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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1941

Page

27

Funeral Rites Held for James A. Lund in City

James Albert Lund, a Brookland New York native, died Tuesday in this city at 68. He was buried Thursday after services at Schaet ter Funeral Home and St Marys Church led by Rev. Thomas A. Coleman. Interment was in City Cemetery. He married Jenny Florence Burns in November 1900 and left two children, six grandchildren, and a sister. siblings precede him in death.

James Albert Lund Brookland New York Schaetter Funeral Home St. Mary’s Church Thomas A. Coleman Lund Charles Lund Jenny Flor Nnce Burns Kansas Edward L. Bierschwale Fredericksburg Walter M. Lund Los Angeles California J. H. Burns

Language Barriers Highlight Hospital Night Routine

A nurse asks a patient about bringing pajamas and explains night clothes. The patient, from another country, asks what pajamas are and refuses the idea, saying he does not engage in social rounds and will go to bed at night.

Sheep Joke Highlights Lesson About Perception

A teacher quips that five sheep in a field reduce to none when one jumps out, while Johnny points out the joke reveals different logic about sheep and arithmetic. The exchange underscores humor in counting living creatures and perceptions of numbers.

Johnny

Subscribe to the Standard for $1.50 a Year

Offer promotes a Standard subscription at one dollar fifty per year. Details on payment and access are described for prospective readers.

67 Drivers Lose Licenses During 30 Day Period

State Highway Patrol reports 67 Texas drivers had licenses removed in a 12 day span from March 1 to 19. Forty seven licenses were for drunken driving and nine for road law violations. Two were deemed physically unfit and six charged with negligent homicide. Twelve suspensions occurred in the San Antonio area.

Texas State Department of Public Safety San Antonio

Poster on stomach worms in sheep by USDA issued

The United States Department of Agriculture released a poster to help sheep owners control stomach worms, detailing description, distribution, seasonality, infection sources, losses, symptoms, prevention and treatment, and related literature. It is the seventh in a livestock health series by the Bureau of Animal Industry.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Bureau of Animal Industry

San Antonio Garden Show Set for April 5 6

The Annual Spring Flower Show opens Saturday April 5 at 1 PM at the Witte Memorial Museum and runs to 9 PM with Sunday hours 9 AM to 9 PM. Horticultural specimens, decorative arrangements, and container designs highlight entries by local garden clubs including Alamo Heights Terrell Hills and Monte Vista groups.

San Antonio Witte Memorial Museum Mueum

Visiting Rules For Friends At Camp Bowie Guest House

Visitors to Camp Bowie may stay in the Guest House with prior reservation through the Senior Hostess. Rates are 10 dollars per night for one and 1.50 for two, two-person rooms with two cots each. Stay limits are two nights on weekends and weekdays, with exceptions for seriously ill relatives.

Camp Bowie Texas

Fifth Annual Texas Dairy Show and Convention Set

The Texas Dairy Products Association will showcase more than 300 dairy cattle at the Fifth Annual Convention and Dairy Show in Fort Worth on April 9 and 10. Top breeders from Texas and Oklahoma display champions across Jersey Holstein Brown Swiss Guernsey and Ayrshire, with emphasis on production breeding and economic impact.

Texas Oklahoma Texas Dairy Products Association Fort Worth Convention M Jersey Holstein Guernsey Ayrshire Southwest

Card of Thanks for Kind Assistance and Flowers

The bereaved family thanks all who assisted during illness and death of Mrs. Wm Hitzfeld. Special thanks to Reverends Haag and Leonhard, Doctors Keidel and Perry, nurses, the Mathilde Keidel Lodge sisters, Mrs. E. C. Ottiens, Bethany Lutheran Male Choir, Albert Lutheran quartets, those who attended the wake, the grave makers, Beckmann Funeral Home, and everyone for the many beautiful flowers. Your kindness will long be remembered.

Wm_ Hitzfeld Haag and Leonhard Keidel and Perry Mathilde Keidel Lodge E. C. Ottiens Bethany Lutheran Church Albert Lutheran Church Beckmann

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