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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1938

Page

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Attorney Defends Career in Fredericksburg Campaign

In a district campaign, the speaker asserts ongoing legal work for Fredericksburg National Bank Harper State Bank United Telephone Company Fredericksburg Publishing and Fredericksburg Northern Railway and denies favoring corporations in legislation while noting past support for utility regulation rate caps and tax proposals. He counters rival Mr Martin’s claim of “two masters.”

Martin Fredericksburg National Bank Harper State Bank United Telephone Company Fredericksburg Publishing Company Fredericksburg & Northern Railway Company Central Power & Light Company

Gillespie County Commissioners Court Grants Pedernales Electric Franchise

The Gillespie County Commissioners Court met six days in the past week for regular June term and board of equalization. They granted a franchise to Pedernales Electric Cooperative Inc to construct operate and maintain electric transmission lines in the county and favorable action was taken on a Works Progress Administration proposal.

Gillespie County Commissioners Court Board of Equalization Pedernales Electric Cooperative Inc Works Progress Administration

Printing bid facts deny Martin charge in state records

A public statement rebuts claims that the Game Department used special hunting and fishing license funds for personal benefit. It notes the Fredericksburg Publishing Company won a lower bid for printing as the state required, with costs paid from general funds, not 95 percent license revenue. The author says no excuse exists for Martin’s accusations and predicts further charges.

Martin Game Department Fredericksburg Publishing Company

Mexican Boy Cut In Affray At Farm Dance

Felix Valdez a 16 year old Mexican youth was badly cut on the left forearm during a Saturday night affray at a tenant house on the Edwin Oehler farm on Burnet Road. Sinon Arizola 17 drew a three inch pocket knife and slashed Valdez wrist to the bone severing blood vessels. Valdez received surgical care in Fredericksburg. Arizola fled and was arrested hours later by Sheriff Klaerner and jailed locally.

Felix Valdez Edwin Oehler Burnet Road Valdes Sinon Arizola Arizola Valdez Fredericksburg Klaerner

Legion Sponsors July Fourth Celebration

The Louis Jordan Post of the American Legion will sponsor a July Fourth program with a 6 a.m. salute and a 10 a.m. parade. Prizes will be awarded in Individual, Commercial, and Organizational divisions. An afternoon rodeo at the Fair Grounds will be led by Ottmar Schnerr, with music by the Fredericksburg Concert Band and dances at Seipp's Pavilion and Peter's Hall.

Louis Jordan Post The American Legion Casa Fair Grounds Ottmar Schnerr Fredericksburg Seipp Peter’s Hall

Fire Destroys Mason Garage And Contents

The Mason volunteer fire department battled a early Saturday blaze at the C. A Kensing Garage, destroying the building and its contents. Two pumper trucks were lost including one aided by former San Angelo Fire Chief John Parker. Estimated loss is $15,000.

Mason Volunteer Fire Department C. A Kensing John Parker San Angelo

County Plans July August Terracing With Road Equipment

Gillespie County Commissioners Court finds county road machinery suitable for terracing farms and ranches. A portion of equipment will be set aside for July and August use. Applicants should file for terracing at least two weeks before work begins.

Gillespie County Commissioners Court

President Signs Lend-Spend Bill Amid Congress Adjournment

President Roosevelt signed a 3.75 billion spending lending bill and predicted public works start within sixty days. Congress adjourned amid fireworks as Goebbels opened a campaign against Jews in Germany and 36 died in a train disaster near Miles City.

Congress Roosevelt Public Works Administration Central Standard Time Congress Paul Joseph Goebbels Greater Germany Germany

Court Accepts Offer Of PWA To Transcribe Deeds

Gillespie county commissioners court accepted a WPA plan to transcribe and index deed and surveyors records. The agreement would allocate about $11 000 from the WPA and about $1 000 from the county for the work. Deed Record Books B through L and Deed Record Volumes B through 43 would be processed under the proposal.

PWA Gillespie County Commissioners Court Works Progress Administration WPA

Road project contracts awarded by Highway Commission

The commission awarded drainage and flexible base work on Harper Road to Thomas and Ratliff of Rogers, and Llano Road completion to Cage Brothers of Bishop. A Copperas Creek bridge project on U.S. 290 in Kimble County went to Purvis and Bertram of Fort Worth for 94 061 dollars.

the Highway Commission Harper Road Llano Road Fredericksburg Eckert U. S. 290 Thomas and Ratliff Rogers Texas Cage Brothers Bishop, Texas Copperas Creek U. 5290 Kimble County Purvis and Bertram Fort Worth

Riley Joins Delegation to Seek Highway 41 Improvement

Mr E H Riley of the Chamber of Commerce Highway committee represented San Saba Mills Comanche and Gillespie counties before the State Highway Commission in Austin on Monday. The group urged improvements to Highway 41 north of Llano to boost travel and commerce.

