institute research by Rex Fellowship. It pledges to kill moths eggs and larvae and promises simple bottle instructions for home use. The product is described as safe stainless and fragrant with a guaranteed guarantee.
In Anderson County Texas on July 9 cattle growers grow wary of the dipping program as regulations spark fatigue among participants and threaten continuation of the plan.
A package of Grove's Liver Pills is offered with every bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for those who wish to take a laxative in connection with the tonic.
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