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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
8
R E Thomason announces his candidacy for Congress in Texas 16th District subject to the Democratic Primary. He solicits the voters of the county for support in the upcoming election.
Announcement supports the candidacy of F H Hammond for the office of District Attorney in the upcoming November election. The notice outlines his bid to lead the district's legal office and urges voters to consider his qualifications.
Multiple notices announce candidacies for Gillespie County Tax Assessor. Louis W. Durst Edg H. Tatsch Alfred C. Heimann Paul C. Pressler seek voter support for the November general election.
A candidate declares bid for Gillespie County Assessor in the upcoming November election and asks voters for support.
The notice urges support for Albert L. Petersson of Gillespie County and Joseph P. Staudt in the upcoming November election for the Tax office. Voters are asked to back both candidates.
For County Treasurer the candidacy of Mrs. Lina Cren welge for re election to the office of Treasurer of Gillespie County at the coming November election.
Albert Texas candidate Max Beckmann seeks support for Commissioner Precinct 3 in Gillespie County's November election.
Candidate C. H. Herber runs for Commissioner Precinct No. 4 in Gillespie County at the upcoming November election seeking local governance.
Political notice from Edmund L Stahl seeking election as Commissioner for Precinct 4 in Gillespie County. Appreciation for votes at the upcoming November election.
A humorous note questions apples pie as America's top dish and offers kitchen tips for scrambled eggs. It also includes recipes for Virginia ham with glaze, glazed sweet potatoes, asparagus loaf, cabbage dressing, chocolate lady finger torte, and poultry care guidance for goslings.
Agricultural experiment stations show that a balanced daily ration is essential for high egg production and profits. Hens must not forage freely, especially in winter, and profitable flocks rely on good stock plus steady feed. Hatcheries promote profit-producing stock under the Hatchery Chicks for Greater Profits slogan, with typical yearly profits of $2.00 to $3.00 per hen.
Dairy extensionist J C Nisbit of Kansas State explains four rations to maximize growth in yearling heifers. He notes insufficient feeding delays maturity and size, detailing alfalfa and silage based regimens and grain mixes to fit available forage conditions.
Local notice invites support for Emil Welgehausen as candidate for Commissioner Precinct No 4. The plea asks voters to back his bid and notes the upcoming election.
Mrs. Tiburcio G. Martinez was stabbed to death at her home around 3 30 Sunday afternoon. A murder charge was filed against John Baron, a Mexican resident of Giddings. Baron fled on an eastbound freight train and is believed hidden in timber 10 miles east of Giddings as sheriffs posses search the area.
Llano Texas May 31 Pete Ellington released two years for burglary and Aubrey Harned held on $1000 bond for liquor possession escaped Llano jail Saturday morning. Sheriff Dan McDonald's wife found they pried their door with a spoon handle and pipe through the skylight using blankets tied together.
Short stalk June seed corn mix offered by R. M. Lewis featuring Special Mixed variety for planting season.
Great prep arations are being made for the opening of the Gibbons Magic Cavern on June 8 by Lon Piper and associates. A road to the cavern is being built with chamber of commerce aid from San Saba Richland Springs and Brady. A club house nears completion and a barbecue is planned at noon followed by a rodeo, music, and entertainment. A newly discovered room measures over 150 feet long with a 30 foot high ceiling.
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