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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1926
Page
7
The notice lists Fredericksburg Texas as the post office for mail handling and marks the item as second class matter. It references R 8 Klett and notes the periodic transfer or entry at the Fredericksburg post office.
Editorial notes the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals ruling that only statute-based qualifications may apply to ballot access in the Uvalde County primary case. It rejects the State Democratic Executive Committee’s attempt to impose a “party parity” pledge favoring Jim Ferguson, arguing such schemes lack legal sanction and harm party loyalty dynamics.
The Texas governor race has featured sharp attacks and character broadside exchanges. Observers note the tone has deteriorated as candidates trade insults and question each other’s integrity.
Mosquito control efforts aim to end outbreaks with implied yearly damage around 100 million dollars. The text notes 3 million cases of chills and fevers attributed to the pests in the previous year.
A Fredericksburg political endorsement promotes Alfred P. C. Petsch for representative with wide business support. The piece urges higher voter turnout and cites Coolidge on the ballot as a duty beyond rights, while noting cross‑party backing from local firms and urging prudent public service.
A keen remark on traffic behavior notes that horns and slowdowns frustrate city drivers, urging patience and courtesy on busy streets. The author uses sharp phrasing to critique rude driving while advocating neighborly restraint.
Compiled by a Chicago judge, the figures show there is only a 1 in 110 chance of execution for a person who commits a deliberate murder in America.
The piece notes Joe Bailey and Lynch clashing with the oil trusts and Dan being pursued for issues. It recalls Bailey’s past Waters-Pierce episode and asks Lynch to reveal more on the Imber trust. Citizens warn gas shortages would hurt housing needs in Texas.
Galvanized bath tubs and milk coolers in all sizes are offered by SCHANDUA & REICHENAU. They seek to buy several loads of corn for canning purposes. For details refer to the Fredericksburg Cannery. Ailjf. Neffendorf, Proprietor.
A survey in El Paso and surrounding trading territory reports 20 000 Mexicans in Laredo 60000 in El Paso and 80 gud in Los Angeles. It states 55 cents of every dollar are spent by Mexican people.
Milwaukee stands out as the only large U S city with a Polish comptroller and is home to the Kosciuszko Guard the first National Guard company entirely composed of Poles. The unit marked its Golden Anniversary last year and earned distinction in World War I.
The Roumanian paper America was established in Cleveland on September 1 1906. Its front page quote by the proprietor notes it appears when he has good disposition time and money. Today America appears daily as the official organ of Roumanian societies number 72 reaching many Roumanian readers nationwide.
In the anthracite region towns the Slovak element is strong with official representation in nearly every town. The state representative from the Fourth District is Slovak.
Finne has cleared and cultivated practically every farm in Northern Minnesota. About eighty percent of St. Louis County farmers are Finne.
The article notes that on the Pacific Coast Japanese communities remain secluded while elsewhere they mingle with Native Americans, highlighting regional social patterns among Japanese residents.
The Polish community in Buffalo is shown by over 900 grocers serving Poles exclusively. The Polish Grocers Association has organized and is making progress in raising merchandising standards among its members.
Many plants in the Middle Western States are owned by people of German birth or descent and operated largely by German workers, producing some of America's finest mechanical machines.
The Hungarian community engages heavily in mining across the United States with large concentrations in the anthracite fields. The text notes mining as a chief occupation for Hungarians in these regions.
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