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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
10
A candidate announces for district attorney of the 33rd Judicial District subject to Democratic Primary action. He submits his office record and citizen reputation for voters consideration.
Alfred P. C. Petseh announces candidacy for re-election as representative of the district. He asks for vote and support in the Democratic Primaries.
The notice announces Aug D Stahl seeking re election to the Gillespie County District Clerk position in the upcoming November election.
Candidacy of Hermann Usener for re election to the office of County Judge of Gillespie County announced. Voters to consider his prior record as judge and plans for the county's future administration.
Local records show Walter Petseb announcing his candidacy for the Gillespie County Attorney office seeking to succeed the current titulaire. He emphasizes reform, public safety, and legal oversight, with campaign outreach across Gillespie County settlements.
Gillespie County records note Albert E. Klett as a candidate for County Clerk. The filing appears in official notices, naming Klett and the office sought.
Walter Knoche files as candidate for the office of Tax Collector in Gillespie County Texas. He positions himself for the upcoming election, outlining plans to improve Tax Collector operations and public service. The race involves county residents and local party volunteers.
The Standard announces the candidacy of Emil Staudt for Sheriff of Gillespie County for the November election. It also notes the candidacy of Al Kraerner for Gillespie County Sheriff in the same election.
A notice announces the candidacy of Hy Kirchoff for the office of Tax Assessor in Gillespie County. The filing signals a campaign start and invites support from local voters.
The note announces Alf Crenwelge as a candidate for Gillespie County Treasurer in the November election. It identifies his bid as a county race and notes the upcoming electoral date.
The notice lists candidates for Gillespie County precincts in the upcoming November election. Ad. Gerhard runs for Precinct 1, Hy. Tatsch for Precinct 2, Joe Heep for Precinct 3, and Edward Gold seeks re election for Precinct 4. Also mentions Gillespie County History books available at the office.
R. R. Reppert notes in The Progressive Farmer that boll weevils remain a persistent concern in Texas as farmers brace for another season. Factors shaping infestations include last fall populations, winter survival, growing season weather, and control efforts, with recent conditions yielding mixed damage across coastal and interior regions.
A collection of curiosities notes species traits and ancient tech. It cites dragonflies with 12 000 lenses in eyes and robins killing about 800 flies daily. It mentions steam toys around 250 BC and 1180 glass light windows and the 17th century loom loom invention by the Dutch.
Suburban chatter notes Dr. J W Yancey will be back in his office between July 1 and 15. The item appears in neighborhood humor and column notes with light social observation.
Cecil Earl Connor a 19 year old senior at Marlin high school drowned in the Brazos river near Marlin during a fishing trip early Sunday. The death occurred about three a m when he toppled from a high bank while inspecting lines. Relatives speculate heart attack or indigestion. Connor was a star on Marlin high school baseball and basketball teams.
The piece argues surpluses arise despite efforts to prevent them and cites cooperative selling and freight adjustments to smooth seasonal and regional imbalances. It also calls for organized global sales and a tariff review to balance interests of farmers and labor.
Luke Miller was seriously injured in an afternoon clash with Ed Holt at Fredonia last Sunday. Miller was cut across the ribs, treated for bleeding, and sent to a Brady sanitarium, where he was reported improving. Holt was arrested, then released on a $500 bond to await the next grand jury.
Charlie Blitz, leader and chief violinist of the Steamtown Orchester, wed recently and now performs with Second-Fiddle Farm and Fireside, shifting ties after the ceremony.
Mrs Greene asks Mary how to tell an old chicken from a young one. Mary replies by teeth, noting she has teeth. The exchange appears in the Kansas City Star.
The article argues screening a home for physical comfort and disease prevention. It warns mosquitoes flies and other insects invade at night spreading malaria typhoid fever and dysentery. It advises proper window and door screening using tight meshes and warns against sliding screens.
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