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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1939

Page

7

Hull aims for universal free trade over bilateral barter

Charles Stewart argues Secretary Hull favors world wide free trade with reciprocal agreements rather than Germany’s bilateral barter. He credits Hull with twenty pacts, stresses multilateral aims, and explains why Britain and the United States benefit from universal, non reserve based commerce.

State Department Germany Uncle Sam John Bull England Hull Italy United States Dickerings

4-H encampment to be held at Blanco State Park

The 4-H boys and county agents will convene July 28 and 29 at Blanco State Park with about 400 attendees. District 7 counties, including Brown and Blanco, fund meals at $1.50 each from July 27 supper to July 29 noon. Attendees bring cups and utensils. meals prepared by a camp cook while boys wash their own dishes. Activities include swimming, horseshoes, and pillow fights. H H Williamson will address the group.

Blanco State Park Lake Brownwood District 7 Brown Callahan Coleman Comanche Eastland Erath Gillespie Jones Llano McCulloch Mason, Mills Palo Pinto Runnels San Saba Shackelford Stephens Taylor Blanco H. H. Williamson Texas Extension Service Glass Blanco Co. News

Harper Club Examines Posture For Easier Carriage

The Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Fred Gammenthaler’s home on Monday afternoon June 24 at 2 30 to discuss posture habits. A demonstrator linked proper posture to reduced weariness on wash day, urging abdominal engagement and a forward bend while rubbing and rinsing clothes.

Mesdames Boatright Lewis Tommie Harlen California Stewart’s Grove Fred Gammenthaler

Kerrville to host Jack Lamb fishing film event

Kerrville sportsmen gather for Jack Lamb's appearance. Lamb, renowned fisherman and author, presents a Technicolor fishing film at the Elementary School auditorium Friday night. He will also demonstrate fly and bait casting at Lake Ingram Sunday evening with free admission for both events.

Kerrville Jack Lamb Lamb Kerr County Wildlife Association Southwest Lake Ingram North American

Texas Breeders Sell 6000 Herd Sires Across Louisiana

The Texas Breeder-Feeder movement shows east Texas and the Southeast can breed feed and finish livestock for the market. Louisiana shifts from cotton to livestock and feed crops, leading in this transition.

Texas Louisiana

Castell Locals Hear of Visits and Travel News

Rev and Mrs C C McKinney of New Braunfels and other locals hosted guests from San Antonio Llano and Dallas over the weekend. Attendants traveled to Kerrville for a Young People’s Assembly and several relatives visited relatives in Parrland Burnet and Fairland while summer stays continued in San Marcos Waco and La Porte.

C. C. McKinney New Braunfels Randolph Leifeste Ed. Fleuth Serg Haydren Sann Antonio F. W. Radetzky Kerrville Methodist Young People’s Assembly Miss Vernelle Southwest Texas Marjorie Virgil San Antonio Riverside Park Wesley Radetzky Dallas A. F. Leiféste Lamar Thaxton Parrland Matern Henry Radetzky Billie Elbert Radetzky F. W. Redetzky Lester Keyser A. H. Keyser H. Raesener Fredericksburg Chas. Pluenneke Sylvia Eunice Pluenneke Waco W. F. Dalhau Ben Lehmberg David la Porte Nolan Kelly Ona Stribling Bill Watkins Liano Andrew Matern Joan Fairland and Burnet

State Fair of Texas Hosts 4-H Clubs in 51st Celebration

The State Fair of Texas will entertain 700 or more 4-H Club members during the 51st Celebration from Oct 7 to 22. Four H club girls are hosted in the first week and boys in the second week. Both groups attend three day encampments on the grounds.

Texas

Community Roundup of Visitors in Johnson City

Local residents and visitors frequent Johnson City over the weekend with arrivals from Alice, Austin, Sandy, Llano, Cypress Mills, New Braunfels, Eldorado and Arizona. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wilson, Miss Lelia Gipson, Harve Hobbs, Doc Ruhlman, A. W. Mourland, E. M. Stribling, Clayton Stribling, Damon Sharp, Bill Riddell, Montgomery Maddox, Tom Maddox, Mrs. A. C. Tanner, Roy Stobaugh, Mrs. Walton Davis, Alton Wiley, M. A. Wolf, W. A. Hunnicutt, W. E. Stevenson, Imogene Stevenson, Sidney Stevenson, Merrill Gliddon, Nolan Latham, Monroe Felps, Jeff Kent, N. L. Gault, Floyd Ferrell, Ernst Felps, and G. A. Cammack.

Carrol Wilson Alice G. A. Cammack Lelia Gipson Johnson City San Marcos Harve Hobbs Doc Ruhlman Abilene Vance Tyson John A.W. Mourland Austin E. M. Stribling Sandy Clayton Stribling Llano Damon Sharp Herman Reiner Cypress Mills Bill Riddell Montgomery Maddox Tom Maddox A. C. Tanner Arizona Tom Felps Roy Stobaugh New Braunfels Geo T. Bryan Walton Davis Eldorado Henry Birch Alton Wiley M. A. Wolf W. A. Hunnicutt W. E. Stevenson W. L. Wolf J. C. Dodgen Blanco Imogene Sidney Stevenson Merrill Gliddon Nolan Latham

Obituary of Gordon Hyatt Rancher in Blanco County

Gordon Hyatt, 50, prominent Johnson City ranchman, died in a San Antonio hospital after an operation. He lived long in Blanco County and made many friends. Funeral Friday at six, burial in family cemetery near Hyatt ranch. Service by Bro. Clark. Survived by wife, two children, four brothers, two sisters. Hugo Weirich and wife visited Johnson City Monday.

Gordon Hyatt Johnson City San Antonio Blanco County Hyatt Hyatt Ranch Bro. Clark Kermit Shelley Round Mountain E. J. Hyatt Eddie Hyatt di

Watches Once Small Clocks

Watches originated as small clocks worn on the girdle since they were too large for pocket use, transforming portable timepieces into wearable accessories.

Texas population growth from 1806 to 1939

Population estimates show Texas rising from about 7,000 in 1806 to more than 8 million by 1939. The figures reflect long-term demographic expansion across centuries, illustrating heightened settlement and development in the state.

Texas

Snow Liniment Ad From Kallenberg's Pharmacy

An 1883 era notice promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as an inexpensive remedy for muscular congestion sprains strains bruises and soreness from overexertion or exposure. Available in 35c and 60c bottles from Kallenberg's Pharmacy.

Ballard Kallenberg’s Pharmacy

Typewriting Paper Offered By Fredericksburg Publishing Co

Typewriting paper available in 500 and 100 sheet quantities at reasonable prices from the Fredericksburg Publishing Company.

Fredericksburg Publishing Company, Inc Fredericksburg

Humble Touring Service Offers Free Vacation Planning Help

In a bygone era people slowed down but now doctors urge breaks from work. Humble Touring Service in Houston offers free trip planning to any part of North America. Visit a Humble Service Station to obtain a Touring Service card and arrange your travel while they service your car.

Houston Humble Touring Service North America

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