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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

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Era of Billions as Congress Surrenders Power

A reflection on the seventy third Congress adjourning after approving around seven thousand million dollars in peace time spending and another seven thousand million in home mortgages and farm bonds while establishing a two thousand million stabilization fund. It notes President Roosevelt’s expanded influence and mocks the era of rapid fiscal expansion. It recalls “Old Bill” the carrier pigeon that carried messages during the first year of the war, highlighting human folly and resilience amid conflict.

Congress Bill London France Belgium Siglund Oldier

British MP hints at territorial concessions over payments

A Commons member warns that unless cash is paid, land might be offered in exchange. He argues Britain will not surrender any territory it can keep, questions the value of more territory, and asserts the Philippines cannot be matched in value. He criticizes calls from Congress to concede more land.

House of Commons

Rich champ Baer buys 35 suits amid cheering crowd

The heavyweight champion Max Baer, now holder of the title, buys thirty five new suits in tan gray and pastel shades. A crowd gathers outside the tailor shop while he signs a one dollar bill for a girl. The piece notes fame as a wonderful thing. It also mentions the Count of Paris, a possible French throne heir, claiming direct descent from Hugh Capet and being astonished by the idea of his future kingship.

Max Baer New York Evening Journal Paris France Hugh Capet

Flawed Total Sets Cotton Quotas by County Plan

Washington announces under the Bank head compulsory cotton control act the nation-wide limit of 10,460,251 bales for this year distributed to 1,000 counties in 19 states. Texas holds the largest share with 9,913,744 bales and a 10 percent state reserve. West Texas counties follow with figures for Gillespie Kerr Kimble Llano Mason among others.

Washington Wallace Texas West Texas Gillespie Kerr Kimble Llano Mason

Old Cotton Tagging Under Way in Gillespie County

Applications on file in the county agent's office show about 1500 bales of old cotton produced before June 1 1934 held in Gillespie County. All old cotton remaining after July 1 must be tagged to avoid tax. bale tags are being prepared and tagging will start as equipment allows. Edward U Blerschwale of Morris Ranch has been recommended as Cotton Tagger for the county and will begin tagging once appointed and supplies are available.

Gillespie County Department of Agriculture Edward U. Blerschwale Morris Ranch

Funeral Services For Fred J Muehle

Fred J Muehle died June 25 at 10 45 p m at his home in Young s Chapel Community. Funeral service was held Tuesday at 5 p m with Rev Joe Garrett officiating. Interment followed at Eckert Cemetery. He was born June 24 1887 near Eckert and was 47. Survived by his widow Mattie Mochle nee White and 11 children. two children preceded him in death.

Fred J Muehle Young's Chapel Eckert Joe Garrett Mattie Mochle White

Central Power and Light Board Declares Dividend

In Corpus Christi Texas on June 25 the board of directors of Central Power and Light Company declared a dividend of 43 34 cents per share on the seven percent preferred stock and 37 cents per share on the six percent preferred stock. James C Kennedy president said the dividend is payable August 1 to stockholders of record July 14.

Corpus Christi Texas Central Power and Light Company Board of Directors James C. Kennedy

Merz Family From Fort Worth Visiting Locally

Mr. Charles Merz and his relatives from Ft. Worth are spending their vacation with family here, enjoying local sights and gatherings during the stay.

Charles Merz Ft. Worth

Strong Sabinas Brewers Win Doubleheader

Manager Saenger took the Giants to San Antonio to face the Sabinas Brewers in a twinbill at Van Dalé Stadium. In the first game Gracia defeated Chester Klaerner 2 to 1 as Klaerner held the Brewers to one hit through four innings. The Giants missed a chance to score in the first when Schneider singled and reached second on a wild throw.

Saenger Giants San Antonio Sabinas Brewers van Dalé Stadium Gracia Chester Klaerner Klaerner Brewers Schneider

Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Willms

On Sunday June 24th Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Willms of Blanco celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Their living children numbered six sons and five daughters with families present including Carl and Tobias Willms of San Antonio Arnold Willms of Austin Hugo and Felix Willms of Houston Adolph Willms of Blanco and daughters Emma Feuge Fredericksburg Dora Fairchild Harper Rosie Hadler Austin Lilly Whisenant Driftwood and Theodore Langerhans family. There were 27 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren in attendance. Three children had died.

Gottlieb Willms Bertha Wahrmund Blanco Carl Tobias Willms San Antonio Arnold Willms Austin Hugo Felix Willms Houston Adolph Willms Emma Feuge Fredericksburg Dora Fairchild Harper Rosie Hadler Lilly Whisenant Driftwood Texas Theodore Langerhans Theo

NRA Code Compliance Notice to Gillespie County Merchants

The message warns Gillespie County merchants not listed as NRA merchants to refuse NRA disbursing orders. It states all orders are directed to Any NRA Merchant of Gillespie County and pledges payment only to merchants on the official list.

