Stop to This for The Sake of America’s Honor And The Flag
A 1920 letter from Das Wochenblatt editor W A Trenckmann condemns reports of assaults by Senegalese and Moroccan troops in German territories and urges American support to prevent black soldiers from harming white women. He references Saarland, the Palatinate, and historic Allied sacrifices, calling readers to petition Congress and act swiftly to protect the Stars and Stripes and national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Saar Valley
Mainz
Ems
Wiesbaden
Ludwigshafen
Maisons Talerees
Rhine
Frankfort
Goethe
Asia Minor
Saar
Palatinate
William Penn
Burgoyne
Canada
Mohawk Valley
Herchhemmer
Morel
England
Americas
South
Congress
Stars and Stripes
Six Year Old Son of A. T. Elklund Killed
The Brady Standard reports the death of Raymond Elklund six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Elklund of Melvin. About noon last Wednesday May 26 while riding a wagon he toppled and the wagon wheel passed over him. Death was instantaneous, believed due to a broken neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Raymond Elklund
A. T. Elklund
Melvin
Brady Standard
Wanted Houseworker For Stonewall Family
Wanted a girl or woman for housework in a family of three. Good wages. Apply by address or phone to Mrs. Clarence Martin in Stonewall Texas.
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Clarence Martin
Stonewall
Texas
Women Ranchmen Enter Texas Sheep Business
Miss Gardner and her sister Mrs. Jeanette Hartwell, two Cincinnati society women, have started a sheep venture in Texas with a flock of 3,500 ewes at Dove Creek Ranch near San Angelo owned by Colt J. Nosworthy. They plan 700 acres under cultivation with a 75 horsepower tractor, aiming to produce as producers. Gardner previously handled 25,000 sheep last year with solid profits.
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Miss Gardner
Jeanette Hartwell
Cincinnati Society
Texas
J. R. Nosworthy
Dove Creek
San Angelo
Menard Messenger
Good Roads Work Begins in Kimble County
On June 2 1920 Good Roads work began at the six mile crossing on North Llano in Kimble County and will extend to Junction. Construction will run from Junction toward Kerrville and from Kerrville toward Junction with work continuing in several places, aiming for simultaneous completion in about twelve months. The finished road is described as among the best types now built in the state and will benefit Junction and Kimble County in many ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble County
Six Mile
Llano
Junction
Kerrville
Eagle
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Goodyear
Hohmann & Stehling
Adies
Louis Herbert
Juenke & Schoenewolf
W. A. Trenckmann
Das Wochenblatt
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
N.C. Ward
Crerash Company
Ward
Etter
Orange Crush Company
Chicago Laboratory
Los Angeles
Fredericksburg
Acme Bottling Works
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