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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
4
R. E. Thomason declares his candidacy for Congress in Texas 16th District subject to the Democratic Primary and asks for county voter support in the forthcoming election.
Announcement states F H Hammond seeks the District Attorney post in the upcoming November election for the district. It notes the candidacy and aims to inform voters of the contest and Hammond as a candidate with intent to serve.
Louis W. Durst declares his bid for Gillespie County Tax Assessor and seeks voter support ahead of the August election. He also announces his own assessor candidacy and asks for backing.
A brief note from Edg H Tatsch asking readers for sincere support in the forthcoming November election, signaling a political appeal and campaign context.
Alfred C Hei mann announces for Gillespie County Tax Assessor in the upcoming election. Paul C Pressler and Felix Meurer also announce candidacies for Gillespie County Tax Assessor in the November general election seeking support.
The notice promotes Albert L. Peterssessor of Gillespie County and Joseph P. Staudt for the office of Tax with a request for support at the November election. The text urges voters to back these candidates in the upcoming political race.
For County Treasurer the candidacy of Mrs Lina Cren Welge for re election to the office of Treasurer of Gillespie County at the coming November election.
Albert Texas candidate Max Beckmann announces run for Commissioner Precinct 3 in Gillespie County. He asks constituents for support at the November election.
Edmund L Stahl addresses his candidacy for Commissioner of Gillespie County Precinct 4 and requests support at the November election. The notice reiterates appreciation for votes in the upcoming race.
The text outlines Article 797 through 801 and related provisions governing mufflers, noise, and road etiquette. It enforces fines and penalties for noncompliant devices, driver duties at intersections, passing rules, and precautions around horses on highways, ending with a brief note on a habeas corpus proceeding and a verdict reaction.
Support sought for Emil Welge hausen as candidate for the office of Commissioner Precinct No 4. community voters urged to back his candidacy and consider his plans for the precinct.
A London baby alarmed residents by shouting fire in a recent incident. London Opinion reports a campaign will urge every householder to install a useful little gadget, smoke detectors, to improve safety nationwide.
Victoria Texas May 17 The Robidoux jury found the trapper guilty at 2 45 PM and sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary. Twenty minutes later a motion for a new trial was filed and an appeal may follow if overruled. He remains jailed on bond set at 15000 awaiting ruling on the motion.
Yoakum Texas May 16 federal agents raided Yoakum and nearby areas forcing one woman and seven men into the reduced city jail which can hold only two cells. A 250 pound prisoner stood outside the cell due to lack of space. Officers broke up 72 bottles of beer at one location and seized 900 bottles plus other paraphernalia. Prisoners were moved to Victoria to post bond. Some sites had no residents but all bottles paraphernalia and one malt can were destroyed.
An old Central Drug Co. advertisement touts Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo claiming to kill dandruff quickly and remove all traces. It markets Regular Tie size for 69 cents and Regular 1.50 size for 1.29, urging shoppers to wash hair while banishing dandruff.
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