NRA Gillespie County

Miss Caroline Mohr Passes After Short Illness

Caroline Meta Mohr of Gold Texas daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mohr died Sunday at 3 40 P M after a brief illness Born September 14 1913 in Gold she was 20 years 9 months and 10 days Funeral services were held Tuesday June 26 at 2 30 P M from the family residence and at 3 P M at Cave Creek Church Reverend Hannenmann officiating Interment in Cave Creek Cemetery Surviving are her parents two sisters Mrs Bruno Eckhardt and Esther Mohr three brothers Marvin Hubert both of Gold and Rev Arthur Mohr of Maxwell Texas a large group of other relatives and friends

Caroline Meta Mohr Charles Mohr Gold Texas Cave Creek Church Hannemann Cave Creek Bruno Eckhardt Esther Mohr Marvin Hubert Arthur Mohr Maxwell

Gillespie County Placed in Drought Relief Area Sought

County Judge Herman Usener Henry Grote and Chamber of Commerce board urged Gillespie County be named an Emergency Drought Relief Area. They asked federal and state agriculture authorities to approve relief projects cattle purchases and feed provisions if needed.

Herman Usener Chamber of Commerce Gillespie County Usener Henry Grote United States

Relief Office Notified Of Army Quota

The local relief office has received notice that Gillespie County quota for the July C. C. Co. Enrollment includes 15 to 8 young men aged 18 to 25. They must be unmarried and physically fit for manual labor. Preference to relief roll families, then needy families not on relief. Interested young men should contact officials. Continued on page 2. Col. 6.

Gillespie County C. C. Co Tree Army

Schedule Of Community Meetings For Agricultural Adjustment

Schedule of community meetings to announce recommendations and regulations for producers under the Bankhead Act. Meetings arranged countywide to reduce confusion, with 1:30 P.M. start times. School trustees to arrange venues as districts combine for discussions. Continued on page 2.

Agricultural Adjustment Administration

New Silver Plan Aims to Boost U S Currency Reserves

Washington reports a new silver purchase plan could expand currency by at least 940.5 million dollars by year end. Representative Dies notes the treasury has bought about 70 million ounces of silver on global markets, with average paid around 44 cents per ounce.

Washington Pines Dies Texas Treasury

Runge Campaign Rally Draws Delegations from 14 Counties

A June 2 rally in Mason gathered about 250 citizens from 14 of the 27 counties in the new congressional district to back Carl Runge. Judge J T Banks opened the gathering noting strong local endorsements, counting over 1400 of Mason County’s 1800 voters signed in, with many other counties sending telegrams and letters of support.

Mason Carl Runge Bandera Coleman Gillespie Kendall Lampasas Llano McCulloch Menard Real Runnels San Saba Tom Green Uvalde J T. Banks Mason Chamber of Commerce Carl Runce Congress Club Mason County

Fourth of July Celebration Plans in Fredericksburg

The Louis Jordan Post American Legion of Fredericksburg completes plans for July 4 activities. A 6 AM cannon salute marks the signing of the Declaration of Independence 1534 years ago. A 2 PM Fredericksburg Concert Band concert is set in Courthouse Park followed by speeches. At 3:30 PM a baseball game at Fair Park features the Fredericksburg Giants vs Kerrville Legion Team.

Louis Jordan Post American Legion of Fredericksburg Walter Weber Courthouse Park Fair Park Fredericksburg Giants Legion Team Kerrville

Mrs Keller dies at 81 in Fredericksburg home

Mrs John Keller nee Magdalene Stehling died at her Fredericksburg home Wednesday morning at 5 45 o clock age 81 years 2 months 28 days Funeral services set for Friday June 29 at 9 o'clock from St Marys Church with interment in Catholic Cemetery

John Keller Magdalene Stehling Fredericksburg St. Mary’s Church

Amarillo Woman Given Year in Drunk Driving Case

Mrs. F Daniels of Amarillo was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and sentenced to one year in the Texas penitentiary. The jury also revoked her driving privileges for two years.

Amarillo Dane F Daniels Texas

Waterworks and Sewage Funds Approved for Fredericksburg

Fredericksburg receives a $228000 allotment from the PWA for waterworks and sewage, to be repaid $142000 with a $76000 government gift. The loan carries 4 percent interest, saving taxpayers about $10000 annually versus private financing. work may start within ninety days. The City Commission, led by Mayor Krauskopf, faces lingering opposition but celebrates the milestone.

City Commission Fredericksburg PWA Washington United States Krauskopf Henke Pape Texas

Immunization push urged for diphtheria in schools

County Health Officer Dr A B Williamson urges school trustees to pass an ordinance requiring all scholastic age children to be immunized against diphtheria. He stresses it is a request, not a mandate, though state law backs trustees when they act. The law allows closing a school if a diphtheria case arises until deemed safe.

A. B Texas Trustees of

Gillespie County Young Democrats Organize at Palace Theatre

A Gillespie County Young Democrats Club formed at a Palace Theatre meeting last Tuesday night. Harper Rawlings was elected president with Lee Reifel as vice president, Edyth Sacebiel secretary-treasurer, L. J. Blanchard sergeant-at-arms, and Alex Jung parliamentarian. The next meeting is scheduled for July 10 with location to be announced.

Gillespie County Young Democrats Club Palace Theatre Harper Rawlings Lee Reifel Edyth Sacebiel L. J. Blanchard Alex Jung

Kerosene Kills Girl in Gainesville Texas

Anna Loyce Fennell five daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Fennell of the Bucherot field northwest of Gainesville died in a physician office at eight yesterday hours after drinking kerosene by mistake. Family kept ice water in a fruit jar similar to the kerosene jar.

Gainesville Tex Anna Loyce Fennell H. L. Fennel Bueherot

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Roosevelt Flawed Fred. J. Muehle Neb Ana Strong Sabinas Brewers Caroline Mohr Quy County Relief Board U.S Alfred Petsch Llano and Boerne
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