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Fredericksburg Standard issued weekly on Thursdays. Staff includes K S Klett managing editor and R E Jordan sports editor with Probst business manager. Subscription price $1 50 per year in advance. Communications directed to Bookkeeper's Dept or Editor's Dept at Fredericksburg Texas.
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K. S. Klett
R. E. Jordan
Wm. Petmecky
Probst
Fredericksburg
Texas
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Fredericksburg Rehab Committee Seeks Federal Relief Funds
Gillespie County and Fredericksburg citizens push for a share of a three billion dollar Federal Relief Act fund. The rehabilitation committee seeks a water and sewer system for Fredericksburg and a county hospital funded on a self liquidating basis to protect public health and lives.
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Gillespie County
Texas
Fredericksburg
Federal role grows as crime shifts to national scope
The piece argues European leaders seek American opinion but urges the U S to focus at home. It criticizes foreign propaganda and supports federal intervention in crime, noting gangsters’ evasion of local law and the need for national action, citing Capone and income tax prosecutions.
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America
Europe
Cummings
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Capone
Federal paternalism urged to curb crime and preserve order
The writer argues that strong federal action is needed to prevent crime from becoming a business and to sustain government. It is a case of anarchy and order where local governments may fail and federal oversight is necessary.
Post Office Monopoly Enforced By Postal Law Limitations
The article notes heightened enforcement of postal laws restricting private express services. It outlines penalties for conveying letters by non mail means, including fines up to 150 dollars for carriers and up to 50 dollars for other violations, with additional penalties of up to thirty days imprisonment for certain acts.
Community Honors Workers With Red Rose Tribute
Acknowledging years of service, a local notice lists doctors nurses volunteers and auxiliary members who helped save children. The piece ends with a humorous fiction snippet about a farmer boy and a hayload.
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O. B. Witte
B. B. Birt
H. G. Pfeiffer
A. B. Williamson
J. E. Peden
Victor Keidel
Joe J. Hanus
H. F. Bolding
Selma Eckert
Arthur Fischer
Harvey Gold
Theo Haag
Knox-Jones
Christine Knopp
Harry Langerhans
Alfred
St. Mary's Auxiliary
Mary Blanchard- Halfmann
Robert Blum
Rosa Ferner
August Heimann
Lawrence Knopp
Joe Kaiser
Otto Meurer
Adela Meckel
John Rosenbach
Felix Saenger
Eric Wagner
I. G. Wehmeyer
Lions Club
Lions Club: Messrs. H. A. Ries
Robert Striegler
Felix Stehling
Aa Dooley
Fred Mathisen
Wm. Petmecky
J. S. Heiner
Joe Stein
Alfred Neffendorf
Letter from Jemez Springs Reforestation Camp Student
Alfred C Esensee writes from the Jemez Springs New Mexico camp describing travel from Texas to the mountains. He notes 10 000 foot altitude, 65 miles to go, building a mountain road, long work days, cold streams, a nearby hot spring, and hopes for a camera to capture canyons.
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Julia Estill
Jemez Springs
New Mexico
Fredericksburg
Texas
Rocky Mountains
San Antonio
New Braunfels
San Marcos
Temple
Brownwood
West
Texico
Boundary Line
Bernalillo
Kodak
Alfred C, Esensee
Two Kansas convicts captured near Junction
Four men from Kansas were detained after a chase ending with a wreck near Junction. John Graham, Junction sheriff, jailed Woods and Dopson and coordinated with San Antonio customs and Kansas officials. The four offered no resistance. the incident followed a pursuit and a rollover in a barrow pit. Local social notes follow.
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Tilley
Woods
Dopson
John Graham
Junction
Department of Justice
San Antonio
Kansas
Graham
Austin
Notary Public Seal Prices Highlighted Here
When in need of a Notary Public Seal it will pay you to get our price before you buy. Predericksburg Publishing Co.
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Predericksburg Publishing Co
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Seven Escape Texas Prison
A wide search was conducted across West Texas for seven inmates who escaped Lynn County Jail in Tohoka during the night. They pried open their cell door with bunk bars and traversed a ledge on the building exterior to reach the jury room and exit.
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Tohoka
Texas
Plains of
West Texas
Lynn County
Settlement notice from Fredericksburg City taxes receiver
All parties indebted to said City of Fredericksburg for taxes or otherwise please make settlement thereof with the receiver. Post office address of the receiver is Fredericksburg Texas Box 191 Fredericksburg Texas. Alfred Schmidt Receiver City of Fredericksburg.
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District Court
Gillespie County
Texas
Fredericksburg
Doss Locals Note Weekend Visits and Health News
Chas Lehmann on business trip to Fort Worth. Crenwelge family visited relatives in San Antonio. Walter Jost family from Fredericksburg on Dass business. H H Holly and family spent weekend in Fredericksburg. Becker and Rosenbusch and Willie Rosenbusch on Fredericksburg trip. Lang guests of Hahn family Sunday. Theo Neffendorf Sr. on business to Fredericksburg. Doss Girl Scouts enjoyed a picnic at Baethge’s Cold Spring. Henry Sauer family on Fredericksburg trip. Mrs Ed Hahn underwent an operation in San Antonio. wishing rapid recovery.
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Chas. Lehmann
Fort Worth
Louis Crenwelge
Bernhard Crenwelge
San Antonio
Walter Jost
Fredericksburg
Dass
H. H. Holly
Rev. Becker and Son
Willie Rosenbusch
Arnold Lang
Otto Hahn
Theo. Neffendorf Sr
Doss
Baethge
Henry Sauer
Ed. Hahn
Texas Centennial Halves Approved
Washington June 10 The Senate bill to authorize issuance of half dollar pieces to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Texas independence was passed in the House and sent to the President.
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Washington
Senate
Texas
Kallenberg's Pharmacy Ad Lists Support Items
Trusses abdominal supporters silk elastic hose athletic supporters and anklets are always kept in stock and offered at liberal prices by Kallenberg's Pharmacy.
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Kallenberg’s Pharmacy
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted as Malaria Cure
An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic destroys malarial infection in the blood and builds up the blood with iron. It touts the remedy as pleasant, safe for children, and useful as a general tonic, with thousands reported to have conquered malaria.
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Grove
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