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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1949
Page
9
ACA officials in Brownwood instruct county secretaries to compile complete crop acreage reports for 1945 through 1949. Affected farms must document cultivation, use and regulations shaping loans and price supports with a May 15 deadline. Details to follow in next week's paper and on Station KNAF.
The Doss high school softball team defeated the Cyclones 16 to 2 on Friday, marking a second win against them this season. They next face St. Mary’s at Fredericksburg on Friday, April 1, with best wishes extended to the squad.
A newspaper item notes the option to personalize writing instruments with a gold imprinted name. It highlights fountain pens and mechanical pencils as suitable candidates for branding. Names are added for prestige and identification in daily use.
The City of Fredericksburg advertises bids for a new motor grader to be used on city streets. Bids will be opened at a City Commission meeting on Thursday April 14.
Advert aims to gardeners offering a full range of garden tools including hose rakes sprinklers spades and more. Kolmeier and Klier Co promotes a tool for every garden need with emphasis on variety and availability.
Attractive Gibson Easter Cards available at The Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Inc. perfect for sending to young and old relatives and friends.
The Harper Tejas Club held Texas Day in the Harper High School music room with native flowers as decor. Supt. Neal B. Fox spoke on Texas Yesterday and Tomorrow. The Tejas Trio led Texas songs and the group voted to start garden club work next year.
An election set for April 5 will choose a mayor five aldermen and a city clerk. Candidates include George Byars George Croft Helmuth Klappenbach Joe Croft C L Fuqua Vernon Penick and Mrs Lela Ivy. District Court opened Monday March 28 with Judge Thomas E Ferguson presiding. docket described as the heaviest in years.
Prominent local lumber dealer Joe Stein urged Fredericksburg Lions Club members to defend liberties and freedoms. He warned against socialist medicine costs, defended good government, and questioned how the United States might be derailed from its constitutional system.
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