Post Office Entry as Second Class Matter
The filing notes that the item was entered at the Fredericksburg Texas post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
11
The filing notes that the item was entered at the Fredericksburg Texas post office as second class matter.
Editorial notes severe punishment by Federal Judge Bledsoe for oil stock swindlers in Fort Worth. It warned investors to avoid extravagant claims and prefer sound stocks. The piece criticizes heavy legislation, urges simpler law, and questions reforming legislatures and creating a citizens commission to prune statutes.
Excerpts from Judge J H McLean's charge emphasize the grand jury's pivotal role in court function. It stresses faithful duty, court reliability, and the link between proper government, social purity, and lawful governance. The text frames the judiciary as essential to integrity and public trust in law.
A jury presents a forceful plea for proper court operation and law enforcement. They praise home school and church as pillars, condemn mob rule, urge arrests for public drunkenness, speeding, and reckless driving, and call for parental control and sharper moral standards among youth.
The June term grand jury of Gillespie County District Court presents its final report. The document addresses the court and judge J H Me Lean, detailing the panel’s findings and observations for the term in 1923.
Mason County News reports a cream receiving station will open Friday June 22 in Mason. The new facility will provide farmers with a market for surplus cream, supplementing income from eggs and poultry checks.
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