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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

3

Fredericksburg Publishing Co Notes and Editorial Roles

The Fredericksburg Publishing Co declares a Friday issue with editors K S Klett Jordan Petinecky Probst and entry as second class mail matter. Subscription is $1.50 yearly in advance and communications go to the Publishing Co with business items to Bookkeeper’s Dept and other matters to Editor’s Dept.

K. S. Klett Jordan Ae Petinecky Probst Fredericksburg Publishing Co Derrt

Franklin’s Advice on Industry and Diligence for Better Times

An editorial notes that Franklin’s maxim urges active effort to improve times. It emphasizes industry over hope, debt repayment through work, and prudent farming to reap rewards, urging readers to plow deep while others sleep to secure prosperity.

Benjamin Franklin

Safe driving means more than slow pace and clever tricks

The article argues that safe driving is not about slow speed or clever escapes. It blames selfishness and discourtesy for most auto accidents, noting road hogs cause countless deaths injuries and property damage yearly.

Memorial Day Vision: Peace Through Duty and Prudence

The Cleveland Plain Dealer urges Memorial Day reflections on peace and national duty. It calls Americans to honor veterans of past wars while resolving to avoid future conflicts, stressing prudent policies and gradual disarmament alongside vigilance.

Congress Republic Cleveland Plain Dealer

Prices are booming but public grows weary of slogans

The public tires of constant hype while prices rise and demand remains strong. Analysts note truth in the boom claims, even as skepticism grows about the messaging and timing of buying advice.

Buy Now and Rebuild for Jobs and Recovery

The piece urges immediate buying and home repair to spur employment and economic recovery amid inflation and gold backing concerns. It argues that work creates value, notes low prices currently, and stresses isolating illness and reporting cases to health authorities to control disease spread.

You Cant Turn the United States into Cash

A booklet explains why state insurance commissioners halted cash loans on life policies and surrender payments. The move safeguarded national finance by avoiding a flood of government securities and industrial bonds on the market, protecting property owners, workers, and citizens from potential chaos.

United States Insurance R &R Service

Typhus Fever In Texas Says State Health Official

Austin reports Typhus fever or fourteen day fever is common in Texas says Dr. John W. Brown State Health Officer. He notes two forms epidemic and endemic with the latter less deadly and often misdiagnosed as rat or mouse fever. Symptoms include sudden onset fever headaches prostration body pains and a chest rash. The rat flea spreads the illness from infected rats.

Austin Texas John W. Brown

Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Execution in Gillespie County

Alfred Klaerner sheriff of Gillespie County lays out the sale of 20.47 acres in Gillespie County Texas under an order of sale from the district court. The property, part of Survey No 23 and tied to Henry Holden deeded 1927, will be sold at public auction for cash on the first Tuesday of June 1933 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door Fredericksburg.

Gil Salas Metes and Beands Cain City-Luckenbach Varas Henry Holden Benno Bang Gillespie County Texas Dan Holden Levi Holden L. F. Holden George Holden Myrtle Holden Bertha Holden Lillie Holden Gertrude Casey Arlie Casey W. B. Elliott Fredericksburg Gillespie Alfred Klaerner Wm. Dease Nathaniel Townsend State of Texas N. Bank Pedernales River Sur L. O St. md J. H. Colbath W. B S. W. Cor P. O Dia St md Otto Kramer Jr A. D Richard R Brehmer Franklin Brehmer

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Gillespie County Texas

The District Court of Gillespie County issues an order of sale and execution on a 1933 judgment in favor of Mrs. Auguste Wahrmund against Otto Kramer Jr. Levy pursues 230 acres out of a 640 acre survey along the Pedernales River with boundary calls and river meanders. Sale set for 10 oclock A M at Fredericksburg.

Otto Kramer, Jr District Court Gillespie County Texas Auguste Wahrmund Ocolck A. M. Levy Gillespie State of Otto Kramer Wnt

Land levy in Gillespie County to sell 250.35 acres

Court order dated February 1 1933 in favor of Willie Schumann against Richard R Brehmer and Franklin Brehmer. The levy on May 9 1933 at 2 PM covers 250.35 acres in Gillespie County Texas including 16 acres from No 203, 160 acres from No 326 and 74.35 acres from Survey No 202 with deeds describing heirs and transfers referenced in Gillespie deed records.

Richard R. Brehmer District Court Gillespie County Texas Levy Gillespie State of M. Flores Y. Martinez A. Weiss James McKay Emil L. Weiss

Mosquitoes and Flies Parade Through Texas Health Notice

A state health notice from Austin warns of summer residents named Mosquito and Fly and their kin seeking summer homes. It explains disease links malaria dengue yellow fever and typhoid with flies and mosquitoes and urges draining standing water improving sanitation and screening to curb the pests.

Austin Texas State Department of Health State Health Department

Child Views of Growing Up and Marriage

A playful exchange where a boy muses about growing up to do as he pleases and his father contemplates the likelihood of marriage later in life. A light domestic moment reflecting expectations and plans.

County 4H Corn Club Announces Prize Contest

4 H Club members in adjacent counties may win gold filled medals, a state trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago, and agricultural college scholarships of 200 200 and 100 dollars. Special prizes include two solid gold watches for top yield per acre and lowest cost per bushel.

National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Work of Chicago State Extension Department Nelson Knitting Company Rockford Illinois State Agricultural College

Shipment of Good Plymouth Twine Arrives for Krauskopf Bros

A shipment of Good Plymouth Twine has been received for Krauskopf Bros. The note confirms stock arrival and readiness for distribution.

Krauskopf Bros

Houston Boy Dies After Fall From Elm Tree

George Ewing Lynch aged 10, a fourth grade student at Allen School, died of head injuries after falling from a 25 foot elm limb while playing Tar naw ell with a companion. He died last night on the sidewalk. Son of D L Lynch.

Houston George Ewing Lynch Allen School

Nagging Pains Warn Of Deeper Health Signals

Temporary relief promises little when nagging pains signal a weak condition. Start treatment for the underlying cause without delay. Cardus is promoted to build up against ordinary womanly ailments, with widespread drugstore availability and claims of relief.

Cardus

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