Court actions and partitions dominate final week docket
Civil cases fill the docket with divorces granted or settled. Notable: Mildred Crossley restored to Tutt after divorce with no children or property. Partition disputes among the Crenwelge family allocate 120 acres each to Edmund Alvin and Gustav, with other acres to Louis Crenwelge and daughters. Receivers appointed in bank matters. Several judgments by default and dismissals conclude actions, including life insurance, notes, and debt cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Crossley
Douglas Crossley
Mildred Tutt
Bertha Koennecke
Alvin Crenwelge
Edmund
Alvin H. A. Armand
Gustav Crenwelge
Louis Crenwelge
Tife
Walter Hollmig
Mary Hollmig
Ella Kott
F. H. Hollmig
Felix Hollmig
Louis Molzberger
Alfred Schmidt
Temple D. Smith
Bank of Fredericksburg
Hamilton
Dallas
Adolph Dittmar
Oscar Krauskopf
Citizens Bank
Otto G. Jenschke
Federal Land Bank
Christine Noble
Border State Life Insurance Co
Gus H. Lindner
Ernst Kailenberg
Louis Kusenberger
Otto Seelig
Charles BE. Turpin
Continental Oil Company
U. S District Court
Western District of Texas
E. E. Jennings
Continental Oil Company Et al
U. S. District Court
Wm. Borchers
Ernst Borchers
Clara Borchers
Fredericksburg Implement Co
Alfred Hennig
Poisoned grain controls gophers and ground squirrels
The Department of Rodent Control offers poisoned milo at five cents per pound to curb orchard and farm damage. Use a teaspoonful per ground squirrel entrance and probe runs for gophers, covering holes with moist earth to ensure exposure. Best done before planting and weed growth. Subscribe to the Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Rodent Control
Legislature Fails to Put Tax Amendment to Vote
Week's sessions in Austin saw efforts to set a constitutional tax amendment as a special order, but the measure did not reach the two thirds needed for action. Rep Alfred Petsch noted it would be the first time Texans decide on taxes. A sales curb on stolen autos advanced, requiring title certification after October. A compromise bill would raise truck load limits to 10,000 pounds and ban hauling more than 14 bales of uncotton outside city limits. Loyalist Spain unsettled as Franco supporters gain momentum and Franco recognized by Britain and France. AFL rejects CIO plan to form 8 million member American Congress of Labor. Gandhi halts his Rajkot fast after 98 hours, gaining an advisory council on reforms. Winzell Williams, Dallas murderer linked to capital punishment repeal efforts, is electrocuted in Huntsville after multiple reprieves. Senate approves Army Air Corps expansion to 6,000 planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Alfred Petsch
Fredericksburg
House
Parent-Teacher Association Hosts Arts Teas Meet
Mrs Dwight Horton guest speaker at Silver Tea and Art Exhibition hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association. The program featured devotions, songs, and art from students and local artists, plus new officers elected and plans for May installation. Attendance prizes went to students from Primary, Intermediate, and High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Horton
Theo Haag
Lester Keyser
Maragret Beville
Nannie Striegler
Henry Lochte
Brahm
Dallas
Henry W. Lewis
Horton
Florence
Italy
Frank Reaugh
Eisenlohr
Texas
Henry Lewis
Albert Keide
Associaton
Charles Crist
Blanco
Edith Bellows
Mason
H. F. Bolding
Hugo Walter
Mesdames
A. Bartholmae
Gould Davis
Leon Zwiener
Almon Kirchoff
Felix Wilke
Aug. Stahl
Margaret Beville
Faye Bierschwale
W. C. White
Eddie Krauskopf
Edgar Marshall
Milton Durst
Ava Ratliff
Frances Jones
Dorothy Wilkes
Olga Reichenau
Parent - Teacher Association
Depreciation Woes Dismissed By Car Salesman
A witty exchange ends with the salesman admitting the heavy depreciation claim was a concern, but says it was removed. The young woman comments that it is still the most interesting feature of the cars.
Texas Industry Plan Outlined By O Danie l
Texas industrial development outlined by the state industrial commissioner includes co operation, research, publicity programs, out of state drives, a 100 member speaking corps, industrial fairs, state tours to the North and East, a service bureau, and an industrial market bureau to expand markets. O'Daniel emphasizes Texas has vast natural resources and industrial chemistry could unlock great wealth, promising future prosperity for workers and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
North
Service Bureau
O'Daniel
70 Per Cent Of Cars In Safety Lane Defective
A safety lane check found 642 cars with defective brakes and 229 with defective vision from windshield or wiper. Additional defects included 196 lights 159 mufflers 119 steering and 57 horns. 268 owners corrected defects and received gold stickers after a second lane pass. Sergeant W. M. King supervised the operation with several patrolmen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
W. M. King
C. E. Hoppe
C. M Halton
W. G. Callstrom
Truitt Dillard
Wm. Blackstone
Ben Krueger
Elmer Nichols
Drunk man orders cab to loop block sixty five times
A male passenger intoxicatedly hails a cab and orders the driver to circle the block repeatedly. On the sixty fifth pass he leans forward and says, Step on it, buddy, I'm in a lurry.
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Shay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tunisian
Africa
Tunisia
Mediterranean
France
Mareth Line
Zouaves
Foreign Legion
Libya
Spain
Juan Negrin
National Defense Council
S. Casado
Francisco Franco
Great Britain
Franco
U. S
Madrid
John L. Lewis
CIO
American Federation of Labor
American Congress of Labor
AFL
Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Rajkot
India
O'Daniels
Winzell Williams
U. S. Army
Army Air Corps
Senate
Parent-Teacher Association Meets
Charles Koch of
Otto Weber
Edwin Priess
the Missionary Society Circle No. 2
M. E. Church
South
Renick
Journey
Evers
Lavender Mountain
Burton
Fredericksburg Publishing Company
Balaheioue
Goodyear
Goodyear Service Stores
Norman Bros
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