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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
11
R. E. Thomason announces candidacy for the 16th Congressional District of Texas and asks voters in the county for support in the forthcoming Democratic Primary. The announcement states the candidacy is authorized and requests backing from supporters.
The candidacy of F. H. Hammond for the office of District Attorney of this district at the coming November election.
Louis W. Durst announces his candidacy for Gillespie County Tax Assessor and solicits voter support ahead of the August election. He states his intention to serve as Assessor for Gillespie County.
Edg H Tatsch urges sincere support at the November election. The brief note asks readers for backing in upcoming voting.
Alfred C Hei mann Paul C Pressler and Felix Meurer announce candidacies for the office of Tax Assessor Gillespie County in the upcoming November general election. They request voters support and express appreciation.
The notice urges support for Albert L. Petersson candidate in Gillespie County and for Joseph P. Staudt in the office of Tax assessor at the November election. Voters are asked for their vote and support.
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.
Max Beckmann of Albert Texas files to run for Commissioner Precinct No 3 in Gillespie County for the November election inviting voters to support his candidacy.
Edmund L Stahl endorses and promotes the candidacy of C H Herber for the office of Commissioner Precinct No 4 in Gillespie County. He urges voters to support Herber at the November election.
A formal appeal extols the hen as an economical producer of eggs and meat, noting a four to six pound bird yields 25 to 30 pounds of eggs yearly with proper care. It argues poultry farming can industrialize the Southwest, cites a $1.25 billion annual U.S. poultry value, and urges better breeding, housing, feeding, and public awareness to boost profits and nutrition.
The column urges rotating potatoes with alternatives like rice, macaroni, noodles, or spaghetti. It lists suitable pairings such as tomatoes, green peppers, spinach, carrots, and onions and presents a menu featuring fricassee of chicken, sautéed noodles, buttered spinach, sunshine salad, whole wheat bread, and maple parfait. A note suggests using spinach stock in Perfection Salad and provides a maple syrup frozen dessert recipe.
Local notice urging support for Emil Welge hausen as candidate for Commissioner Precinct No 4. The brief appeals to voters to back the bid and participate in the upcoming election.
The article notes a few cows in late lactation do better on grass alone but warns farmers cannot forgo grain feeding while cattle are on pasture. If pasture is good, less grain is feasible and sometimes desirable, though grain remains necessary overall.
The New York State College of Agriculture urges regular biweekly culling from June to September with a Sept 1 fallback. A first class culler can judge laying status and age to keep hens under three years, boosting egg output, using wire corner barriers or a catching crate to trap and remove birds for inspection.
Funeral services were held for the 2 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chavidl after she drowned Wednesday near their home north of Weimer. The children did not realize the danger in the deep creek. she was found too late.
The passage notes that breaking a fresh turkey egg to pattern the shell is vandalism while an infertile egg marked with the hen's number can be kept as a guide. It mentions each turkey lays unique eggs, early clutches are darker, and a woman once crafted cardboard eggs with stippled patterns to trap nesters in her flock.
Adolf Penshorn an 82 year old retired businessman of New Braunfels was found shot to death in his home in San Marcos area last night. Justice of the Peace Green ruled the wound was self inflicted or related to personal safety. Penshorn had been in poor health and had just returned from a hospital.
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