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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1941

Page

9

Funeral Rites Held For James A Lund

James Albert Lund 68 11 24 native of Brookland New York died here Tuesday March 18 at 5 45 pm funeral services held Thursday March 20 at 8 45 am from Schaet ter Funeral Home and St Marys Church Rev Thomas A Coleman officiating interment City Cemetery Born March 24 1872 in Brookland son of Charles and unidentified mother married Jenny Flornce Burns in Kansas November 1900 Two children Mrs Edward L Bierschwab Fredericksburg and Walter M Lund Los Angeles survive along with six grandchildren and one sister Mrs J H Burns Two sisters and one brother preceded him in death

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

Night clothes question sparks patient reply in quirky exchange

A nurse asks a patient if he brought pajamas, defining them as night clothes. The patient from the country asks what pajamas are and jokes that he is no social rounder, saying he lies down when night comes.

Sheep in Field Riddle Stumps Teacher and Johnny

A joke where a teacher asks about five sheep with one jumping out. Johnny answers none left, mocking the teacher's arithmetic. The line ends with a punchy retort about knowing sheep not arithmetic.

Johnny

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Seventy Texas Drivers Lose Licenses in 12-Day Span

State records show 67 Texas drivers lost licenses from March 7 to 19. Forty seven were for drunken driving, nine for road violations, two for physical unfitness, six for negligent homicide, and three for failure to stop and render aid. Twelve removals occurred in the San Antonio area. Local patrolmen say violators will be prosecuted promptly.

Texas State Department of Public Safety San Antonio

Poster on Stomach Worms in Sheep Issued by USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture released a new poster to help sheep owners control stomach worms. It depicts a lamb heavily infested and outlines worm facts, distribution, seasonality, infection sources, losses, symptoms, prevention, treatment, and literature references. This is the seventh in the livestock health poster series.

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 April 5 at 1 pm in the Witte Memorial Museum and runs to 9 pm. April 6 hours are 9 am to 9 pm. The event features horticultural specimens, varied flowers, vines and shrubs with correct labels, decorative arrangements, and contests. Local garden clubs form the San Antonio Flower Show Association.

San Antonio Witte Memorial Museum Mueum

Visiting Rules Given For Friends Relatives At Bowie

Visitors of Camp Bowie Thirty-Sixth Division soldiers are offered guest house quarters with cot beds blankets and bedding. Rooms cost 10 dollars for one person or 1.50 for two with two cots per room. Guests may stay two nights on weekends or weekdays unless a relative is ill. A guard is on duty and the reading room is open though cafeteria lacks equipment.

S Bowie Camp Bowie Texas

Dairy Show and Convention Set for April 9-10

Fifth Annual Convention and Dairy Show of the Texas Dairy Products Association will feature more than 300 dairy cattle from top herds of Texas and Oklahoma. Animals representing Jersey Holstein Brown Swiss Guernsey and Ayrshire will be judged for production breeding and educational value for breeders farmers and bankers. The event in Fort Worth aims to showcase record milk and butter fat producers and outstanding herd sires.

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

Card of Thanks

Readers and friends are thanked for assistance and condolences after the death of Mrs. Wm Hitzfeld with special thanks to Reverends Haag and Leonhard, doctors, nurses, and local churches. Also notes a sale item for Angora Billy Kids with contact number.

Wm_ Hitzfeld

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James A. Lund S. S. Boles Charlotte Street Houston Het Ford Bowie Albert J. Lund Father Wolf Father Coleman Catholic Church Haag Leonhard Keidel and Perry Mathilde Keidel Lodge E. C. Ottiens Bethany Lutheran Church Albert Lutheran Church Beckmann Angora Billy Kids Frank Feller H. W. Brautigam Llano Eillespie Knopp & Metzger Christian Hahn Reinhard Danz Western Auto Associate Store Mgr Adams St Kerr View Farm Kerrville Dairyland Inc Josephine St E. H Rothmann London Rawleigh Gillespie County Dept Memphis Tenn R. L. Chambliss Aransas Main St Studebaker Evening Motor Sales West Creek St The Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc Phae International Trucks Hill Country Implement Co Packard W. L. Lurber W. Lynwood Business and Professional Directory Attorneys - AT - Law Associates Roerne — Kerrville — Llano — Menard the Loans Abstract CO Reuben E. Jordan Automobile and Accident Insurance Gser Phone 91 J. W. Yancey Striegler Bldg Optometrists Leon F. Zwiener Palace Theatre Jas. A. Schmulen H. Welge Lewis Beckmann Funeral Home Telephone No. 1 A. i
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