Bastrop Woman Killed En Route to Father's Funeral
Mrs. John W. Milton of Bastrop Texas died when the family car slid on gravel on the Austin Highway 16 miles west of town. Rev John W Milton survived. son Joseph 9 was hospitalized in critical condition with head injuries. Funeral services for Mrs Milton were held Monday afternoon. She left two daughters Dixie and Ray Milton.
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Bastrop
Tex
John W. Milton
Austin Highway
Here
Joseph
Milton
John W Milton
First Baptist Church
Waco
Dixie
Ray Milton
Joseph Milton
Sheriff Sale Of Henry Hirsch Goods In Fredericksburg
By order of sale issued May 15 1930 in A Robinson v Henry Hirsch et al Gillespie County Texas the sheriff will sell Henry Hirsch store stock on May 29 1930 at Fredericksburg to the highest cash bidder a complete list of articles is on file in the district clerk’s office Alfred Klaerner Sheriff Gillespie Co Texas 34 36
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Gillespie
District Court
Gillespie County
Texas
A. Robinson
Henry Hirsch
Fredericksburg
A. D
Alfred Klaerner
Gillespie Co
Tex
Sheriff Sale of Gillespie County Property in 1930
Sheriff's sale ordered by the District Court of Gillespie County Texas to satisfy a judgment in No. 1821 in favor of the State of Texas against J. J. Perry. The property is Lot 6 in Block 8, Willow City, Gillespie County, Texas. Sale set for the first Tuesday in July 1930 at the Gillespie County Courthouse Fredericksburg between 10 AM and 4 PM. Proceeds apply to the judgment and costs with two year right of redemption for interested parties.
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State of Texas
Gillespie
District Court
Gillespie County
Texas
J. J. Perry
Court House
Fredericksburg
Willow City
Alfred Klaerner
Gillespie Co. Tex
Aroused Texas public calls for tax reform and growth
A public, including Wm. A. Black and the Dallas Clearing House, presses tax relief for enterprise and agriculture. They note rising taxes inflate costs, curb production, and burden labor while urging a lumber yard tax study and a broader push for a new prosperous Texas guided by a vigilant press and strong civic resolve.
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Texas
Abilene
Dallas Clearing House
Liberal calf feeding during winter is best
An University of Missouri experiment fed six calf lots starting at 400 pounds to compare winter feeding. Calves fed liberally gained faster and went to market after 60 days of summer feeding, while leaner calves needed 140 to 160 days. Less liberal winter feeding yielded more economical grass gains. Nice assortment Silk Voiles, at Schroeder Bros.
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University of Missouri
Lightning strike kills laborer in field near Maxwell
San Marcos May 23 Hugacio Hernandez of Maxwell died when a lightning bolt struck him while he worked in a field on Miss Malinda Schawe s farm. A second Mexican worker was injured along with the team. The storm also dropped hail and rain across Hays County and nearby streets, with ½ inch of rainfall reported in some areas.
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San Marcos
Hugacio Herandez
Maxwell
Herandez
Malinda Schawe
Hernandez
Hays County
Bay City
Angelton
Brazos River
State Highway Department
Wonderful Shampoo Banishes Dandruff Discovery
An advertisement promotes Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo from Central Drug Co. Claiming to eliminate dandruff, it urges readers to wash their hair with the product as a remedy and preventive measure.
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Fitch
Central Drug Co
New Braunfels Improves Streets and Storm Sewers
New Braunfels plans storm sewer construction at 15000 and incinerator bonds around 20000 to be considered by the city council. Street lighting rebuild includes 350 new lights, with 200 for outlying areas and 150 for the white way in the business district. Construction on three more streets will boost paved streets beyond eight miles. Rerouting Klappenbach Hill and county work on a new jail and courthouse remodeling are also underway.
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New Braunfels
Klappenbach
New Braunfels-Blanco
Standard Subscription Offer Cited at 1.50 Year
An advertisement promotes a yearly Standard subscription at 1.50. It advertises low cost access and urges readers to subscribe for annual delivery and full service. The notice emphasizes affordability and simplicity of enrollment.
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J. B. Bean
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