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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

10

Nolan and the Texas filibuster who shaped history

The essay recounts Philip Nolan, an Irish-born adventurer who led an early filibustering expedition into Texas, seeking horses and possibly gold or a Texas separation from Mexico. It covers his illegal trade, the 1800-1801 campaign, his death, Bean’s daring river crossing, and the enduring mystery of Nolan’s true motive.

Philip Nolan Texas Republic of University of Texas Library Nolan San Antonio Natchez Miss United States Cavalry Mexico Red River Seige Ellis P. Bean Louisiana Nacogdoch Bean Ireland

Parity Loans Pass for Cotton and Wheat Nationwide

The American Farm Bureau Federation announced Congress passed 85 percent parity loans on cotton and wheat, boosting Texas and national farm income. The measure raises cotton loan value to 13.5 cents per pound and wheat prices to at least 96 cents per bushel, with 15 percent funded by conservation and other payments. Farm Bureau credits the victory to organized farmer advocacy across 42 states and 500000 members led by J. Walter Hammond of Tye Texas.

American Farm Bureau Federation Gillespie County Farm Bureau Federation Texas Congress Panhandle Rio Grande Valley Piney Woods East Texas Plains AAA Lone Star Farm Bureau House Senate J. Walter Hammond Tye Texas Farm Bureau Federation

Dreamers who set Texas free headline

The phrase appears in a long line of dreamers who helped shape Texas history as described by the Standard.

Texas

Fred His Drive In Station Adopts General Tires and Tubes

Fredericksburg Drive In Station under Kubin Crenwelge, proprietor, announces use of General Tires and Tubes for vehicle service. The brief notice highlights a local automotive focus and branding.

Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Kubin Crenwelge

Albert Community News Looses and Visits Highlight Local Life

Albert residents report visitors from San Antonio Fredericksburg and Blanco. A mattress making project begins with about 18 pieces. Felix Pehl and Buddy Hahne build a warehouse and Buddy injures a finger. Mr and Mrs Knoll depart for California for a new job as rain falls aiding corn and roasting ears prospects.

Eral Felix Pehl Marcus Burg Clarence Neilson Lydia Meier Virginia Eckert Willie Schuman Victor Kroll San Angelo Hubert Novian San Antonio Willie Siggel Herman Weber Chester Gertrude of Blanco Albert Alvin Gellermann Fredericksburg Clarence Nielson Helmuth Klein Buddy Hahne Buddy Werner Schumann Louis ‘Maenius Vicar Knoll California Knoll Edgar Maenius Ellen Ella Lawrence Lange

Two Candidates Quit Senate Race in Texas

Two candidates for the Junior Seat of Texas Senator in Congress withdrew last week. Dr John R Brinkley who entered as a Democrat and Enoch Fletcher of Grand Saline who ran as one of two Republicans left the race. Brinkley said he would do all in his power to help Gov Lee O Daniel win the seat.

Texas Congress John R. Brinkley Enoch Fletcher Grand Saline Brinkley Lee O’daniel

Have Fun on the Fourth Be Alive on the Fifth

A Texas Safety Association appeal urges careful Fourth of July celebration to prevent highway and household accidents. The campaign promotes a Declaration of Independence from reckless summer festivities and encourages readers to be alive on the fifth.

Texas Safety Association America Texas

Texas Oil Tax Rate Report Shows Low Average Levy

The report notes that more than half of Texas oil production is taxed at an average rate of 10.26 cents per barrel, indicating a light overall tax burden on the industry.

Texas

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