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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
8
A column argues for funding game and fish protections via hunter licenses while balancing farmer damages and landowner rights. It defends universal hunting and fishing licenses, praises added hatcheries, and questions opponents proposing lawsuits against the state, noting the burden falls on sportsmen.
A speaker denounces political double dealing and promises about hunting and trespass laws. He argues for local control of game and fish regulations and defends lasting value of natural resources over transient oil or gold wealth. He urges voters to support steady preservation efforts.
Ww. C. Stegmiller of Baytown spent several days visiting at Fredericksburg, enjoying local sights and hospitality during his stay.
Lee Feuge and Charles Hartmann attend Southwestern Texas College in San Marcos. Harry Priess and Brady family visited our city and spent time with Mrs. Eddie Ochs. Carl Rausch and Alfred Schnelle returned from a trip to San Diego California. Subscribe to the Standard for $1.50 per year.
In Uvalde on May 31 Juanita Morgan died from burns suffered when flames destroyed the M. E. Walker residence three miles north of town. Four Walker children escaped from a second story window.
Jerry Vachala a 38 year old carpenter died by electrocution when an extension cord wrapped around his body while repairing a residence His body was sent to Hallettsville for burial after search by his wife and authorities He was found with severe burns and the cord around his left wrist Burial occurred at Moravia on Sunday
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The treasury reported May tax collections from state stamps totaling 1,028,742 dollars. Stamp sales broke down to 31,284 on notes, 545,799 on cigarettes, 245,229 on liquor, 31,581 on wine, and 192,847 on beer.
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