Editorial Fathers Day Reflections On Duty And Family
The piece notes Father’s Day origins in Spokane in 1910 and the third Sunday in June observance. It quotes General Douglas MacArthur praising fatherhood as creation over destruction and hopes his son recalls the home life and daily prayer Our Father in Heaven.
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John Bruce Dodd
Spokane
Washington
Spokane Ministers Association
America
General Douglas MacArthur
June is Dairy Month promotes milk and dairy products nationwide
The nationwide Dairy Month program promotes consumption of ice cream milk butter and cheese as health musts. Texas dairy producers join in with four billion pounds of milk valued at 200 million dollars produced in 1950.
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Texas
R. E. Burleson
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Burleson
Texas A & M College
American Dairy Association
ADA
Mileage Wasters cost Texas motorists hundreds of millions
A study by a leading automotive engineer finds impatience negligence and incompetence waste fuel in Texas. Speed alone can cut mileage by half and mechanical faults raise costs per mile by one to two cents. Dirty air filters dragging brakes misaligned wheels and faulty spark timing also reduce efficiency. Quick starts and rapid stops are noted as top driving wasteful habits.
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Texas
America
A Selfish Man Makes A Small Package
Witty adage on self centered behavior and idle hearts. A social quip contrasts a narrow path with wider chances for virtue. It also posits a tongue in cheek location to test a hydrogen bomb in Russia with satirical tone.
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Uncle Sam
Russia
Pedernales Philosopher Joins Defense Postponement Plan
A letter from the Pedernales Philosopher on Kerr Route advocates postponing nonessential projects to aid defense mobilization. He jokes about delaying farm tasks like chopping cotton and milking cows, while urging readers to support defense priorities and keep subscribing.
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Pedernales
Johnson Grass
Kerr
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Mark Twain
Pleasant Hill Community Notes and Upcoming Events
Pleasant Hill social items include visits from the Deike and Hamilton families and others, a 42 party at Post Oak, and plans to work Rocky Cemetery on June 19 with weather permitting. Upcoming 42 party at the Pleasant Hill schoolhouse on June 15 and a Ladies Home Demonstration Club meeting June 20 are noted, with residents busy canning vegetables and awaiting corn harvest. Reuben Crenwelge of Cherry Springs and Walter Lindig visit, with fishing reports and news of the week.
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Pleasant Hill
Ladies Home Demonstration Club
Reuben Crenwelge
Cherry Springs
Walter Lindig
Dorothy
Reuen
Sublett Baby Baptism Held in Cave Creek
James Marshall Sublett, 3. week old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sublett Jr of Blanco, was baptized at Cave Creek Lutheran Church by Rev M J Schwarz on Sunday June 10. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Ray Sublett Mrs Erwin Alberthal Miss Florine Duecker and R H Duecker. A dinner in honor of the baby followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Duecker.
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James Marshall Sublett
J. E. Sublett, Jr
Blanco
Cave Creek Lutheran Church
M. J. Schwarz
Ray Sublett
Erwin Alberthal
Florine Duecker
R. H Duecker
Walter Duecker
Fredericksburg Past: June 1928 Highlights and Tributes
June 1928 notes recall the ice Giants defeating New Braunfels Tigers 12 to 7 and Kelly Field Yellow Jackets 17 to 5 on Pentecost Sunday and Monday. Obituaries for Charles Nimitz Sr. and Armand Weber appear alongside local events, church dedications, scout hikes, wolf extermination efforts, school honor rolls, and community happenings in Gillespie County.
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Ice Giants
New Braunfels Tigers
Kelly Field Yellow Jackets
New Braunfels Muelder
West
Giants
E Henke
A. Henke
Hahn
Kelly Field
Williams
Young
Probst
Two Gillesplans Enter A M Adjunct At Junction
W P Metzger and J J Moritz, sons of local families, entered the Texas A and M Adjunct at Junction for a six week course in English and mathematics. They are among the first class at the Junction school opened in mid May. Both are St Marys High School graduates and freshmen at the Adjunct.
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W. P. Metzger
John Metzger
J. J. Moritz
John Moritz
Texas A & M
Junction Thursday
Junction
St. Mary's High School
Cappy Fisher Recalls a Train Passenger Tale
A retired conductor recalls a salesman so busy he left his ticket on his desk and forgot his destination. The anecdote ends with a reflection on being wrapped up in oneself and a reminder that democracies rely on freedom and tolerance.
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Cappy
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