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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1946
Page
8
1946 political notices announce candidates for county and district offices including state senator representative and commissioner posts. Names listed include Fishes Metcalfe Dorsey Hardeman and others with party and district designations.
A reminiscence sketches Fort Griffin judge Smithers a peace officer famed for frontier flair a judge who kept a pistol and Turkish knife on his bench and presided after festive nights. His courtroom lore includes bold acts and local gossip about wartime service and sharp rulings.
The May allocations and cookies for Gillespie Community were delivered via Sunset Motor Lines to LaVisite with gifts from the West Bind Gospel Tabernacle and Bethany Lattherap Chuek. The Gillespie Counts Chapter of the American Bed Cross Ties Garper supported the month with assorted homematic cookies and gifts, while Littweren Church offered to provide future cookies and gifts for June.
Readable fragment notes a group called the International Bottle Chih who seal messages in bottles and cast them into rivers or seas. Found on DAZE by Col. Edwart Baley in San Marino California.
The readable words reference New York and a district or company but lack coherent facts or names to form a proper news item. No identifiable events, dates, or persons are present to summarize.
Charlie Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bawm J. Klein, arrives at the European Theater Army Air Forces Replacement Depot in Germany. He may be assigned to units servicing Air Force bases in Germany Austria Italy or France and will be near the Dachau Concentration Camp area about 20 miles from Munich. Before service he attended St Mary’s High School and worked for Stebbing Brothers Cleaners.
The text notes purple color in leaves indicating phosphorus problems. Bottom leaves show yellow striping between veins, and overall decline.
Training the farmers of tomorrow, vocational agriculture has grown to serve 8000 high schools with broad courses and observation farms. In the Pacific and Intermountain regions 30,000 high school boys learn by doing, producing tens of thousands of cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, and field crops in 1945.
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