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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
8
Juenke and Schoenewolf request prompt delivery of a grocery order placed by phone. The note instructs staff to phone the customers regarding the order for timely fulfillment.
A notice seeks any person knowing the whereabouts of Crispin Rendon to inform him of a U S Government check issued in his name and to call at the notifier's office to claim it.
A mass meeting will be held at the Court House on March 30, 1925 at 8 p.m. to nominate candidates for four school trustee seats in the Fredericksburg Independent School District.
Political advisers in Congress debate remedies for farm woes with a parade of prescriptions. Past remedies like the Fordney tariff and the McNary Hangen plan are criticized as causing only partial relief, while wheat shortages offer cautious improvement.
A Springfield reminiscence recalls Lincoln as a public debater who challenged Douglas after his speeches and rejected the label Old Abe. It also notes Lincoln’s hometown formality, with locals calling him Mr Lincoln or Judge Lincoln, while soldiers later nicknamed him Abe.
A shopper urges Easter dressing plans, with prompts to have old suits cleaned pressed and repaired. Promotional line from Sterling Bros ties to a grocer’s quips about packing limburger cheese. The Progressive Grocer notes subscription price of 41.00 per year.
The text argues for self-reliance within one’s own organization to resist government favors and advocates a regular program of physical and mental training in teamwork. It proposes cooperative practice in existing fields to build staging qualities for national cooperation when required machinery is available.
Mr H C Way of Fabons Texas writes that there is no place like Fredericksburg and its hospitable people. Last Monday Dr W Keidel was called to Menard to assist Dr Gregoir in an appendicitis operation on Wm Peter Jr.
Mr Joe Schliesing Geo King Misses Cecelia Schliesing Rachel Palmmer and Algene Wiekwhei of San Antonio spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Casper Molberg of this city Mrs Florence Fox who has spent the last several months with her sister Mrs L K Tainter will leave for her home at Denver Colorado next Saturday Mrs L K Tainter will accompany her to San Antonio Subscribe to the Standard. o0o-
Prices paid by local traders for eggs turkey cream oats shelled corn and wheat on March 20 1925. Listings include eggs per dozen 92 cents per dozen and oats per bushel 60 cents with other commodities such as shelled corn at 1 15 per bushel wheat at 1 50 per bushel and baled cane at 1 00 per cwt. Cotton middling at 24 50 per pound and mohair prices noted.
In West Frankfort Illinois on March 25 a man identified a body in the morgue as his two year old child killed in a tornado. On Wednesday he uncovered the same child alive, after having previously buried the body.
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