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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1926
Page
11
Fielding Hammond declares his bid for district attorney of the 33rd judicial district subject to Democratic Primary action. He submits his office record and citizen reputation for voter consideration.
The notice announces Aug D Stahl candidacy for re election to the office of Gillespie County District Clerk at the upcoming November election.
Hermann Usener announces his candidacy for Gillespie County Judge. He emphasizes reform, budget restraint, and improved county services while outlining a plan to streamline administration and increase transparency. Usener seeks support from local voters and party members ahead of the upcoming election.
Walter Petseh announces his candidacy for the office of Gillespie County Attorney. He formally files his declaration of candidacy and outlines his platform emphasizing law enforcement support, public safety, and courtroom efficiency.
The note concerns Albert E. Klett running for the office of Gillespie County Clerk. It details his candidacy status and related local election context.
Tax records show Walter Knoche as a candidate for Gillespie County Tax Collector and Aug M Jung also listed as a candidate for the same office in Texas.
The Standard announces Emil Staudt and AIS Kteerner as candidates for Gillespie County Sheriff in the November election. Both seek the office in the upcoming race.
The announcement states Almon Kirchhoff is running for Tax Assessor of Gillespie County in the November election. The notice confirms the candidacy and target office.
The entry notes Alf Crenwelge's candidacy for County Treasurer in Gillespie County at the November election, signaling a political race for the office.
Notices declare Ad. Gerhard seeks Commissioner Precinct 1 in Gillespie County for November. Tatsch seeks Commissioner Precinct 2. Joe Heep runs for Commissioner Precinct 3. Edward Gold seeks re election as Commissioner Precinct 4.
Advice outlines explosive blasting to loosen clay soil for tree planting to speed root growth. Recommendations cover charge sizes for peach orange and cherry trees, depths, soil packing, and avoiding manure. Notes claims of extra growth and possible orchard viability on marginal land.
G N Hoffer and Purdue researchers describe a color test using diphenylamine to show nitrogen status in corn stalks and potassium deficiency at nodes. Field surveys across Illinois Indiana and Ohio reveal widespread potassium shortages and nutrient imbalances in corn belts soils.
SCHANDUA and REICHENAU advertise galvanized bath tubs and milk coolers in all sizes urging readers to check the paper for items matching their needs and seeking to attract customers with a wide range of sizes.
The U S Department of Agriculture releases The Horse and Man a educational film praising horses from Indian ponies to truck horses and noting 15 000 000 horses still power American farms. The piece mentions polo racing and farm work while referencing other roles. In a separate report a tanker Sylvanus exploded near New Orleans causing multiple deaths along with a War ing explosion on a Standard Oil tanker the War ing.
An Associated Press analysis recounts oil fires and explosions across several states. In California, a 5 million barrel San Luis Obispo blaze killed two and burned through the weekend. Brea saw over two million barrels burn with no deaths. Luling Texas reported 55 thousand barrels burned and Mississippi river tanker explosions near New Orleans caused 23 deaths.
Lightning sparked a blaze at a Texas oil storage tank in Humble causing about 200000 dollars in damage. No deaths were reported.
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