Memorial Day Observance Calls National Tribute
Memorial Day 1939 observed with a Louis Jordan Post program in the school auditorium to honor those who died defending the nation. The piece recalls Grant Lee Roosevelt Pershing and Lincoln, praising democracy and the enduring inspiration of past heroes amid troubled times.
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Louis Jordan Post
General Grant
Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
Teddy Roosevelt
Pershing
America
Commencement address Encourages grads to pursue ideals
Fredericksburg will honor sixty seven graduates during commencement week. The speaker urges class of 1939 to keep high ideals, work steadily, and overcome obstacles, noting life’s realities unfold as they begin their professional journeys. The message stresses perseverance, courage after defeats, and continuous effort toward success.
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Fredericksburg
National Cotton Week Highlights Industry Challenges
National Cotton Week notes cotton’s past prominence in the county and its decline due to pests like boll weevils and boll worms. It underscores cotton’s continued importance in other Southern states and cites dwindling American cotton consumption affecting twelve million workers tied to cotton and related industries. It urges new and revived uses to address an economic problem.
Value of Minorities by Frank Kingdom
A brief quotation asserts that dialogue between differing viewpoints sparks vitality. It argues that true contribution comes from contrast, not agreement, as clash of minds reshapes perspectives and preserves core beliefs while yielding new insight.
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Frank Kingdom
Tax Relief Aim to Boost Business Exchange
In a period of subnormal economic activity leaders urge lighter taxes to promote commerce and ease the flow of goods. The statement stresses reducing the tax burden to stimulate business and foster exchange.
Tolling a Big Bell to Harp on Highway Safety
Kerrville Exchange notes State police proposal to toll a large bell on the Capitol grounds every time a Texas road death occurs. A statewide radio hook up would broadcast the toll, urging safer driving as 1610 people died in 1938 with 14 573 injured.
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Texas
Capitol Grounds
States Public Safety Department
Kerrville Exchange
Trial of John and B C Ringer Reset for September Term
Sweetwater Texas May 23 Trial of Mason County ranchmen John and B C Ringer on charges of receiving 30 head of sheep allegedly stolen from David Burroughs was postponed to September 11 in 32nd District Court on a defense plea of an absent witness The Ringers previously drew four year penitentiary terms but the case was reversed and remanded by the court of criminal appeals due to a Mason County grand jury rejection of a prior indictment The Mansfield County bill was later dismissed giving the court jurisdiction Attorneys Bob Lee and Glenn Capps represent the Ringers District Attorney Truett Barber Weaver Baker of Junction and George Outlaw assisted in the hearing for the state
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Sweetwater
John
B. C. Ringer
Mason County
David Burroughs
Maryneal
32Nd District
A. S. Mauzey
Ringers
Court of Criminal Appeals
Mason County Grand Jury
Burroughs
Nolan County
Bob Lee
Glenn Capps
Truett Barber
Weaver Baker
Junction
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
George Outlaw
Contagious enthusiasm fuels truth and sincerity
A quotation on enthusiasm as a force that moves even stones and charms brutes. It presents sincerity as a driving power behind truth, suggesting that honest passion is essential for real victory.
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Orpheus
Bulwer
Two 10 Year Old Girls Drown In Malakoff Pond
Two ten year old girls, daughters of families from Malakoff, drowned in a pond near the town today. The victims were identified as children of Mr. and Mrs. Zann Owens and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rozell, all residents of Malakoff.
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Malakoff Pond
Malakoff
Zann Owens
R. R. Rozell
Texas House Vows to Stay in Session
The Texas House affirmed it will remain in session until pension revenue is provided. It defeated a Senate resolution 113 to 23 to end the lengthy session. A post-session probe of workmen's compensation fire and automobile insurance rates was approved.
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Texas House of Representatives
Senate
House
Etiquette Hints for Women in Public Transit
A columnist urges women to refuse a seat without a gracious thank you and a warm smile. The advice promotes tact as essential to social grace and hints at women’s potential success in civil service, law, or aviation.
Four legged Plymouth Rock chick shocks farm on Texas
Observations from Stonewall report a three week old Plymouth Rock chick with two extra legs growing from its tail bone. The abnormal bird, healthy and active on its two normal legs, could yield four drumsticks if slaughtered.
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Stonewall
Willie Burg
Mr. Burg
Birthday forecast for children born today sparks growth
A horoscope notes that today's born children will see a year of steady gain and progress through property, mentors, and advanced peers. The outlook emphasizes development driven by grounding in resources and guidance from older individuals.
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Kuog Features Syndicate
Lac
Penny Dreadful Head Placement and Return Stroke Tips
The notes discuss the term penny dreadful and advise the head to be placed lower than the feet. They suggest turning the body parallel to the water on the return stroke to decrease wind resistance.
Former Kendall Sheriff Joins Texas Oil and Gas Inspectorate
Edward Bierschwabe, former Kendall County sheriff, has taken the job of field inspector for the oil and gas division of the Texas Railroad Commission in District 7 C with headquarters in San Angelo. He will be stationed in McCamey after retiring January 1 following about 20 years as sheriff.
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Edward Bierschwabe
Boerne
Kendall County
Oil and Gas Division
Texas Railroad Commission
San Angelo
McCamey
Bierschwale
Argus Candid Camera Ad Promotes Fast Action Shots
An advertisement extols the Argus Candid Camera as a genuine miniature device with a wide range of shutter speeds and a fine Anastigmat lens. Authorized dealers highlight its speed and versatility for instant, anytime photography.
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ARGUS
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