E. H. Riley Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee San Saba, Mills, Comanche Gillespieounty State Highway Commission Austin Llano

Fat And Forty Defeat Giants In Fair Park Showdown

The Fat and Forty Ball Club trounced the Fredericksburg Giants 7 to 2 at Fair Park on Sunday, demonstrating how the game should be played and gaining revenge for a prior setback.

Elton Jordan Straus-Frank Fredericksburg Giants Fair Park

Representative Race Heats Up With Open Debate Challenge

Col Alfred Petsch, current representative of the 85th district, challenges Tom Martin to open debates in multiple cities. Petsch invites a joint discussion in the Blanco Opera House next week and similar events in Fredericksburg, Comfort, Boerne, Johnson City, Llano and Field Creek, citing health as a reason for his limited public appearances. Debates have no fixed dates yet.

85Th Col Alfred Petsch Tom Martin Petsch Martin Blanco City Fredericksburg Comfort Boerne Johnson City Llano Field Creek

State League Holds District Meeting Sunday

The Western District of the Catholic State League met last Sunday June 19 with High Mass at 9 30 a m and a Corpus Christi procession after. The afternoon business meeting was led by President Andrew Engel of Honey Creek with Very Rev Dean F X Wolf as host. The note of elections for local and state offices was raised for this year.

Catholic State League Dean F. X. Wolf Andrew Engel Honey Creek Dean F. F. Wolf Catholic Life Insurance Union

Teleprinter Installed In Telegraph Office

The latest receiving and sending telegraph sets were installed in the Western Union Telegraph Station in the Chamber of Commerce office. Continued on page 2, Col. 2.

United States Western Union Chamber of Commerce

Gillespie County Board of Equalization Reviews 1938 Tax Assessments

The Gillespie County Commissioners Court held a three day session as the Board of Equalization reviewing 1938 tax assessments by taxpayers to Assessor M Petmecky. A steady rise in assessments and tax receipts nearing six thousand this year. Fourteen taxpayers were summoned to hearings set for July 1 to show why property values should not be increased.

Gillespie County Commissioners Court County Board of Equalization M. Petmecky

Rev Theo Haag Observes Silver Anniversary at Bethany

Rev Theo Haag of Bethany Lutheran Church marks twenty five years in the ministry with a 7 30 pm program at the church. The celebration featured a cornet solo by Arthur Kowert and organ music as processional, with songs by the choir.

Theo Haag Theo, Haag Bethany Lutheran Church Arthur Kowert Oliver Kowert Mal

Demonstration Rally Day Showcases Garment Making

The Home Demonstration Rally gathered June 16 in the Agricultural Building auditorium. Seven clubs displayed 82 garments including house dresses sport dresses slips and housecoats. Lunch fed about 125 attendees as Judge Jewel Patterson awarded ribbons to Mrs Richard Laurence Willow City first Mrs Otto Dittmar Doss second and Mrs Felix Junge Palo Alto third for garments and sport dresses.

Jewel Patterson McCulloch County Richard Laurence Willow City Otto Dittmar Doss Felix Junge Palo Alto Lela Rae

Fredericksburg Lions Elect New Officers for Ensuing Year

At a regular meeting on Wednesday night the Fredericksburg Lions Club elected officers for the ensuing year. William C. White was chosen president with R. W. Klingelhoefer as first vice president and H. C. Maier as second vice president. Alfred Neffendorff is secretary-treasurer, Arthur Kowert lion tamer, P. Norman tail twister, and directors named Joe Stein Felix Wilke Walter Knoche and Hy Lochte.

Fredericksburg Lion’s Club Ww. C. White R. W Klingelhoefer H. C. Maier Alfred Neffendorff Arthur Kowert P. Norman Tail Twister Joe Stein Felix Wilke Walter Knoche Hy Lochte

County Treasurer Candidate Borchers Seeks Gillespie Support

W O Hoot Borchers announces his candidacy for County Treasurer of Gillespie County in the November general election. Borchers aged 27, a Fredericksburg High School graduate with business college training, asks for support and pledges to faithfully perform the duties if elected.

Standard W. O (Hoot) Borchers

Time For Payment Second-Half Taxes Is Drawing Near

Taxpayers under Texas split-tax plan must pay the second half by June 30. If late, penalties rise from 5 percent in June to 8 percent in July plus interest and redemption costs. Delinquent 1937 totals can save by paying by June 30.

Texas

Ticket meeting sets ballot order in Gillespie County

Members of the Democratic Committee of Gillespie County met with Chairman Lawrence Krauskopf Monday afternoon to arrange ballot order, approve election judges, and attend to other pending business.

Gillespie County Lawrence Krauskopf

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