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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1948

Page

12

Crop Residue Management Protects Soil From Erosion

Crop residues left on the surface protect soil from water and wind erosion. Farmers use stubble mulch farming to keep residues on the surface, boost soil moisture, and reduce runoff. Implement makers design equipment to loosen soil without burying residues, enabling better seedbeds.

United States

Johnson City Social News Visitors Come and Go

Johnson City rounds up visitors as families fire in and out of town. Mrs. Clark Withers and daughter from Victoria stay with relatives. Otto Scherer of Post Oak visits. Harold Weierhausen and children from the Rocky Community in town. Feldman Cox of College Station and the Feuge family of San Antonio spend weekends here. Pearl Ricketts from San Antonio visits. W A Wood of San Antonio visits G A Cammack. Mrs W D Gardner travels to Baltimore to visit her son. Alfred Davis Jr and children from Austin visit relatives. Arliss Woods and family spend Sunday here.

Clark Withers Victoria Otto Scherer Post Oak Johnson City Harold Weiershausen Feldman Cox College Station Harold Feuge Baby San Antonio Pearl Ricketts Charlie Ricketts W. A. Wood G. A. Cammack W. D. Gardner Baltimore Maryland Alfred Davis Jr Austin Johnson City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arliss Woods

James W. Herber Joins Regular Army as Bandsman

James W. Herber age nineteen joins the Regular Army to pursue a three year career. He has eight months prior service and aims to serve as a bandsman. His mother, Mrs. Elsie E. Herber, resides at 311 East Centre Street in Fredericksburg.

James W. Herber Elsie E. Herber E. Centre St Fredericksburg Herber

Stehling’s Father’s Day display at Sterling Bros

A Father’s Day feature invites purchases from Stehling’s wide selection of fine wearables. Gifts include practical items chosen for dads and gilt-wrapped packages ready at Sterling Bros for a special occasion.

Dad Stehling’s Sterling Bros

Ford to unveil 1949 line in Fredericksburg event

A. O. Boening announces the 1949 Ford lineup will be introduced in Fredericksburg on Friday June 18 from 2 to 8 pm. The new four door sedan offers a lower wider body with 25 percent more visibility, modern styling, lounge car interiors, larger front and rear seating, and up to 10 percent better economy. Two lines Ford and Ford Custom offer various body styles including sedans coupes convertibles and wagons in the Custom line.

Fredericksburg A. O. Boening Boening Motor Sales Ford

Grandsons Stay With Grandmother This Summer

Jack C. Lewis and William Charles Lewis, grandsons of Mrs. A. E. Lewis, are spending the summer months in their grandmother's home.

Jack C. Lewis William Charles Lewis A. E. Lewis

Klein Family Visits New Orleans Relative Here

Francis Klein and family of New Orleans visit his mother Mrs. Frank Klein and other relatives in the area this week.

Francis Klein New Orleans Frank Klein

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