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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1947
Page
9
The towns of Italy and Fredericksburg Texas launch a coordinated clean up and paint up effort to brighten storefronts and homes for summer. Officials urge property owners to remove dated architectural flourishes and modernize to boost the Hill Country shopping appeal.
An editor urges reducing universal relief fund drives and consolidating giving through churches and local agencies. They warn that too many campaigns strain communities and jeopardize essential efforts, urging readers to support recognized organizations led by reputable leaders.
John W. Snyder, secretary of the treasury, urged the house ways and means committee to overhaul the federal tax structure to remove duplications and inequities. He notes twenty years since a thorough revision and cites added tax forms, wartime changes, and higher burdens. He believes high taxes may persist but be more equitable with proper reform.
The notice recalls a planned grand Fourth of July celebration and a barbecue once planned for a railroad event washed out by rain. It also lists local happenings from 33 and 23 years ago including visits, sports results, appearances by theatre groups, and social events in Fredericksburg.
The American Legion planned an town and county orchestra in executive session. Giants lost 4 to 2 to All Gold Coffee Giants of San Antonio with Collins and A Henke for San Antonio and Falk and Hart for the locals. Water table at Doss church well reached 52 feet from top after 768 feet drilled. Grand opening of Central Filling Station on Market Square on Saturday June 7 with free half gallon oil per 10 gallons gas. Chamber of Commerce to hold a large pecan grower squirrel fry during annual convention starting Monday June 9. August Langerhans injured in a ladder fall but no bones broken. Ed Stark opened a paint shop opposite Klaemers Opera House. Governor Pat Neff hosted at Ostrow Hotel. Sophie Heep joined Juenke and Schoenewolf as a saleslady.
Farmers use classified ads to trade goods and equipment, exchanging seeds, livestock, tools, and supplies. Local listings highlight affordable items and connection points for buyers and sellers within agricultural communities.
Moritz Electrical Works at 710 W. San Antonio Street announces new electric ranges for sale. The ad highlights appliance availability and the store location serving local customers.
State Health Officer Dr. Geo W. Cox urges vaccination for typhoid fever. He recommends three shots at one week intervals, explaining immunity develops after vaccination and advising timely completion before summer travels. The guidance targets Scouts and others traveling to areas with uncertain water and food safety.
The notice confirms today as payday for all individuals and businesses advertising in this edition. It signals timely payment to advertisers and encourages prompt settlements for the current period.
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