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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1926
Page
6
Fielding Hammond announces Walter Knoche as candidate for Gillespie County Tax Collector Texas. Also announces candidacy for district attorney of the 38th judicial district subject to Democratic Primaries and submits his record and reputation for consideration.
The Standard announces Emil Staudt has qualified as a candidate for Gillespie County Sheriff in the November election. He seeks election to the law enforcement post amid ongoing local race coverage.
A Texas printed notice touts Dr. Mellenthin as a regular medical graduate licensed in Texas who does not treat chronic appendicitis or gall stones. It lists diverse ailments he claims to treat and cites patient names with cities such as Avery San Antonio Lamesa Big Springs Hebbronville Dunder Westover Marion. Consultation on the trip is fee based and married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address 211 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles California. 28
Notice for public communications addressed to Fredericksburg Publishing Co. directed to the appropriate departments. Mark business items Bookkeeper's Dept and other items Editor's Dept. at the Fredericksburg Post Office.
The piece argues for clearer legal drafting and standardized bill language drawing on British practice. It cites moral turpitude as vague and notes the need for legally defined terms to save court time and improve legislation. It also discusses League of Nations tensions and youth employment trends highlighted by the National Industrial Conference Board.
The passage notes Americans viewing the League of Nations as a refuge yet describes a council deadlock deemed hopeless unless the general assembly can intervene. Despite objections from some council members the dispute is sent to the larger body.
The article stresses farm fire safety, urging timely adoption of fire prevention methods and equipment. It highlights using telephone and radio for updates, selecting reliable gear, and training farm hands to operate it to reduce losses.
The Veterans Bureau reports 11 547 conversion applications in January and February with 9 632 approved as ex servicemen rush to reinstate or convert war time policies before the July 2 1926 deadline. The bureau notes rapid claims payment with Michael Curran's death case paid within 24 hours to his daughters Marguerite and Eleanor Curran of Boston.
Optometrist Wilbur C Treadwell will be at the Fredericksburg office near Keidel & Kallenberg's Drug Store on Saturday April 3 for eye examinations and glasses fitting. Subscription to the Standard is $1.00 per year.
Scene by scene sacred pageant The Viacaros or Via Crucis presents in front of Calvary and near Christ’s tomb with sacred music and singing Admission prices Children 25 cents Adults 35 cents Reserved seats 50 cents
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